/sci/ - Science & Math

>this thread
>wanting to be involved

>gravity just sort of happens
>no idea what's beyond the edge of the universe or what the universe is expanding into
>your entire perception of reality is based in very few dimensions and interpreted by electrical impulses, infinitely limiting your perception
>quantum mechanics all but proves that there are alternate dimensions of existence for basically everything measured, but we know absolutely nothing about it. Paired quantum particles is some of the craziest shit in the entire fucking universe
>Math is a theory we use to understand the universe; it works until it doesn't, and it's only one way of looking at the universe. We may not be able to perceive any other way.
>there are probably forces that exist in the universe that cannot be measured in any way, shape or form but will still somehow affect us
>we still have no idea why life became a thing, there's not really any point to is seeing as how it's not found anywhere else (or so we think) and serves no tangible purpose
>we're on a rock that is infinitely, infinitely small compared to the expanse of space. 99.999999999999999999999999999999% of what we've ever observed is just seemingly empty space, which isn't really space anyway, it's some sort of weird fucking fabric that can be distorted and changed
>there is literally no reason why you or I are conscious

I can't sleep. Why do we even need to sleep, anyway?