/sci/ - Science & Math

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q25Ooy51ZEU

>meet a qt in my apartment building
>asks me to come inside her apartment
>walk inside
>see her qualifications on the wall
>Masters Degree in Homeopathy
>Masters Degree in Quantum Crystal Healing
>Masters Degree in Chakra Conciousness Hypnosis Therapy
>Masters Degree in Non-local Cyberkinetic Quantum Field Medicine

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>being this edgy

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Throughout your life you have noticed certain things. Your hobbies include doing stuff. You like to eat food that tastes good. At times you find yourself thinking about something. You dislike doing things that you find to be boring.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obCjODeoLVw

About a week or two ago there was a couple of threads on /sci/ about what ghosts are, most people were just trolling in them and making fun of OP, telling him to go to /x/, but I got interested in them when some of the posters mentioned some properties of ghosts. Because of this I did some research, got some books and read them and now finally I know what ghosts are! I found out relatively quickly that ghosts are basically fields in space, but you cant really detect them because of how they interact with normal matter. You see, the universe loves symmetries, everywhere you find symmetries in nature, but sometimes these symmetry cause disturbances in reality and cause "unphysical" things to happen that arnt part of our universe and that's why ghosts exist, they balance "unphysical" forces by interacting with the object these "unphysical" forces interact with, canceling the "unphysical" force. This is also why we cant directly see ghosts, they are always in balance with other energy fields. at least thats how "Faddeev-Popov" ghosts work.

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the physicist wins