/sci/ - Science & Math

Words are packets of either sound or text which allow organic computers to transmit information.

>>7357740
>organic
Ehhh, elaborate?

What I'm trying to say is words, as communing specimens, much like electrons in isotopes, make up the furthest form of life in the universe. And use us as hosts to further their expansion into space

>>7357754

Organic computers, or brains, use words to transmit information. At least that's how humans do it.

>>7357739
>Applied logic thread? Applied Logic Thread

doesn't sound like logic to me faggot.

>>7357792

Seconded. I'm just seeing pseudophilosophical gibberish.

>>7357739
>What are words to the universe?
>an expression of the love of death?

Since when is this stuff called "applied logic"?

>>7357739
have you ever heard of the explosion principle? it means that if it is true that you suck dick and also true that you don't suck dick, then it can be proven that you're still a faggot OP

This is it? This is all you guys can come up with?
Are none of you seriously interested on how we are AT MINIMUM the psychological metabolism of the universe?

>>7358138
^ Either mediocre bait or shit post.

>>7358138

OP, I already told you that words are nothing more than data packets exchanged between biocomputers.

And what the fuck is psychological metabolism?

>>7358183
>What is mathematical biology

>>7357739
Ehh I'll have a shot.

You should expect capitalist tradeblocks with more homogeneous populations to have a better economy since it means business doesn't have to create as many different products for an equivalent amount of sales, and advertising can be targeted more precisely without alienating potential buyers.

Likewise, tradeblocks with easily predictable populations would also be expected to have a better economy since it means less produced products are flops.

This in mind, it follows that governments of capitalist tradeblocks who want to continue their economy's growth would attempt measures to make their populace more similar to one another and also to make them more predictable.

>>7358199
>without alienating potential buyers.
Because diversity alienates buyers, sad world no? Where all we want to do is find the simplest way to get our rocks off and don't explore

That being said
>This in mind, it follows that governments of capitalist tradeblocks who want to continue their economy's growth would attempt measures to make their populace more similar to one another and also to make them more predictable.
This is not true, although capitalism unanimously is a big hulking figure in todays world, the countries and worlds morals are not unanimous. Japan's or S.Korea in comparison to North America contains a good look at this

>>7358193
> >>7358183
I fail to see how my point differs from yours
>psychological metabolism

>>7358138
well, OP was interested in "applied logic" and proceed to talk about shit \that had nothing to do with logic in any philosophical or mathematical sense.

>>7358330
It's logic applied to the metaphysical relation of the question of is our universe sentient or not? Which it is, merely by deduction of our presence as it as sentient beings.

>>7359454
Have you ever been diagnosed with schizophrenia or a manic disorder?

>>7359506
Have you ever wondered if you are illiterate or not?

But yes, auditory hallucinations, I hear a variety of people screaming from white noise areas, they don't say anything, they just scream.
It's made me think alot about things and I'm just floating this stuff by y'all to see if anyone can digest it and spit out a refutal or parallel manifest in reality

>>7359566
mmhm, that's what I thought.

>>7359570
So, any oppinions on the comments in the thread? Or are you just going to be some bigot prick with more of an ego for strings of variables than empathy for an identity of a premise?

>>7359454
>the metaphysical relation of the question of is our universe sentient or not
Which is stupid

>>7359586
Did you ever stop to think that the reason people aren't replying to your ideas is because they are gibberish? Perhaps your mania has something to do with it? Have some self awareness.

>>7359655
Have you ever stopped to think that my using words in an un-flavour of the century way causes people to misinterpret what I'm trying to put across?

Also, if you knew the definitions of the words I was using maybe you'd have an insight into what you call gibberish? Think of high school math to your typical american fourth grader

>>7360163
>flavour of the century
>made myself kek

>>7360163
>flavour of the century
>fotm
>made myself kek

Duplicate thread
>>7355895

>>7357792
This.