/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12360431
I did read it you mong.

>>12357709
>sorry to break it to you bud....chemistry is particles.

Fixed that for you buddy.

>>12191034
As above so below is an age old hermetic principle. Just like the flower of life. How did these alchemist loons come up with concepts that seem to touch on the fundamental principles of the universe hundreds if not thousands of years before science uncovered any of the hints seen in this thread?

>>10903336
There are 2 things that comprise most of what I am interested in. These are both very large subjects with many different angles to explore, but I'll try to give some guidance to whoever is interested.

>1. The structure of everything in existence
To find out more about this, I advise reading into and understanding what fractals are and how they relate to nature and the universe. You will quickly find that fractal structures (in their finite form) can be found in just about every piece of matter in our universe.

>2. The structure of society. (more /pol/ than /sci/ related)
To understand the most basic, underlying principles of society, you should try to understand its core in its most fundamental and secretive form. What characterizes the people that have the most impact on society, how do they organize, what tools do they use to exert and maintain control.

To me, nothing it as fascinating as those 2 areas of knowledge.