Life is Short. So is this book

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A weird hypothetical thought is rolling in my mind. Lemme shoot that.

If you've all the power and I ask you to destroy the entire universe, what's the simplest way you can think of?

Make your guesses.

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My answer is simple.

I'll change the charge of an electron.

Yes, you heard that right. I'll change the charge of an electron. If you wonder how that's gonna do that job, read it below.

The charge of an electron is 1.6021766 x 10^-19 Columbs.

As I've all the power with me, if I can change it by even very negligible amount, say 1.6021762 x 10^-19 Columbs, an atom will collapse due to difference in charges between protons and electrons.

The collapse of atom would mean collapse of a molecule, collapse of a molecule is destruction of a structure, and ultimately the entire universe is devastated.

Boom!

That sounds cool, isn't it? ;)