Math Is Fun Forum

Sometimes when I wake up in the middle of the night with all the curtains drawn, I have fun imagining that my room has been tossed into space, and that if I open any doors I will be flung out into deep space. Variants on this include the world outside suffering from nuclear fallout, bricks filling the doorway, like in the matrix, or space being curved, so that exiting through one door will mean entering through the other. When I am imagining this and the night is dead silent, it almost feels real. It feels pretty cool but also a bit scary.
What if one night I wake to find out that my imaginings have become reality? To think that your mind can mold reality is a pretty scary thought.

Hi Identity;

Saw this quote;

We are what we think. All that we are arises with our thoughts. With our thoughts, we make the world

Daniel123 wrote:

JaneFairfax wrote:

The true figure is 43.5 hours.

I'd estimate that I'm on the internet for over double that per month, though much of it is productive.

Same. c(=

I probaly spend half here and half on ACC... and a quarter on UniCreatures. o_O

u can't even insult in proper german sentences. i am cleverer than your and therefore i know the corret sentence structure you are requiring so

There is a purity in phrontister's sequence ... no need to worry about pseudorandom issues.

I wonder why noone has thought to include a "random" chip in a standard PC? Just a well-baked transistor would help!

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