/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10068414
The fact that I haven't killed myself yet

Good night, wheelchair science man.

>>8959240
>tfw planes got faster and faster over the decades, but travel times remain the same due to the logistics of holding patterns and airport traffic

I got a little choked up while watching this video.

How can we encourage more people to stop caring about trivial things and instead focus on doing new things in science and technology (all technology - not just software and cell phones) that will lead us to a brighter future?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Caon9BRk_gQ

I have absolutely no evidence for this, but somehow I feel that we are because we can. How can there be something? How can there be nothing? To me it feels unreal an illogical. Even if we existed in some sort of matrix, there had to be a creator, and a creator for the creator (And so on.). Doesn't this seem impossible? since every layer of simulation would be more dumbed down?

Are we here simply because we can? Is this world that cruel?

>>6835593