/sci/ - Science & Math

Do 'crazy' people actually have realistic and vivid interactions with their imaginary friends?

Take this scene from Star Trek in which Dukat pictures and interacts with some of the characters from his past.

http://gorillavid.com/cna/olyo7lj5u8p7
>10 minutes 40 seconds, guy with funny ears is imaginary

Does it actually happen like that?

>>3105089
Makes sense when you consider how many stars would be condensed into that region, exploding and forming bigger stars, etc.

>>3105090
But you had to give a fuck to use it in the first place.

>>3096224
I know that feel bro.

>>3047746
> and electrons have mass dependent on their spee
So to achieve zero temp they would have to be stagnant.

So if I blow lots of cold air on my people I don't like they will disappear?

How hard would it be to learn early University level maths (maybe years 1-2 of a standard Bachelor of Mathematics) in my spare time?

Last University holiday break I found myself exceedingly bored and I'm sick of wasting my time playing videogames. I figure this year I'll try and pick up a new talent, I figured maths might be a good shot. My understanding of maths stops at Year 12 (Australia) standard maths.

>>2707265
Are you kidding? America has got... like... you know? All that shit and what not...

>I suppose that show Monk was pretty good.

>>2699079
You don't have Huntington's Disease you stupid fucking hypochondriac.

Who's the best table tennis player: Tchaikovsky, Leonhard Euler or Adrian Monk?

Every photo is a science photo since it takes photos of natural phenomenon.

Check this motherfucking homosapien out.

>>2185372
>Chicxulub crater

He's the guy.