>>6506141

> That's relativity, folks

quote from the movie

Cooper doesn't age because he went into the black hole, meanwhile time passed quicker on earth or elsewhere.

From his point of view time passed 'normally'.

Anyhow still movie makers don't understand much more than us so I wouldn't rely on that.

It's unclear how Brandt remained the same age, she was affected by the black hole too but less since she escaped it to get to the third planet.

Maybe she hybernated herself, who knows.

I've read somewhere we get easily fooled because in this universe the 4th dimension is extremly close to 0, whatever that means.

Also lookup anisotropic universe, isotropy is at the base of our mainstream understanding and it's an assumption.

And probably wrong.

>>6503498

>Subjects were told that either 2,000, or 20,000, or 200,000 migrating birds were affected annually, for which subjects reported they were willing to pay $80, $78 and $88 respectively

Did they consider that once the problem is bigger than oneself the size doesn't matter not because it's not considered but because it's perceived as unsolvable by the single individual?

Did they expect 80/800/8000?

Hey some bird have problems.

Sure have 8k and solve it.

Yeah that makes sense.

Real replies: I guess i'll give about $100.

And then the 'pseudoscience' label is found all over wikipedia on legit stuff.

>>6555962

>Those that will not will be the ones that are not researching and trying to find the path of enlightenment

they'll just have a more sudden awakening

question will be if they can handle it