/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>4120883

What in the living fuck did I just read?

>>3884691
>doctors
>scientists

>>3865838

all this education, AM I WASTING MY TIME?

I only get sleep paralysis when I fall asleep during the day, being somewhat sleep deprived, and in an unusual sleeping environment. Still, it occurs very rarely but it has happened most often at school.

And coincidentally I experienced it just yesterday. Fell asleep in math class (morning after a crazy rave school dance and was slightly hung over so I fell fast asleep easily). Slept for about 30 minutes before the teacher noticed, and I woke up when he addressed me by name. But I couldn't fucking move. Sleep paralysis at the worst time possible. I distinctly remember trying as hard as I could to lift my hand or speak, but all in vain, I was just stuck. So the teacher walked over raising his voice and I was getting seriously worried that I wasn't going to be able to wake up at all, but then the teacher grabbed my hood and lifted it off my face and this instantly canceled the sleep paralysis and I was able to move.
So I gained personal confirmation that sleep paralysis does not affect the body's ability to respond to physical stimulation.

>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1eSXDpV14A
>"give me your money, i'll pray over it and triple it for you"
>never returns the money

my face when there are people who fell for this

i just got this as a reccomendation on youtubes main page, i think i follow /sci/'s links too often...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ASzDDOaLyk&feature=feedrec_grec_index

also god tier: comments.

EK and Harriet know each other in real life?

>>2719839

with your imagination wooooooooshhhhhh!!!!

/sci/ fags,

When reading about dark matter and dark energy, it sounds to good to be true. It almost feels like astronomers needed some excuse to make up for the fact they cant explain the universe through our laws of physics.

Are there scientists out there who have the same feeling as i have?

I'm pretty sure that timetravel will be "invented" in the future, but here's how we're never ever going to find out as it is now; Consider yourself being in that time, going back in time to change something significantly, like say, you killed hitler before he could ever do anything bad.

You come back to the future, and no one will ever recognize what you did, because hitler was killed before anything bad happened. For them, that was the natural course of time, that IS what happened, but for you who lived through two timelines, it's not.

Basically the future could have some kind of timewar going back in time and fucking shit up however they feel like, and we'll never, ever, ever EVER know, since whenever they change something, our perception gets changed, our memories, everything will seem normal.

And if anyone fucked the journey up, there'll always be chances of stopping that. In example; going back to the time before that guy used the time machine and convinced him to not travel back in time.