/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9417945
>GARDENING AND WATERING A LAWN
fucking kek, I never thought about it

>>9254067
Dude, people always seem odd, strange or just flat when you don't know them

They get "more human" in your eyes because you start empathizing with them. You know more about them and the way they act, and with time why they act like that

It's just that normally people aren't as neurotic as to mistake this for inhumanity.
There are others like you, and I feel a bit like that, that when idk someone I have a very simplified image of them.

It happens to me mostly with women. I realized once you get to know them well in a relationship they stop being this secure person I pictured and I see them as sweeter and "weaker". People start opening themselves to others with time, and you don't see but their "public" faces until then.
Maybe it's just all my insecurities, and I turned this post into /rk9/ but you get my point.

>>9249302
Absolute zero is meaningless if it's in alomost vaccum

Spaceships are space blankets floating on almost absolute zero, so I'll go with "three billion dollars worth of blankets"

>>9249260
>What is the end state
This is the sientific equivalent of spooks

but >>9249266 would be a good answer when you just talk about the property of "where it gets to first"
>>9249280
yeah it's made by and for people who are not autistic enough it makes them mad

idk but I wanted to share this OC