u/Gloomknight00

I was wondering if someone could point me in the direction of buying a car with a $6,000 budget. While something sporty ish would definitely be nice, I am not picky in the slightest, I don’t care if it’s an old lady car, the only thing I need right now is a car that is mechanically strong, will get me from a to b reliably, and will last a decent time (at least a year or 2) with minimal repairs being needed at least for the first few months into driving it.

So the idea of consciousness is highly intriguing to me, so naturally I spend a lot of my time researching it, I recently discovered that there have been recent discoveries pertaining to the Orch Or (Orchestrated Objective Reduction) theory. This theory suggests that consciousness is a quantum process within a persons microtubules.

For starters I believe the most recent discovery is Superradiance (a form of quantum entanglement) inside microtubules. Secondly research has shown that anesthetics work by shortening the quantum states within the brains microtubules. And thirdly and possibly the most significant piece of evidence is that certain MRI techniques having actually found quantum entanglement right inside of the brain.

I’ve been obsessed with this theory for some time now, and I’m curious to know 1. What you guys think about this theory, and 2. If this theory were to be correct what would that mean about death? Because we’d know that us being alive is a quantum process, and quantum information can’t ever be destroyed, does that mean our consciousness can never not exist?

I’ve looked up this question and google keeps contradicting itself so I thought I’d ask people informed on the subject. I was curious, if a person who was previously vaccinated to rabies gets a secondary exposure not long after completing vaccination does the new bite itself cause the body to produce more (new) antibodies similarly to how boosters do on top of your already existing antibodies, or upon a new bite will your body only react with its already existing antibodies?

I’ve looked up this question and google keeps contradicting itself so I thought I’d ask people informed on the subject. I was curious, if a person who was previously vaccinated to rabies gets a secondary exposure not long after completing vaccination does the new bite itself cause the body to produce more (new) antibodies similarly to how boosters do on top of your already existing antibodies, or upon a new bite will your body only react with its already existing antibodies?

If anyone knows of any movies with the same elements as Kill Bill, such as someone going after multiple different targets over the course of the movie, and just revenge being the main plot point with a ton of action that would be awesome. Kill Bill is one of my favorite movies of all time but I’ve rewatched it at least 50 times so something new would definitely be refreshing. Also love the movie Old Boy, any movie that includes the sideways hallway fight scene I’d love to check out too.