/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4705532
>Ayn Rand
>I basically agree.
oh god.

Also to actually make a statement instead of being an asshole

what if you led a life that had tremendous effect without anyone knowing (being a guy who points the way to a cure for cancer, or who develops a method for vastly improving ion propulsion and not being given credit, or a person who accidentally stops an assassination by chance etc etc)

if none of those things are worth living for then, well, what is?

if you can overcome gravity.

too bad the field is so weak that there's no material that can actually be light enough and be able to transmit electricity enough to do this.

>>4647161
>pressurve vessel
LFTR operates at atmospheric pressures.

>>4640968
second.

I would talk the shit out of LFTR

it's additive colour spaces.

What your teachers taught you in kindergarten was only useful in subtractive colour spaces

>humanity
not killing ourselves.

Seriously we've gotten too close too many times.

>>4224319
>comp sci
comp sci is for faggots.

>>4224228
But no one uses formal logic anymore, especially not on the internet.

But since it is technically correct I won't push the subject further

>>4224200
most people don't use ~ for NOT

I suggest ! for not

(2b | !2b)

>>4220646
>no Carl Sagan
get out

>>4220621
There's a difference between an American citizen and an American.

>>4220627
If he mentioned "unlimited energy" and "super weapon that has the ability to destroy cities" he'd have managed to spend most of the war comfortably, however if he managed to give the nazis nukes before America we'd be living in a very different world (and he was a pacafist, so I doubt he would have done what I just said anyways)

>>4220614
He only moved to avoid persecution by the Nazis.

Although if he mentioned nukes he probably could have done whatever he wanted without much happening to him

>>4218281
it's too repetitive and simple.

>>4218229
something of note in the duck image, right at the end in hex.

morse code?

>>4218216
>this is not hex

I get what you're saying, but all digital information can be expressed in hex

>>4217972
most of those are by themselves and would kill themselves in g2.

I doubt it has anything to do with the GoL

>>4215329
because you're not physically tied perfectly to your seat.

If you were a simple gyroscope will tell you. velocity is relative, but acceleration is not.

Am I being helpful?