I just reviewed a thesis. It was stated that memory and consciousness are stored as electron spin states in neuronal microtubules. Also, these tubules alter the geometry of space and time, causing memory and consciousness to be rooted deep in the cosmos.
Sources: some shit-tier open access journals and one low ranking journal from Elsevier.
>science: Identify a hypothesis and prove it >philosophy: identify a position and argue for it >physicists: identify a hypothesis and argue for it
Physics was a mistake my man
Brody Parker
I blame string theory
Christopher Nelson
>implying it's any less scientific than (((dark energy)))
Austin Collins
>Science >Prove
Stop skipping class Timmy
Bentley Cox
OrchOR is over 20 years old. It has solid science behind it.
Elijah Fisher
I think I heard something like this, something like plank geometry determining how our brains are arranged on the smallest scale, and that being equivalent to morality somehow or some shit.
It was used as an example of what pseudoscience is and how people fall for it.
Adam Jones
>solid science
top kek
Justin Baker
read ANY of the first and second generation psychoanalysts
Carter Brown
Their findings are valid, but their interpretation of the results are lunatic.
Daniel Thompson
>lunatic
just because you dont understand it doesnt mean its crazy
Brayden Johnson
Not everything revolves around sex and sexuality.
Ryan Robinson
You could let Him pass just for the LOLs
Samuel Bennett
Wtf happened to their faces?
Carson Cox
A glib and facile argument from someone doesn't know how science works.
Angel Brown
You can thank Roger Penrose for that.
Robert Ramirez
Back to
Matthew Cook
Can someone give me a quick rundown on these guys?
Jacob Morris
Science is notation of data. Philosophy is interpreting that data. Engineering is making something out of the interpretation.
Jackson Ortiz
They got plastic surgery when it was still in its dial-up phase
Christopher Howard
Bogdanoffs are a pair of French twins who managed to publish a series of nonsensical Scientific papers in Reputable journals. A Scandal known as Bogdanoff Affair en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogdanov_affair
One has a Math PhD & other a Theoretical Physics PhD.
Today they write about science fiction, popular science.
>you and I are both human and we have the same genes, but we share no alleles
>cold weather selects for intelligence
>if you take some ice and put it into a cup of water and the ice melts, the volume of water in the cup will be lower than before you added the ice
Noah King
>>if you take some ice and put it into a cup of water and the ice melts, the volume of water in the cup will be lower than before you added the ice Technically it can be. If the ice is cold enough and the water hot enough then adding the ice can significantly lower the temperature of the water reducing the thermal expansion effect and lowering the volume.
Josiah Myers
Sure, but it was in reference to the global warming/ice melting problem. He claimed that water levels would go down if the ice melted because ice is less dense.
He didn't realize the melting ice is on the ground, no in the ocean, and to address your problem, global ocean temperatures are rising as well.
Ethan Williams
In the future you should address that sea level rise is mostly because of thermal expansion. Melting ice has very little to do with it comparitively.
Ethan Cooper
Ice is by far the larger problem, almost 70% of the world's water is ice. Thermal expansion pays some role, but adding lots of water from land glaciers into the ocean is a far bigger problem.
Ryder Hernandez
>philosophy: identify a position and argue for it
The only thing that you just proved is that you dont know what philosophy is.
Gabriel Edwards
Everything I'm finding points to thermal expansion being the major contributing factor, especially in the long term. Where are you hearing otherwise?
Owen Rivera
Thermal expansion has played the larger role for the past few decades, but we are losing more and more glacial ice on greenland, alaska, and northern canada so loss of land ice will be the predominant factor moving forward