Could something like Brain Burst from Accel Saga actually be feasible in real life? Essentially it amounts to overclocking your brain in order to slow down your subjective perception of time.
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Are the concepts of "personalities" pseudoscience or legit?
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Are there any good studies out there on how to identify women with a proclivity for promiscuous behaviour? I am trying to ascertain just how accurate pic related is. I appreciate that it is a meme, but memes become memes for a reason. Is this meme accurate? What are some good tells of unrestricted sociosexuality?
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Is it better to have windows open or closed on a hot day?
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Are COVID-19 vaccines safe?
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>torque and energy have the same physical units
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>energy and torque have the same physical units
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A true scientist would question the space thing more. Just like doing theoretical proofs and experiments to confirm that the facts in you textbook are true, you should keep the same thoughts when watching goofy rocket videos from NASA and SpaceX.
> inb4 flat earth. trust science expert midwit
Have you been into space? Air plane sure, but that's not "space" where the moon is.
Black holes, supernovas n shit? Ever been in an observatory? and how do you know it isn't a cute LED display in it showing you a film clip?
What have you seen yourself that isn't told by someone else?
> inb4 flat earth. trust science expert midwit
Have you been into space? Air plane sure, but that's not "space" where the moon is.
Black holes, supernovas n shit? Ever been in an observatory? and how do you know it isn't a cute LED display in it showing you a film clip?
What have you seen yourself that isn't told by someone else?
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Why are tummies so enticing? Scientifically speaking, of course
(I'm actually looking for studies on this. Apologies for the meme format.)
(I'm actually looking for studies on this. Apologies for the meme format.)
