/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2841742
OMFG SCHIZOLOL...

5 star post.

>>2841742

NO, you fucking newfag, it's:

For every little bit of Great Britain's new little arctic subliminal instant message there is for must be a single uniglobular cluster within the midst of a fortituded asiatic black bear.

You know... On in a really Pink Floyd-esque way this post makes perfect sense:

>Sometimes blocking out the memory of an event so mindfuckingly dehumanizing and God murdering

This photograph makes one feel disillusioned and infinitesimally small. It is also such a profound and expansive picture that it can even lead a devout theist to deny the existence of God. Viewing leaves many feeling hopeless, tiny, and worthless. Therefore it is better to try and forget the catalyst that started such a negative train of thought, as the OP implied.

>on an inconceivably 4th dimensional ceramic dog dish chock full of bastard sauce

Here the OP is again commenting on the pointlessness of life. He equates it to "ceramic dog dish chock full of bastard sauce", which is to say we are all the bastard children of an empty God. He uses the dog dish metaphor to equate our human lives with those of animals and is also asserting that we are nothing but slaves eating out of a "dog dish" provided by a universe that doesn't give a shit about us.

>the Hubble ultra deep field photograph becomes irreversibly on par with a Sanford and Son rerun level , and soul crushing by taking drugs until you forget you even owned a plaid sweatshirt.

Here he is quantifying the true epicness of the cosmos... that which has but one equal; an episode of "Sanford and fuckin' Son". The inferiority one often feels from ruminating on the cosmos leads to drug use and other self-destructive behaviors. The vacuousness one can succumb to from such a profound inability to deal with such a potent understanding (that we are nothing) leads to severely anhedonic feelings and behavior, eventually resulting in total apathy. The "plaid sweatshirt" is a metaphor for everything you have lost because of viewing the Hubble ultra deep field photograph. It's some heavy shit.

>>2841903

>>2841903
I'm screencapping this. Hilarious bullshit analysis.

It's just too bad /sci/ knows jack shit about philosophy and psychology or we'd have a bigger and better discussion in this thread.

Sadly, /sci/ is truly chock full of uncreative left-brainers who couldn't understand a philosophical point if it fucked them in the dpaminergic pathways.