/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9480930
>You've just described evolution and emanation, not time.
You're arguing semantics.
Go back to /b/, and leave /sci/ to the grown-ups.

>>8282602
>I can't believe that so many people think the universe isn't deterministic.
And Einstein couldn't believe God plays dice with the universe.
Neither belief is scientific, and such discussions are best saved for when we're all gathered around the bong.

>>8094021
420 blaze it

>>7991070
>>Lung damage can be avoided by alternate methods of intake
Bongs supposedly dramatically reduce lung damage.
And unless you smoke like a Rasta, lung damage shouldn't be nearly as bad as it is for a typical tobacco smoker.

>>7694287
>You exhale at this exact moment in time. 2,000 years from now, the motion of particles in the air caused by your breath has caused a pebble at the top of a mountain thousands of miles away to shift slightly, creating a rockslide that kills hundreds of people.
Yeah, I'm going to need to see some math on this.
A far as I can tell, the energy of your exhaled breath is spreading out as it travels, and should be subject to the inverse-square law.
The effect on anything as far as a mile away should be negligible, no matter how stoned you are.

>>7678078
>I spent the last hour meditating and reached a conclusion.
>Human life will never leave our own solar system.


>meditating