/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2714715
I've heard that Deja Vu is often a pre-rendered "event" that the brain simulated at one point in time OR that is an event that was simulated at one point and holds at least one or two things from that simulation.
ex; You dream of, well, what the fuck ever. In the dream you see the colors red, blue, and yellow often. You also see tools, things like hammers, screwdrivers. Then, a sudden emotion hits you.

Real life event : You're holding a yellow screwdriver, you zone out and something startles you.

I just made this up, pulling out random things from my ass, however, I am pretty sure that no one can disprove that. And if they can, please do. This is an interesting topic.

I will provide you a bump, OP.
I am very interested in this, however, I don't quite know how to go about discussing it.
It seems like philosophy more than anything.

Option 1, bro.
I mean, with that option, I am financially secure and a practical genius.
And, uh, I'm already decent at getting girls, so...
But then there's the point that I don't much care for relationships and the additional intelligence can keep me occupied with, well, whatever I feel like.

>implying I'm not agnostic

>Algebra II
>took that in high school
OP confirmed for underaged faggot.
Go to college, you pedantic asshole.

I forgot how to greentext link my way to other boards, so here is just a link.
>>>/r9k/12380557

I need someone here to please confirm this faggot as a faggot and not a schizophrenic.
I know there is no proper way to tell, but seriously, it's apparent.
>>12380557

>>2174068
This.

INTP, reporting in.
Enjoying that atomic bomb and theory of relativity we lent you guys?

None, practically.
In fact, if you got one hundred computers, the base value of the computers would be more than the value of the gold they contain.

Well, basic math, such as addition, subtraction, etc. should be taught but after you understand it you should be given a calculator throughout the rest of your life.
But equations =/= basic math.
You need algebra, calculus, etc for real life shit, yo.

Everything.

>>2087434
I'm going for neuroscience, I seem like I'm better with any type of medical science.
Although, I think about physics all the time.
I may get my neuroscience major and go back sometime for a physics education.
Also, neuroscience seems like it can expand.
A lot.
Physics had a golden age already.

Holy fuck, I have the same problem, OP.

I made 130.
The bar was about 3/4 of the way.
Can you even score 400-600?
Because at 130 the bar was almost all the way up.

What's going on in here?

>I for one am pretty smart and so all of you
What does that even mean?
>relationships
>healthy
What is this I don't even.

It's a social science.
/thread

>>2073133
I agree.
But I also disagree.
It gets my mind flowing but I do weird shit and I get really depressed thinking about it.
But, mine are short-lived.
They last fifteen minutes maximum.

>>2073115
I just don't think I'm crazy.

>>2073105
Regardless, I have no problems.

>>2073091
I may have a few delusions, but that doesn't make me mentally ill.
I have mediocre paranoia and depersonalization/derealization sometimes.
I bet everybody has that sometimes.

>>2073076
I just don't see any threads of any knowledge that I can relate to.

>>2073044
I (think) was reading that the other day.
I'll look it up right now.