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>>8758816
Please don't bait the intuitionistic logic fags, they already have a hard life, being autists

>>8758816
No, but I can't prove it

>>8758816
How do you know a statement is true if it can't be proven?

It's not a problem materialists can solve because consciousness comes from the immortal soul, not the physical brain

>>8756848
Nice b8 m8

>>8756848
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>>8766926
Consult with a Registered Forester before
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they bang the shit out of her in the woods.

>>8766926
Can you show me the equation for this gif?

Plant trees.

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>>8766629

death does not exist. Consciousness is not a result of the matter.

>>8766629
dead for good is when the micro biome or environment renders the macro person irretrievably dead. How long that takes depends upon conditions and level of scientific advancement.

>>8766629
There are various definitions according to how you want it defined. The legal definition is when you're declared dead by a physician, and the one I know most about compared to how long organs can be harvested etc.

>Legally dead
There's a saying "a person isn't dead until they're warm and dead", coming from the many cases of patients suffering severe hypothermia and apparent loss of life, cardiac arrest etc, being revivable for up to hours after the actual fact. It's not failsafe, but it's common enough that if you're found "dead" in an avalanche, at sea etc, it's advisable to keep trying resuscitation basically until you've warmed up completely.

>Clinically dead
when your heart stops, for long enough periods of time, the brain stops getting supplied with fresh oxygen, and hypoxia invariably leads to brain damage after only minutes. Four minutes without oxygen, and you're basically a meat potato. Of course, due to other factors like temperature, saturation of the blood still available to the brain etc, this number varies, but in room temperature, 4 minutes is as a rule of thumb, a cutoff.

>organ death
organs can be harvested from certain corpses under certain conditions. Usually high energy trauma victims and similar, because if the specific organ isn't damaged in the accident, there's a high chance it's remained oxygenated throughout the efforts to revive you, and is therefore "fresh". As soon as it loses oxygen, a warm organ starts to die, because the cells it is made up of require it. They are less sensitive than the brain, however, and can be harvested up to 90 minutes after circulatory death (when the heart stops).

It's possible to be brain dead but have a working heart, but without circulation, the brain does not go on.

lines.

Is there no significance to a pattern like that?

Square

>>8766278
>but necessitates the non-existence of a human soul
>more specifically
>the non-existence of any human knowledge that was not extrapolated from natural observations

what?
these two things aren't related at all
how are you considering the second thing a subset of the first thing?

>>8766278
>Can I take that for granted or is there a reason not to?
Dreams, unless they fall into a category of natural observations.

Looked at alot of data about how certain kids can remeber past lives with moderate detail then forget all details while they grow up. Made me start think about conciousness as a entity. Then looked into the theory thats the opposite of i am , so i think but instead the other way of i think therefor i am. What im saying here is , brains are only a medium for a conciousness to experiance the world.

Wrote on phone, go look up somethings about conciousness as a other entity shits cools

where have you ever seen such a claim?

>>8766116
We've got eigenvectors and shit.

>>8766123
muh dialectics of nature mufuga

>>8765953
Trick question, Jesus is the only way to get to ever-lasting paradise.

>>8765968
nice logic

What happens if you ask the question 'Will you answer this question with the word that means 'no'?'

>>8765893
Chemicals/hormones in our food plus people waiting until they're older to have kids.

women on the birth control pill polluting the water with tons of xenoestrogens

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenoestrogen

Feminism and Cultural Marxism

>>8765486
Well yes actually

>>8765486
Before and after desu

during

Well it is proof of God, so you're wrong

>>8765413
The only time I've seen it mentioned in an educational setting was a passing reference in middle school and then some mention of it in art class. The hype is mostly popsci shows and magazines.

Is there anything special about this number besides the self-scaled rectangle thing?

>Dude did you know that every number is contained in pi?
>Humans have five senses
>taste is mapped strongly to different areas on the tongue
What other misconceptions were you taught in school /sci/?

>>8765174
>tfw they used to stop school while we watched the launches
>tfw watching the Challenger blow up

I remember it was a Tuesday, we had not had lunch yet, and school was cancelled after it blew up and I didn't get to eat until mom came home that afternoon.

It was the worst day ever, because I loved science and space.

>>8765230
Heh, made me chuckle. I don't even know why.

>>8765174
No

>>8765162
Literally for the electric company to make more money. That's why the compressor is at the bottom and why the compressor exists in the first place. No joke. It is the broken window fallacy for 99.999% of the fridge and freezer design market.

>>8765162
My freezer is on the bottom, it's a pull out freezer and most larger refrigerators have that kind of layout these days. Only really cheap low end ones have the freezer on top.

>buying the cooling jew
>not salting your meat like glorious anglo-saxon ancestors

is this that one r9k slut

>>8764739
Yes

>>8764729
Post pictures of Elon, wageslave.

Basically all conspiritards have one thing in common.
They think someone or something is trying to put the squeeze on their freedumbs.

results that conflict with the dogma are harder to publish
also harder to get funding for said research

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_warming_conspiracy_theory

Data manipulation is a large problem, in the same week my thermo prof proved that climate change is real, and my statistics prof proved that climate change is not real..