/sci/ - Science & Math

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I believe one does not need to dictate a normal pattern of behavior to define a troll. One knows a troll merely by the circumstance one finds oneself in. Invariably these circumstances are vague and ill-set to be defined in a scientific framework. One must smoothly be able to translate a very broad set of tools to even locate, let alone come to this conclusion.

However, with faith in our system of beliefs, then we can be sure that a troll is trolling. It does not matter that this belief provides an untestable (or ill conceived testable correlations) circumstance, it affords the human mind with knowledge.

This knowledge is then used as it's own bulwark against the evolutionary advantage that comes with trolling. If one never needed to stand up to questioning, then any future action could not be said to have come from a past state of mind.

As such, one may be able to determine a troll, but a scientist would never accept the results.

This my friends, is an untenable situation. Science cannot answer this question, only faith can guide you.

Anyone else who cannot stop thinking about this movie? Saw it yesterday and I can't stop to admire the beauty of the complexity in it.

I cannot enjoy other movies because they all seem dull in comparison to this. A true masterpiece, can't wait for the extended version.

I am seriously considering going to the cinema alone tomorrow just to see it again.

Anyone else feel the same way?

So I just watched inception last weekend and I have a few questions for a few scientists to help me with the truth.

I have been seeing a shit ton of threads on /v/ about lucid dreaming.

That made me think about this movie, if I activated a lucid dream.
And in the dream I fell asleep, is it scientifically possible for a person to have a dream within a dream.
And has there been theory's or hypothesis on how the movie claimed if you enter to many dreams into a dream you might never awake again.

Sorry if you have seen alot of threads over this movie.

i thought that looked familiar...

How long until we can have one of those fancy pancy dream machines?