/sci/ - Science & Math

>>1824182

>I fear falling asleep, but not sleeping.
>I fear traveling, but not arriving at my destination.
>I don't actually fear these things, they're examples.

If you are unable to understand the difference between:
'dying' and 'death' then why are you here?

>>1824176
De rien.

Car comes in diagonally from the 'outside' seen opposite of the camera position. Jumps up over the ridge catches itself on the car it's crushing now, which proceeds to flip due to momentum until the original vehicle catches on the pillar and ceiling.

>>1824123

I said I fear 'dying'.

Not 'death'.

Nice pic; thanks.

To the point...

This is how I react to death:

I am terrified of dying, but perfectly fine with death.

I'm sure you can see the difference.

When you're dead it simply doesn't matter; as...you're dead.

I certainly don't want to die though, as that would imply the end of my consciousness, which is something that I'd very much like to avert.

It may be difficult to come to terms with, but change is the nature of our reality. Nothing remains fixed forever; things change.

Like a giant ball of cotton candy.

According to how this chart works, I think /tg/ should be in low tier as well.

Well it depends upon the type of microbial life. It might need antibiotics to speed it on its way, or it might simply need a day off with some cough suppressants. If it's nothing serious and you've visited the doctor, then get some rest, drink some juice and eat some cough drops.

Side note: I love DT's ^_^

>>1823989
Right...

>>1823967

Nice fortress.

Well...

It certainly wouldn't be the best of plans to lead a child into a group of pedophiles.

I didn't rage.

Perhaps I simply had a milder selection. I mean there were some stupid posts, don't get me wrong, but nothing to get annoyed about.

>>1823849
I love you for this post.

^_^

Go out and learn things that interest you; you're attached to the internet after all. It shouldn't be difficult.

>>1823778
I disagree.

>>1823770
I was beginning to wonder there.

What's there to be suspicious of? It's fiction.

>>1823725
Lol

You better not be shitting me.

Ordinarily, I would laugh.

That is until not long ago, I realized the people proposing this, were serious.

>>1823617

They did die. A lot.

Assuming the planet wasn't spinning. Yes, there isn't anything to stop you from spinning it. Though bear in mind that there 'will' be drag on the planet, just the same as on earth.(example, the moon creates noticeable drag on earth, actually slowing its rotation{a very tiny amount every year})

>>1823131
Lol ^_^

Children that's where rainbows come from! The holes in the ozone layer allow the natural rainbow light to not reform into bland colors due to the prism effect of the atmosphere!