/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6397978

i'll bump with infothread

>>5318194
>it's not like there's an incredible amount to review
Right, just looking for a refresher

4/46

Is there a way to make a larger (visible) object behave like a atom?
Mainly to the physics guys of /sci/
I would like to see what an actual atom behaves like not some animated balls spinning around balls.

>>4527665
What else can we say about the subjective experience independent of memory, emotion, sensory perception, and awareness?

I would be interested to see what, outside of your definition of subjective precludes some "objective" measurement of it? The inability to feel or experience the exact same experience as our subject?

We cannot subjectively experience what honeybees see when they hunt for nectar, however we are able to know that they see in the ultraviolet spectrum that we are blind to.

Does our inability to see through a honeybee's eyes prevent us from knowing facts about their vision?

I invite you to expand your concept of reality a little bit.

Goodnight all.

P.S.
>>4527664
Not the guy you are responding to but here's a few measurable effects of varying justice systems:
-recidivism
-rates of crime
-incidence of crime
-types of crime
etc.