/sci/ - Science & Math

What research topic/area of math for this feel?

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Why yes I believe Nikolaj-K is our guy. What gave it away?

why not both?

>Topos Theory

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OP here,

>Synchronicity is literally just glorified coincidence. I wonder why people are willing to believe in (((coincidences))) only when they involve Jews but there must be a deeper meaning in every other kind of coincidence. There is zero evidence for any of this shit; /pol/'s tin-foil hat theories are more plausible than any of this.

Nobody said anything about Jews, you are the only person in this thread who mentioned "(((them)))". I find it funny how a legitimate intellectual discourse has to be tainted by this carcinogenic belief that "(((they)))" control everything in an attempt to not take responsibility for your own actions in life.

>The tools you use to measure are the thing that affects the particles, not your "consciousness". The issue is that you can't measure a phenomenon without interfering with it, and this becomes a non-negligible problem at the quantum level.

How could you tell either way? If it's the tool that causes the change, any method of measuring it is null and void according to your theory. According to the dogma of "science" and I am assuming also you, anything that cannot be measured is a pseudoscience.

>You do realize that the CIA put money into ANYTHING that could turn out to be useful, right? They even thought they could mind-control people with LSD as is exemplified by their famous MK-Ultra. Just because something has "CIA" written on it, it doesn't mean you should take it seriously (other way around, if anything).

The problem with your example is that they did use LSD for mind control. The test subjects are documented to have gone clinically insane because of their experimentation. Of all things you could have used as an example, this was probably the worst, LSD puts you in a highly suggestible state, furthermore, the act of using electroshock therapy and consistent autosuggestion in this altered state is guaranteed to have an effect on the subconscious belief system.