/sci/ - Science & Math

relevant to my interest:

looking to create a dynamic traffic control system for a city in the future (to optimize energy use and traffic flow)

How can someone can deny that they, the agent of thought, exist of physical components? In order for one to think, one must possess a brain. (If you do not believe this, then please decapitate yourself and try to articulate a clever response.)

This should be enough for one to realize that consciousness (including the process of thought) is the sum of ones neurological activity (which, to be clear, is decidedly physical)

Whether string theory or any other TOE can validate the claim that ALL existence is ENTIRELY physically deterministic; the vast majority of anything that you or I will ever experience or think of will be related to something physical. A model of the brain (to yield a deduction of thought, anyway) would only require chemical precision.

Regardless of whatever philosophical notion that anyone has of what the word "thought" really "means", it is impossible to deny that we, being human, are composed cells which (unyielding to human belief) behave according to the laws of chemistry. Again, these laws happen to describe anything that is certain to exist.

Simply because we haven't the computational power to analyze the entire brain in every dimension does not necessitate that thought is metaphysical (even tho thinking iz so hard sumtime!)

Imagine a large maze where instead of aisles there are one way doors leading to the next aisle with a door on the end.
Each aisle is a universe, each one way door is a portal.

Lol maybe all anti matter is in the centre of the universe pushing everything away

>>4367466
>This is untrue. Some of..

Nigga you obviously caint read. get ur head on str8 befo u reply

>>3531980
So what are you trying to say?

bump

sorry OP we only celebrate the achievements of americans

Hey /sci/ I have a bio question.

I'm 16 and I have a ton of peach fuzz on my face that I'm gonna have to shave soon. Are my facial hairs always going to be white or will they gain color as I get past or near the end of puberty?

Also I notice that if an adult has red hair it's either pure ginger or not at all. I was blonde as a kid and now I have brown/red hair. Will the red eventually fade out as I age?

So these guys on bartender make attempts at science jokes /sci/ into a bar.

ITT: People who think the only purpose of psychology is to give psychiatric treatment with or without the use of medication.

>>1106269

thanks for proving my point, fail troll.

>>1052634

implying religion is there to protect humanity and not to impose retarded ideals..

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I had a dream this morning that I was ripping a blunt hard in some train station and as I slowly woke up I felt really high. Felt good, man.