/sci/ - Science & Math

Of course, what else would we be?

>>8606534

>>8606561

Here's tom with the weather

>>8606544
Is death an illusion?

>>8606576

No.

>>8606561
Alternatively: "you" are a particle in your brain, and when you die "you" still exist, but have no motor function or sensory perception because "you" are not alive. If you are very unfortunate, you will remain conscious, aware of the passage of time but unable to take any action. I-have-no-mouth-but-I-must-scream-type bullshit.
After millions of years of being incorporated into various minerals and non-cognitive tissue in other organisms, you might eventually find your way back into the brain of an organism and assume control of it, but with no memories of your previous life. And then you die.
This cycle obviously would repeat forever until whatever planet you're on / nebula you're in is engulfed by a black hole, which would eventually release you as Hawking radiation just in time for you to witness the heat death of the universe.

>>8606534
Before I was thinking people really ask such dumb questions on /sci/ but now I have realized its just some butthurt brainlet that cannot into math so he shitposts these junkie threads 24/7

Go pretend to be smart on facebook with your pseudoscience

Fucking retard

>>8606576
its a phase change, like jumping into cold water.

>>8606534
yes but experiencing it is just electricity so dont make such a big deal about it

>>8606700
jesus fucking christ what the actual fuck is this?

>>8606534

No, we aren't the universe. We are PART of the universe. Don't take the part for the whole.

>>8606700
dude... somehow i doubt this is standard veterinary practice

>>8606728
But Anon, cow is the universe experiencing itself

>>8606735
is dis sum vr?

>>8606735
that level detail in the simulated screen is so realistic it's trippy

>>8606534
The universe seems so intent on proving my insignificance. The size and scale of things is so incomprehensible, and I am nothing next to that - just a monkey with delusions, a short little life crawling around on the skin of a tiny sphere in the middle of nowhere. But there is one principle of the universe - self-similarity - that makes me feel like I'm part of all of it. That if it weren't for me (and you and us), the universe wouldn't have anyone to shout at, to marvel and quiver at its grandeur. And where do I end, and the outside of me begin? There are some fuzzy edges there when you think about it deeply and in many different ways. Everything that every particle of me does is entangled with everything forever, echoing in the noise of it all.

So I guess this is my long-winded way of saying "yes".

>>8606586
You cant really be aware if you cant make or access memories. Making memories is a function of your brain so no brain = no awareness.

>>8606700
google image search tells me nothing, though it did lead me to a pretty sweet webm of tinkerbell getting thigh-fucked by the caterpillar.

>>8606561
if energy = consciousness
are firefighters murders?

>>8607522
fire violates the NAP so no

ITT: teenagers navel-gazing

>>8606534
yes

life came before matter

>>8606750
yiss

>>8607556
>navel-gazing
thank you for the new vocabulary

>>8606704
that is not a phase change

>>8606586

This is just Stirner's einzigue except not logically consistant.

>>8606719
there is no such thing as time and space. theres no separation from anything. everything is nothing and nothing is everything.

>>8606700
Read karl fristons free energy principle. One of the most intelligent respected men in neuroscience. And you laugh. Fuck you.

>>8606750
Lambnister we meat again.

>>8607522
Free energy minimization then yes.>>8607522