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>>11135260
>alien SETI receives miraculously strong signal
>excitement and fear quickly spreads across their solar system, scientists rush to decode the signal
>at last their entire race gathers to hear the announcement
>speaker crackles-
PARTY ROCKERS IN THE HOUSE TONIGHT

all me lol

>>9940002
well time is not a quality it is a relationship and a process.
see Peirce, Whitehead, Deleuze and Bergson.

>>9940006
>>9940023
>Is it pulling from the future, or pushing from the past?
>attraction, obviously, goes both ways.
it is moving towards the future by the affections of the past.
"attraction" only goes one way, towards the becoming of potential, relation goes "both ways", to the virtual openness of becoming and the closed actualities of being that set the boundaries of potential and thus the openness of becoming. There really aren't two ways to go, it is a continuous relation of animated wholes that are animated by there relationship to potential rather than the relationship to actual entities (relationship between actual entities, substance and systems) by which they're defined in quality and quantity. What you need to accept here is the ontological primacy of relation to that of the other categories. >>9940020
>>9940917
>a system.
>It is a dimension.
cringe
>>9942487
yikes!
>>9942664
close but you are still putting quality over relation.
>>9942768
thats why you ask me instead of a physicist >>9943282
>time is a wave
the form of the relation that is time may well be a wave but time is not a wave.
zomg im so much smarter than everyone else

>>9630244
>BS in engineering
>100k starting
>any job i want

PARTY ROCKERS IN THE HOUSE TONIGHT

>>9586087
based

>bachelors in engineering
>literally construct the future
>100k starting
>any job i want

i can barely contain my smug levels

how do I be awake for 3 hours?
It's 7:30pm too late to dose caffeine

Question for scientists.

Is it possible for someone to fall asleep for 100 years and wake up and still be alive? What about 150 years? Could this be a way of "living in the future"?

I guess what I'm asking is is it possible to die from old age while sleeping? We will assume there are drips and other devices to make sure the body receives nutrition.

>>9004569
>What exactly is stupid about it?
That you somehow got the implication that I believed the Fields medal is some sort of binary switch that determines whether a mathematician's work is worth anything or nothing. You haven't given any actual argument against recognizing the work of young mathematicians so I'll wait for that instead of responding to any more of the bait.