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More Parmesan? - Existential Comics
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what would happen if you never told them to stop? would they eventually stop of their own accord or keep coming back with new blocks of cheese?
Eventually the cheese would begin to form a singularity and the grater would exist on the boundary, slowing their own perception of time with each subsequent grate.
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Now I'm wondering if that's actually possible
If you had enough cheese would the collective mass create enough gravity to pull it all together and create a blackhole