/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5686610
oh right, is it 30% of our final grade? and previous papers are pretty much the only way to study fro them i guess

>>3041163

>Just less important than actual, empirically substantiated knowledge.

No-one has bothered to try explain why they think this.

I'm no arrogant egotist, but I can safely say that everyone is self-centred.

Everything you do is in relation to you. There is nothing that you experience that is not in relation to you. What I do not understand is that a lot of people seem to downplay or outright ignore the relationship between us and the outside world as relatively unimportant.

Sup, /sci/. /v/ here. We don't know shit about anything apparently. >>>/v/71915426 Which is it?

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lets talk about the immense amount of energy it would take to expand a wormhole therefore bending reality and when in the future we'll we ever achieve this type of technology if ever?


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oh. shit.