/lit/ - Literature

>>10840171
>because there currently aren't any true genius-level scientists like we've seen in the past at the moment.
This is wrong. The reason it appears that way is because most of the low hanging fruit has already been picked. Nearly every major breakthrough that happens now is the result of large teams of people, building on the work of other scientists e.g CERN. Most fields are now too complex for a lone autist to handle alone (not to mention fund). As an aside, I think that Nobel prizes should be awarded to research groups or institutions now, instead of the PI (and a couple other people) taking all of the credit.
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>>10838092
Dammit I fucked this up. *complexly
Supposed to be this pic

>>10828560
Don b scare anon
Jus b ur self

If pursuing one's personal happiness is the most worthwhile thing one can do (this also applies to morals as those who follow their morals do so ultimately so they don't feel awful about themselves thus still pursuing their own happiness) ,is just getting addicted to hard drugs where nothing else matters and morals disappear the most worthwhile thing one can do?

>>9903627
>nu/lit/

>>9226980
;_;

>>9214355

>>9212590