/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15874585
Do you ever get tired of spamming these posts?

All the people who say theres no low hanging fruit left in science, looks like you're wrong.
Opportunity knocks

>>15874585
Maybe if they asked outside of their jerking circle, they would find out a person has just normal feels and not delusions.

>>15874585
Never use quotes for "emphasis"

>>15875771
What then, should one use do for "emphasis"?

>>15874585
Grandiose delusions can easily be falsified. Scientific theory can not easily be falsified because many of its hypotheses have already been tested. Scientific delusion is when hypotheses are sold as theories or even facts. For example: safe and effective are sold as facts but are hypotheses in the testing phase.

>>15875781
NTA but a suggestion is to pause like this: Fauci says he is...
...the science.

>>15875566
You need to come to terms with your delusional grandiosity instead of trying to insult the people who are attempting the help you with your problem

>>15875806
It kind of works but it can lead to very convoluted writing. Let's take op's example. How one would write the statement "Trust the science" alone, while emphasizing that one should not in fact "trust the science"? This whole thing is already a mess as I am having to use quotes to state that "trust the science" is a phrase which I am referring to and not part of the argument, fuck.

>>15874585
It can be healthy.
one is within the virtue of fortitude. It's an important cardinal virtue that all men should strive for.
In fortitude you basically are forced to believe that you are always 'bigger' than your task. Weakness, doubt, quitting, half-heatedness, etc.. Is a failure to have that virtue
"FORTITUDE - Always be bigger than your task = Valour = the choice and willingness to confront agony, pain, danger, uncertainty, or intimidation = never be overwhelmed to the point that your Insight and your Virtues are affected."
However this involves tasks that are within your circle of competence. You have to know the extent of your competence and then patiently wait for a good opportunity within your circle of competence, before decisively capitalizing on a task.
Fortitude also comes into play on environmental factors like cold weather, financial issues, gf wife drama, loss, death of loved ones, trauma, illness, etc... and in those you have to believe you are bigger than your task.
It can occasionally help in learning new tasks and 'fake it till you make it' endeavors but you have to do the proper learning once you get there and can't feel you've made it and don't need the wisdom of your craft.
If you suck, and you don't know what you are good at and you magically think that you are superior and like a drug fiend find rationalizations to support your 'thing', than yes, that is mental illness.

>>15876134
Found the literal retard

>>15875966
> try help
Putting somebody on brain-wiping pills isn't helping.

I guess I suffer megalomania because I want to work somewhere where I get minimum twice the avarage pay.

I know exactly what psychiatry is, I suffered delusions that " I make money of the internet ". And guess how I made the money.

>>15876776
>guess how I made the money.
sucking penises?

>>15876941
You're delusional that everybody is homosexual just like you.

>>15874585
This isn't science or math.

>>15876952
Yes it is, you have other reasons for being upset at this topic, you're only claiming its off topic because you don't want to state the real reason that it upsets you

I've never gotten a captcha wrong. Not too many of you guys can say that.

>>15878115
I've never gotten a captcha right
plz halp

>>15878709
Keep on trying, one day you'll figure it out

>>15875771
why do you feel persecuted by OP?

>>15879898
My IQ is too low to do the captcha, is this discrimination?

Wow, its soooo strange that people who believe they know everything about the entire universe don't want to study delusional grandiosity

>>15882845

Objectifying humans is pretty fucking dumb shit desu. Its easy to do and doesn't require any thought. Hence psychiatry and science are pretty fucking dumb. Science get a pass when they making cool tech or talking about cool math shit.

>>15874816
It really seems like fun topic to do research on, don't know why nobody does it

>>15882845
>>15883952
MEDS. NOW.

>>15874585

>>15874585

Yeah i have that. Like, until i can prove that they're not, but until then, yeah i got that.

Catch 22 situation here.

Are they narcissistic delusions if i recognize them as such?

I have created the term "subclinical narcissist" to deal with this conundrum.

Because one of the main diagnostic criteria for narcissism requires inability to recognize it. Another major requirement for any disorder is that it actually cause a significant detriment to their life, that is, it is maladaptive. And since i recognize my beliefs about myself are potentially delusional i am hedging my bets. I would think that would describe any healthily ambitious person. But the scale of my ambitions are ridiculous. Enough for me to call them grand delusions.

>>15885218
I think it becomes narcism at exactly the point where your self perception diverges from reality. If you are smart and also show it off then you're a pretentious asshole, if you are not smart but act like everyone is dumber than you then you're a narcissist.

When will you creationist shit for brains stop posting these boomer facebook memes?

>>15876134
You can do things while feeling overwhelmed by them. If you pretend that you aren't and the task is easy for you that's where a delusion takes place.

>>15874585
Just came here to say OP's pic is cringe af fr fr no cap. Printing your repetitive platitudes in front of a "manly man" in front of bookshelf doesn't give said platitudes more authority. It's just an obvious alt-right pseud fedora neckbeard trumpist MIGA NPC dogwhistle. Btw that dude has tattoos on his hands, making him a degenerate, i.e. the opposite of someone you want to be associated with. To prove my point you will respond to my post by calling me a tranny, libtard or whatever your Manichaeistic worldview considers the current thing, even though nothing in my post indicates such a thing about me.

>>15885892
The rabbit and the tortoise..
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare
I like the ideas I made, one was a super stiff helical anti harmonic dampening device that uses super conductivity to levitate heavy objects.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TR3Vdo5etCQ
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farallon_Plate

>>15885545
how come you're so upset? which memes are triggering you?
and how did you get to be such an expert on facebook?

>>15874585
>NOOOOOOO!!!!
>muh IQ is six million!!!
>i'm a super soiyence genius!!!

>>15887340
>getting triggered by facebook may-mays
how weak do you have to be to sink to that level?