/sci/ - Science & Math

Short shorts, is there a correlation?

>>1406451

i'd suck a dick for $10 000

suck a 100 dicks? ich dont think so

>>1404623

it wasnt jesus who founded the church :D

but yes, those jews, gurr!

please tell me more about those rocks!

>>1403494

this man feeds the world, GM intellectual property just usurps wealth.

>>1403471

or we could put up aeroponic farms to grow non GM foods, so that the farmers don't have to pay every year to have seeds sold to them. Give them the means of growing their own food rather than making them slaves to Monsanto.

>>1403440

we could grow GM in greenhouses and prevent cross pollination, its a precaution, like wearing a seat belt.

>>1403372

i know that the average person doesnt give a fuck about their diet and doenst get daily required nutrients.

having cataloged daily vitamin intake for the passed month, i know what it takes.

you cant correlate a single vitamin to nutrition.

until we can make this work, we should not fuck up the one that we have.

>>1401639

more like a bunch or idiots regurgitating scientific opinions

>>1403221

go to college as opposed to your local library and read a book.

>>1403198

speaking on behalf of round eyes, you can stick your rice where the sun don't shine.

i dont need my food to be perfectly balanced, i'm not a dog.

We have space age technology that can grow food for all the African and equator peoples of the world.

Aeroponics/Hydroponics required the least amount of water.

we can already feed the world, but instead corporation are spreading their patented genes in to the ecosystem to one day own us all!

1. GM as a science is a good thing. As a science, it should stay in the lab until we are certain that i can do no harm.

2. We have enough food in the world to feel the population of the world if Americans didn't dump perfectly good nutrients in the trash.

2.1 Often starving Indians have better nutrition than Americans, because processed food is often deprived of nutrients. Empty calories are empty.

3. We should restructure society and make it open source, everybody should have access to any information and should be able to check any research. Relying on elites to interpret science is archaic.

>>1402680

> why are attractive women so attractive?

>>1402481

pretty much, yeah.

>>1402484

Totally agree

we should have space colony already, if not for IMF and the rest of them crooks who concentrate, standardize and homogenize!

>>1402433
>I get paid to improve crops for the good of humanity

read as, i'm going to look at myself in the mirror and jerk off to my reflection because i'm so fucking awesome and smart.

>>1402375

please crossbreed me a tuna with a tomato.

If its not scientific is fucking Socratian jew double bluff.

GM crops are made resistant to herbicides or are engineered to produce pesticides.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Borlaug

this man did more to feed the world than Monsanto ever did, and he did it by means of natural selection.

/sci/ is full of educated stupid and /b/tardary!

>>1401936

no coincidence that Monsanto is lobbying for GM foods, no coincidence that they bought out seed manufacturers and sue people when their GM crops invade neighboring fields.

Monopolies eliminate competition, make the wealthy wealthier, and inhibit progress.

Just look back to The Rockefellers and the Oil Industry.

Grow GM in the space colonies of the future, stop taking ownership of nature by introducing your genes in to crops that crosspolinate!

>>1401978

Food is distributed according to Economics

Economics is not a science

neither is Social science on which you're relying.

so go and fuck yourself back to Chicago School

>>1401639

the ecosystem is interconnected. eating pesticides does not appeal to me.

kills bees, and we need bees to pollinate plants.

we can already feed the world if food was distributed and not thrown out.

research colony collapse disorder

god is the simultaneous coexistence of information measure and matter.

if entropy of the universe increases, what gives the universe order?

>>1402034

science it by analogy