/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16174753
>Space can
wrong, as evidenced by gravitational waves travelling at c, if space could expand faster than c then the current model of gravity wouldn't work, which is the inherent compression of the spacetime manifold/g-field due to some interaction with mass, this compression could not take place if space was expanding faster than light, as it would counteract the effect mass has on it, resulting in no gravitational potential, even black holes would not be observed, because they work on the principle that the spacetime curvature is deformed to such a degree that nothing can leave it, which means it is getting deformed at the speed of light at the schwarzschild radius

>>11346608
>most things
placebo

>astrology
people born in similar times of the year experience the same events as our moods collectively swing. ie. virgos are conceived around new years thus increasing the chances of being a mistake and subtly treated as such during critical times of development, or you have a birthday around christmas and get or perceive less presents or worse quality of presents skewing your view of giving and receiving, those born late in the year are younger than their peers in school, etc.

>days when everyone seems tired at work/school
too quick or too heavy shifting of the air mass above us, stagnant bubbles of CO, NOx

>the coincidence of stuff, the impossible odds of life existing
anthropic principle, nevermind fuck that, were most likely all/one infinite gods/4d spiders that got bored and dreamed up this thing called reality and wants to forget where we came from and we will do it, and the next will do it too, forever. because the fun is not the destination, it's the journey.