What is something that still blows your mind even you should be used to by now?

[Barzoni1010]

Magnets

 

[aRTie02150]

True, but you would think with it being so accessible people would use it to their advantage but lead a horse to water etc.

It's pretty hilarious how you have retards who only know their phone as a tool for social networking.

Why learn about literally anything you want in seconds when you can watch videos of people reacting to other people reacting to black people reacting to listening to Pearl Jam for the first time or some other brain rot.

 

[FranksWirecutters]

Obligatory 6 million people comment.

 

[T-t-t-Terry!]

True, but you would think with it being so accessible people would use it to their advantage but lead a horse to water etc.

If anything it makes us more stupid because we assume access to knowledge is the same as being intelligent. If you pour a gallon of water into a teacup you just make a mess.

 

[Ants Hard Drive of Horror]

: A fucking shotgun!

: Haha... Jimmy! *wheezes*

 

[aRTie02150]

If anything it makes us more stupid because we assume access to knowledge is the same as being intelligent. If you pour a gallon of water into a teacup you just make a mess.

But you still have SOME tea

 

[Cptbaldopie]

How do magnets work

 

[T-t-t-Terry!]

How do magnets work

It's funny because physicists actually aren't sure. They have their theories but nothing definitive.

 

[Cptbaldopie]

It's funny because physicists actually aren't sure. They have their theories but nothing definitive.

Physicist are faggots

 

[T-t-t-Terry!]

Physicist are faggots

 

[Cptbaldopie]

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Also niggers

 

[TheGhostOfAbeVigoda]

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I honestly don't know a lot about Neil Degrasse Tyson because I don't like him at all and I can't stand listening to him speak. Has he ever actually done anything important with his heckin huge science-nigger brain? Like has he made any important discoveries or breakthroughs? Because all I ever hear about from him is him "debunking" obviously over the top, 25 year old Hollywood action movie moments. He's just "AAAACKSHUALLYYYY" in human form.

 

[Cptbaldopie]

I honestly don't know a lot about Neil Degrasse Tyson because I don't like him at all and I can't stand listening to him speak. Has he ever actually done anything important with his heckin huge science-nigger brain? Like has he made any important discoveries or breakthroughs? Because all I ever hear about from him is him "debunking" obviously over the top, 25 year old Hollywood action movie moments. He's just "AAAACKSHUALLYYYY" in human form.

He stole carl sagans gimmick

 

[T-t-t-Terry!]

I honestly don't know a lot about Neil Degrasse Tyson because I don't like him at all and I can't stand listening to him speak. Has he ever actually done anything important with his heckin huge science-nigger brain? Like has he made any important discoveries or breakthroughs? Because all I ever hear about from him is him "debunking" obviously over the top, 25 year old Hollywood action movie moments. He's just "AAAACKSHUALLYYYY" in human form.

Nah he's just another "science" popularizer who acts like explaining how this or that natural process works deboonks the supernatural. He won't get into philosophy because he knows if he goes down that path he'll be exposed as a retard.

 

[ミスタースパーコル]

He stole carl sagans gimmick

When AI was invented somebody made an audio production (it was posted here) where he describes licking peanut butter off Sagan's cock.

 

[guyincognito2.0]

It’s wild to me that i can just go online and have something i want delivered to my home in, at most, 2 days. And sometimes i bitch if something doesn’t have a same day option! Go back in time and tell that shit to my great grandpa and i get burned alive immediately

 

[aRTie02150]

It's funny because physicists actually aren't sure. They have their theories but nothing definitive.

Very true.

As much as it's fun to make fun of Shaggy from ICP it's a legitimate question that's been puzzling scientists forever.

We understand how they work, but not why they work then way they do.

 

[T-t-t-Terry!]

Very true.

As much as it's fun to make fun of Shaggy from ICP it's a legitimate question that's been puzzling scientists forever.

We understand how they work, but not why they work then way they do.

That's because why is a philosophical question outside the bounds of scientific inquiry. That should be enough to show people that there is something above empirical knowledge but "religion bad" and "Christians dumb" le epic reddit moment so they just pull an NDT and refuse to talk about it.

 

[T-t-t-Terry!]

John Lennox made a good point about this: if you ask why is the kettle boiling there's two questions in it. One is answerable by explaining the excitation of atoms caused by the transfer of heat from one medium to another and the properties of water. The other answer is "Because its time for a cup of tea."

Science can give you the first answer but has nothing to say about the second. NOTHING. TO. SAY.

 

[TheGhostOfAbeVigoda]

John Lennox made a good point about this: if you ask why is the kettle boiling there's two questions in it. One is answerable by explaining the excitation of atoms caused by the transfer of heat from one medium to another and the properties of water. The other answer is "Because its time for a cup of tea."

Science can give you the first answer but has nothing to say about the second. NOTHING. TO. SAY.

"I am the Walrus."