/sci/ - Science & Math

>>1936065
wow and 90% of 99.1% of other species sex is heterosexual. Thereby proving.... anomalies exist.

When i was about 13 i began to suspect that humans are like computers. We arnt truly alive, as long as we arnt thinking. However free will does exist. Its just seperate from 'living'.

What more do you want? Somthing that is not discovered? Chances are those exist outside the universe.

>>1449277
I have personally noticed that songs take longer the first time i hear them than the second. This is because more of my brain is awake and focussed, once it hears the same thing it generalises the input using memory.

I don't remember the specific issue of new scientist i read it in, but by listening to a rapid succession of clicks for about 15seconds had been proven to improve answeres to tests. It is thought that this causes your brain to 'overclock' for a short time similar to a computer. Overclocking brain cells is the scientific explanation that "time really does fly when your having fun".