That last correction is pretty wrong. There are totally physical properties that break physics if reversed. It's the second law of thermodynamics that entropy can't be reversed, you break thermodynamics, it's a lot of physics. If you want to say you can't "prove" the second law sure but you can't "prove" that the sky won't turn into jello tomorrow, statistical certainties are given the name law for a reason.
Edit: I guess the best way to phrase it would be its Highly Unlikely that a broken egg would come together to perfectly reassemble itself.
Im surprised Austin is disappointed in oblivion for dumbing shut down and not Fallout 4. FO4 is such a weird downgrade from New Vegas, percentage speech checks, no skilled dialogue choices, no skills, no faction rep. It's also crazy how people say the possibles make these games impossible to make. You shoot/punch shit or talk to it there isn't a great many ways to takle problems. The emergent gameplay is that maybe some other thing will come over and attack it. Maybe if Bethesda made a specialized engine to tackle these things and all their objects things would be better, but people by it anyway so why would they. I have hundreds of hours in Fallout and they're probably some of my favorite games but it's crazy that people try to defend Bethesda for dumbing down their game and shipping a stagnant product.
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