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Hey science jerks if you understand the universe so well then explain why there is something rather than nothing.
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>>13350527 This whole universe thing really is very silly.
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>>13350495 You’re not manifesting your shitty life, I am. You don’t exist outside of my mind, same as everything else. Sorry I imagined a bad life for you, if I had any control over it I wouldn’t let you suffer, though it’s not like it matters since you don’t exist anyway
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>>13350439 There is no explanation. So that is already something.
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>>13350490 >Reality is just in my mind. Okay let me just punch you in the face. Its just in your mind.
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>in modern, sexually liberated society, it is solely up to the arbitrary tastes of women what genetic traits will get passed on
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>>13348118 Proliferation of genes linked to agression, low IQ, criminal record, rape tendencies, welfare leeching, single motherhood, inability of delayed gratification, sociopathy and whoring.
Tens of thousand of years of mostly eugenic evolutionary pressure undone in hundred years. Stacies...I kneel
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total demographic replacement of humans by muslims and chinese.
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>>13350614 It's the welfare systems that are to blame here, those that suck at the government teat get paid to have more children. it literally breeds more people unable to work
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>So you're telling me that Europa could be Terraformed into a ocean world with a breathable oxygen atmosphere with just 4.5 Gigatonnes of carbon tetrachloride and 10 high voltage tether satellites ???
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>>13349669 >>13349673 Can you just give me a dumbed down description of how tether satellites are supposed to function this way? An infographhic would be nicer. I'm too oldschool to follow links from here.
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>>13349711 It's literally in the document? There's heaps of infographics in it, basically think of the particles stuck in orbit around the planet in equilibrium, magnetic fields can destabilize the particles and they escape that orbit and shoot off into space
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Yo are you the Genyamede and Titan terraformer?
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>tfw your president invents electricity
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>>13350278 Did Newton invent gravity?
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>>13350344 >Retard. newton fag invented gravity then?
what were you without gravity
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Ben Franklin was never president
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>>13350453 >>13350453 you could say franklin invented practical batteries or invented a way to detect electricity or something like that
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>>13350554 >he didn't come from the timeline where Franklin was president I shiggy diggy,
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How to ensure I never ever get a kidney stone?
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Kidney Stones = Calcium Oxalat
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>>13349797 (((cursed))) thread.
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>>13350318 thought calcium doesn't really affect it
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>>13350525 Here you have it no bananas no milk, much water hopefully no preposition and you are good.
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>>13349797 >get loudspeaker >scream at dick >sound waves break up the stones >problem solved
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is this scientifically possible?
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>>13348359 This.
Why are people bumping this thread.
SAGE IN THE TEXT FIELD TO NOT BUMP
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>>13333798 why is EVERYBODY taking modafinil?
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Even if we suppose that free will exists, what mechanisms would allow it to operate? Neurons firing in the brain in patterns predictable by physics, past experiences, genetics, and randomness aren't free will. Even a soul, if such a thing existed, wouldn't allow free will because you didn't choose that either.
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>>13340842 >Thanks to the Heisenberg uncertainty principle A principle is not a law
This supposes naturalism is the only valid interpretation of reality as well.
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>>13349324 You can choose to act in the pursuit of some end even if you don't want it in that moment. I'm a depressive retard, there are many days and longer periods when I don't want to do any or all of what I should be doing and wanted to do the day before. There was a time when I would just not do it because of that lack of contemporary want, but I can also make the choice to act on those wants while they're temporarily not there. I know that I will go back to thinking the things I'm doing are worthwhile, so I act on them despite not feeling them.
You can try to phrase that as "ah so you must have 'truly' wanted it even then!" but that's unfalsifiable nonsense. I'm quite aware of the mental experience of having a want/desire, I can also identify the lack of that desire. You will just end up playing a game of redefining anything I say as "actually" being a want when under normal meaning of the concepts you'd never call them the same as innate desires. Yes if you redefine everything as being a "desire" then you can't act without desire, I'm not sure what that is supposed to demonstrate other than you're good at playing word games which trip up sound reasoning.
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>>13349324 listen, just because you think you didn't chose iteans youre less of a faggot, and i have decieded to not fuck youre mum again just to spite the universe
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>>13335254 free will does exist
but not for us
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>>13347548 >Actually schizophrenics are commonly diagnosed over their belief that free will doesn't exist not really. maybe believing that someone controls their brain or that they are an experiment rat and everyone else is on it but not freewill. thinking that you can control things like tv static, dice or any random event is common among schizophrenics. seeing patterns in noise is also common (see terry a davis)
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How scientific is this book? Is it a trustworthy source?
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>>13349970 >The metaphysics are absolute dogshit, the Arabian scholars a few hundred years later had to shoehorn in some mangled neoplatonic metaphysics just to make it palatable Based retard. Later Arabic scholars worked to reject the dogmas of Greek scholars in favor of the Quran
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>>13349970 >the Quran itself is embarrassingly bad at explaining the metaphysical, it loses out to even the New Testament. >I don't understand it therefore it's bad It's the Word of God, it's not meant to coddle you and hold your hand through the metaphysical journey. It's more akin to baptism by fire - to use the Christian saying - if anything
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>>13349970 lmfao you're an utter retard
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>>13349893 that's wrong, the areas the muslims took were the regions these documents had been stored plus they burnt like 90% of them and only kept the ones relevant to them
then they try to take credit for the persian golden age
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I wish I could find the paper but Islam has actually been shown to reduce your IQ.
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Scientifically speaking, why have I always community-hopped on the internet over and over again? Different places, adapting well to the norms and discussion, culture, what have you, in those communities, leave, and then repeat? I'm always accepted by the people in the community, without any pushback, no one knows I'm actually 'new', but I do, and that always keeps me at arms length, I can never fully be a part at least in my own mind which is why I always end up leaving eventually without a trace. What causes this impulse? I feel like it's uniquely modern. Is this the right place to ask such a question?
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>>13347694 Im having mcdonalds tomorrow and I'm so fucking hyped. I'm deffing but I'm gonna have the hugest cheat day tomorrow you have no idea /fit/bros
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>>13347742 No, that's Enbie's autistic sister Aspie.
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>>13347694 One of the hallmarks of ADHD is changing your obsession every couple weeks/months. Autism tends to have deeper long-term interests that are more niche.
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>>13349821 I don't think it's ADHD because over the past two years I found something that I have no interest in disregarding. Also, I don't change that quickly. It's over the course of years that I become a part of a community online, only done it around 5 times over a 10 year year timespan. I think
>>13347738 was a bit more accurate desu. Makes sense to me.
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How can I summon an Arabic daemon.
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Draw a picture of Muhammed
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Come to literally any German town and you'll see lots of them.
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>>13349913 You need a lock of its hair to summon an ifrit, or anything else with its power connected to it.
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>>13350210 >You need a lock of its hair to summon an ifrit so basically you need to summon an ifrit to summon an ifrit
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