Today I will explain some new forms of oppression.


*1) In the back of the throat they can install a neurochip that controls the nervous system (It can cause neurological or cardiac diseases).

*2) People or places may have lasers with rays at frequencies not visible and valves that throw liquids (can cause skin diseases).

*3) Cell phones and computers can be remotely activated microphone, they can also emit voices at low volume (It can cause psychiatric illness).
*Advice) If you notice this happening, make a note of the date and place and upload those attacks to an email.

*****If you want to see the images or patents you can search for their scientific names "Neural dust", "BCI", Brain gate", "RFID", "high energy visible light", "metasploit".

I genuinely never feel stressed. I'm not even sure if i know what it really feels like. I don't feel any pressure to do anything unless i deem it necessary. Job interviews feel like the employer is being evaluated by me and not the other way around. Most of the time i have this deadpan facial expression. I never feel envious either, but that's about it, otherwise i'm a normal person with normal feelings. So, is there a scientific explanation for being like this?

I feel like I know nothing.

I’m considering biology for my undergrad (I’m in EU).
What should I expect? Are there many options for further education (i.e. masters)? How’s academia like?
I was thinking of going into research later on, eventually reaching a phd and maybe postdoc.
The fields I'm interested in so far are marine biology, neurosciences, genetics and climate change and its consequences on the biosphere.

What causes that sticky substance in materials like pic? (the joystick cover)
What is that substance called? My umbrella handle got really sticky too after being unused for years

can /sci/ come up with a believable estimate for the number of ppl in picrel?

The inside of the human body is so fucking fragile how does stuff not just fail on a daily basis

that'll be USD $10 billion plus tip please

If we examine the hard problem of consciousness from a scientific standpoint, shouldn't it be true that a material body cannot shelter an immaterial spirit?

The material body changes all the time, and scientists know what each part of the brain is responsible for, you cannot hear without the auditory regions of the brain functioning, and you cannot move without the motor cortex, and you cannot see without the lobes in the back of the brain. That's why injuries to the back of the head can make a man blind in rare occasions.

Even your thoughts, and every thing about you we know where these things come from, regions of the brain. But the brain is not unchanging, it warps overtime and the "soul" changes with it accordingly. We can change somebody's personality and entire "soul" with a little brain surgery. We can physically alter the soul. Who is to say then, that it's (the soul's) not just a subjective representation of the combination of all physical processes in the brain?

And if that's the case, then the "soul" finds no identity within a man's material form, no, rather, the brain generates the soul, and thereby proving that when you die, you simply become somebody else, because you are all people at once, even now, and each one of you is experiencing your life simultaneously. You are all men at once but each of your incarnations is unwitting of the others.

I swear they been saying they were going to do this since I was like 8 and I'm a 30 year old boomer. Why has it taken so long? Why is there no real update? Now they have memed that that the mammoth will "save" the world by placing it innthe mammoth steppes for it to help the environment. The biggest thing they did was extinct the Pyrenean Ibex for a second time in like 2003. They can't even do this with species that are still alive and now best bet they will just gene splice some fur in a regular african elephant and call it a mammoth. This sucks man.