/sci/ - Science & Math

In bed, nude and high.

>>11817137
You are quoting it wrong.
What it really says it is that how much seed you get from improving a single component in the system.
Nothing more nothing less.

How you apply it in the computer world its totally up to you.

>>11218748
Where and how did you find this. It seems decent enough. Got anything else like this?

If I once exist, will I mathematically exist again?

>>11146512
I don't.

>>11084285
>Blue Origin made alliance with BIGNAME BIGNAME and BIGNAME for going to the moon
>all paid by American taxpayers
>Elon boy will probably be there before them and under budget

>>10977507
>why does people worship this fag?
He gets shit done and bamboozles wannabe-smart skeptics who don't.

When Sunday comes my minds is so cloudy that I literally cant do a single thing right.
I have a million things I want to do out of enjoyment and I do them so badly to a point that I quit doing anything and just wait for the next day.
This has been reoccurring event for the past two years,every Sunday on the dot.
Nothing helps,coffee makes it worse.
Anyone else with this problem?

Have you ever had dreams where you laughed at jokes that someone in there told, or a dream where someone is teaching you insights about topics that you've never touched upon (i.e economics, philosophies, etc)?

It's weird because if our consciousness is self-contained then there should be no way for a person to generate information that he has never came across irl during a dream. So...

if consciousness isn't self contained, does that mean it requires a well-built "infrastructure" to reside in, and our brain is somehow sufficiently built? By this logic, reincarnation becomes possible, because a deteriorating brain cannot support the soul and is forced to return to its origin

If heaven is real, could it simply be this other dimension that consciousness originates from? What if 'hell' isn't another domain but actually our reality here on earth?

If we assume that buddha's theory of reincarnation is real and man is trapped in an endless cycle unless we achieve "enlightenment" (whatever that means), then could it be that at some point in the future it would be possible to artificially "retain" a soul and preventing it from returning to its source, thereby removing the only way man can become enlightened and escape the cycle?

could it be that at some point in the future it is possible to use technology to force a soul to 'remain' and thereby preventing it from returning to its source? By that time, earth would be hell