Comic #6687: three-2

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Panel 1:

• A person lying on a bed is asking, “God, why are there 3 space dimensions but only one time dimension?”
• Another figure is sitting up, responding, “This universe is fine-tuned for deluxe cheeseburgers.”

Panel 2:

• The second character states, “On average, only 70% of meetings start on time in your single axis of time.”

Panel 3:

• The first character says, “If you have time squared, you have 70% of that. By the time you’re at 3-time, almost two-thirds of all meetings start late.”

Panel 4:

• The second character continues, “If you can’t have corporate meetings, you can’t run large businesses with the complex supply chains required to get lettuce, bacon, meat, fresh buns, and a choice of condiments at any time of year.”

Panel 5:

• The first character asks, “So is this the best of all possible worlds?”

Panel 6:

• The response is, “I like the burrito universe better but this is still a good one.”

The comic humorously discusses the complexities of meetings and supply chains within the context of a fictional universe.