Quote from: SoporificSlash on July 29, 2014, 03:49:40 PM

I think it happens to the majority of the population at some point. I had it when I was in the 14-15  year old range. Sometimes I didn't even know why I was sad.

I know everybody feels like that at some points but I feel it happens to me more than everybody else. This is like the 3rd day in a row feeling like this

you're crying because you've been sad for three fucking days? shut the fuck up, holy shit, you aren't a special snowflake. everyone gets that.

Dustins.

For the lulz

you just want to be him so you can try to suck your own dick

Quote from: RC5908 on July 29, 2014, 11:11:03 AM

what is the point of this thread. memories are simply some combination of chemicals and electrical impulses. there's nothing more to it. a hard drive is as mysterious and powerful as a memory is, which is to say it isn't.

On the contrary, that's about as wrong as you can get. A hard drive bears a lot of similarities to memories. But if you break things down, on the smallest level you can, that data, that information stored in particles and electric impulses, is physical because everything in existence is grounded on the interactions of atomic structures. String theory is the idea that a particle exists with a potential. A long string of what it could be, what it could form, and what it could come out as. And it's been proven in their tests with random outcomes every time.

A memory holds more weight than you know. It produces emotions, it produces thoughts, which in turn can translate into you acting based off them in the here and now, which in turn influences the future.

The point of this thread, is to step back and look at things in a different potential light.

Memories and hard drives both use physical mediums for storage. They're fundamentally the same. Obviously, we don't quite understand how memories work yet, but that doesn't mean that anyone relevant assumes that there's anything unexplainable going on.

A hard drive can hold just as much weight as a memory. What if that hard drive contains the launch codes for a middle defense system? The actions of that artificial system can have much more widespread effects than a human spurred by an emotional reaction to a memory.

Quote from: RC5908 on July 29, 2014, 11:14:40 AM

Quote from: Grapes on July 29, 2014, 11:13:24 AM

Quote from: RC5908 on July 29, 2014, 11:11:03 AM

what is the point of this thread. memories are simply some combination of chemicals and electrical impulses. there's nothing more to it. a hard drive is as mysterious and powerful as a memory is, which is to say it isn't.

Because theories and discussion are cool 

i cringe when people come up with "theories" about fields that they have no knowledge of. discussion is great, but don't act like you can figure out the university from reading the title of a Wikipedia article.

I saw nothing in his post that insinuates that he believes he knows everything about this field. I'm not sure what you're reading.

muh memories are time travel
muh memories are physical
muh sting theory

Just stop.

what is the point of this thread. memories are simply some combination of chemicals and electrical impulses. there's nothing more to it. a hard drive is as mysterious and powerful as a memory is, which is to say it isn't.

Secure your shit.

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WAIT

hey comms

No one cares. Muted.

but you cant mute on here

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y can't I like this

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i know you love me bby, i know

nah, two days of extra food isn't worth killing my doge

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