Gravitational wave forming is an art form that requires precision, patience, and a hint of madness. It's like trying to squish a jellyfish through a keyhole while juggling chainsaws.
Here's a step-by-step guide to mastering this most noble of squashing arts:
First, you need a waveform. Any waveform will do, but we recommend the classic sinusoidal. It's like a good ol' wave, but with more wave.
Next: Wave AmplificationOnce you've got your waveform, it's time to amplify it. Think of it as a game of 'Simon Says' for waves. You say 'Wave', and then you wave.
Then: Wave ReflectionNow you've got a nice, amplified wave. Time to reflect it off the nearest surface. Think of it as a cosmic game of 'ping-pong'.
Finally: Wave InterferenceAnd finally, you've reached the pinnacle of squashing. It's like a cosmic game of ' Simon says' all over again. You say 'Wave', and the universe says 'Wave not'.