/sci/ - Science & Math

A vacuum is a space entirely devoid of matter. On earth we can not create true vacuums but only low pressure environments because the container would inevitably implode due to the absolute difference in pressure.

Matter always seeks equilibrium in its density. Exposing a low density body to a high density environment should crush the low density body. Think of going deeper and deeper in the ocean, the high water density would ultimately crush your lower density body.

Now consider the opposite situation. A relatively high density body in a low density environment will expand and in extreme situations it should even explode. Just think of putting a cool air filled balloon in a warmer, low pressure air environment. It will expand.

Now tell me, how the fuck can a body exist in damned infinite vacuum without exploding into the tiniest particles all over space?

How do floating bodies in a vacuum space like planets, make any darn sense?

https://mightyminnow.wordpress.com/2007/10/18/black-people-are-less-intelligent-says-dr-james-watson-nobel-prize-winner-and-dna-pioneer/

http://www.popularsocialscience.com/2013/01/21/why-blacks-are-good-at-sports/

http://en.metapedia.org/wiki/Race_and_crime

I have a theory : If the placebo effect works then you can also have a faith effect which would include believing something is lessening or curing a condition. That includes god, aliens, angels or whatever possible cause is deemed possible.

There is an experiment you can do yourself to prove the belief effect. You need to believe in aliens (which could be a plausible explanation) with long range anti-pain technology. You then need to be in some amount of pain (bound to happen sometime) and you then believe the aliens with proper technology will remove the pain and entice you to be good or something.

I think I found something relating to the placebo effect. I found that I feel less pain, (broken jaw) when I believe that I have a high pain tolerance. I think science will progress a little sometime soon.... Dunno how.