/sci/ - Science & Math

Scientifically speaking, why do I feel so attached to fictional characters and things, more so than real things? Why do they infest my mind and make me suffer? Why do they move me so much? Why do I feel so sensitive to them?

>>11457290
>the same people who say bio isn't a science are the same people who don't know how to click two fucking buttons and look something up on google

Formaldehyde, OP. All sorts of things in museums are preserved like that too, I doubt this guy is even the oldest thing to be preserved like that.

Scientifically speaking, how does one make friends?

>>11448919
Fap to lolis, drink lots of alcohol, and realize that trying to please normans isn't worth your time. If you find people you like to talk to, then great, but don't go out looking. Accept the loner lifestyle. The difference between alcohol and benzos is that alcohol is for people who are honest with themselves.

Although I don't know the extent of your autism. Are you like, actually throwing fits in public and not functional, or are you just spergy in conversations and anxious when talking to people? If the latter, then I stand by my advice, but if the former, then yeah you're fucked.

Is this possible?

I have depression without the sadness/guilt.