/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15977334
Well, sure. What I should have expanded on is that I think it's more likely they could exist all around us and we just can't comprehend them with our pitiful brains and consciousness and contribute their existence to natural phenomena (or supernatural).
The reason we don't see any life in the galaxy is because we can't understand it even if it's there and the chances of a civilization rising up with our level/type of consciousness/brain is extremely low. There could be some sort of fundamental law of the universe/dimension we can't even begin to comprehend, there could even be several of them, and 99.9999% of the civilizations in the galaxy spring up existing in/understanding them and they have a hard time interacting with us

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>>12723207
i love you fags

>>12507223
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>>12509479
I've taken assid over a dozen times, plus mescaline and mushrooms. None of them make you smarter. You might be able to solve a problem (logical, mental, emotional, etc.) while high that you couldn't previously solve, but it also inhibits other mental abilities, and obviously you can't take it all the time (microdosing is a meme)

>>12346357
Yea listen to this guy. I'd honestly recommend only taking 50-75ug your first time. Then 100-120 next time. Don't overdo it, you'll still have some insightful brain magic happen at a low dose like 50. Learn your own tolerance, be respectful of the chemical. Could easily drive you borderline psychotic taking some ridiculous dose without any prior experience. DYOR and understand things like set + setting.

>>12345440
No pleb nothing to worry about it

https://www.hindawi.com/journals/bmri/2014/868196/

Now keep using our fiat currency please.

>>12297314
Let's give this anon a full dose of DMT and see what he thinks afterwards

>>12101801
Bumping

is it worth taking lsd?

>>11443718
Knots of quantum fields interacting with what you are made of, oh and these knots interact with the photon field too so we can detect them with our eyes! WHAT A COINCIDENCE?!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNVQfWC_evg

What if the grand scheme of all existence we actually know very little.

Like go outside and see a lizard chilling on a rock. All it knows is sunshine, grass, and bugs. That’s it’s entire world - the end all be all.

What if the entire measure of all our science and understanding doesn’t even scratch the surface of reality/existence/whatever.

OR

WHAT IF WE FUCKIN KNOW IT ALL BOIS!?

>>9950775

>Technically speaking, it could be interpreted a number of different ways depending on what the user of the word intended.... ironically making the word supernatural supernatural by your definition of supernatural.

su·per
ˈso͞opər/
adjective
adjective: super

1.
informal
very good or pleasant; excellent.
"Julie was a super girl"
synonyms: excellent, superb, superlative, first-class, outstanding, marvelous, magnificent, wonderful, splendid, glorious; More
informalgreat, fantastic, fabulous, terrific, ace, divine, A1, wicked, cool, killer;
smashing, brilliant
"we had a super time at the water park"
antonyms: rotten
2.
(of a manufactured product) superfine.
"a super quality binder"

adverbinformal
adverb: super

1.
especially; particularly.
"he's been super understanding"

nouninformal
noun: super; plural noun: supers

1.
a superintendent.
2.
archaic
an extra, unwanted, or unimportant person; a supernumerary.