/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16124234
>look at me!! I can spew my memorized collection of scyence buzzwords and catchphrases!!!! I'm soooo smart!!!!

>>16105880

Tell me about muonium. Teach me its secrets.

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Is there any evidence that neanderthals had breasts? They surely had milk glands, but most apes don't have permanently swelled breasts. They usually grow during pregnancy and stay puffed up until nursing is well over. If they count as a different species, maybe neanderthal women were similarly flat.

Domestication, farming, city life,grain. Hunter gatherers were smarter, stronger

>>16000701
You...really need to stop LARPing words on the internet, it deludes you into believing your own lies....

If I were to clone myself, the clone would become a separate sentient entity from myself whilst my own conscious experience of the universe would go unchanged - this is what I often read on the internet

If this is the case, then what would happen if my clone were to duplicate themselves after I die? Surely there's a possibility that I get to experience the universe again after death as the clone of my clone. Supposedly I've been waiting eons for the universe to be in the exact state required for me to exist. But there is no 'me' in the non-existent state of non-existence. And no matter how much my brain changes over the years, I still remain here experiencing the universe.

I know it's a bit of a meme question, but I genuinely don't understand, if we evolved from monkeys why are there still monkeys?

It can neither be proven nor debunked. The basis of science is objectivity and this topic has become so deeply hyper emotional/political that there is simply not a single human being on this planet that can be said to be able to study race without personal bias towards the subject. Science has been corrupted by moralistic shit flinging. I hate moralfags so much.

WHAT did he do?

>>15871953

>>15828131
That is incorrect, I didn't actually append a picture of what I am currently working on. But science you requested it, here.

>>15808039
Long before Darwin, naturalists classifying animals into different groups put monkeys together with humans. Even with the most casual glance it's obvious that monkeys and apes are more similar to humans than any other animals are. The more you look at their anatomy and physiology the more obvious it becomes.

>Artifical neural networks started "just working" very good once we gave it high-enough amount of nodes thanks to technological progress even though it was doubtful this method would even work (due to low-amount of calculated nodes on older hardware)

Can the same be said about classical mechanics and particles?

>>15731271
I always figured it was an environmental thing with female sexual selection.
Areas with less resources will have people that keep afloat, hoard resources, and plan ahead (higher IQ games) hoard more female sexual favor out of sheer survival instinct.
Areas with more local natural resources keep lower IQ folk more sated and less likely to play these hoarding games while mating with women in a natural sexual environment.

That's why the Japanese are tiny feminine people with higher IQ's than their genetic associates, native Hawaiians and north native Mexicans (Neo Hawaiian), both being larger and more athletic, one group (Tarahumara) being noticed for being one of the most durable marathon running people.

As for skin color, it's obviously vitamin D related. Darker skin means more UV rays needed to produce the same vitamin D quantity.
Essentially, going somewhere with difficult resource management raises your IQ, these areas tend towards having less UV rays (think colder areas with less resources), and that leads to lighter skin.

The exception are the inuit, except they get their vitamin D from fish, wish isn't that hard to get up north.
Vitamin D, btw, has a correlation with IQ in prenatal formation of African Americans. Meaning, their IQ goes up by 10 ish, if their mother took supplements during pregnancy. So, take that how you will.

>>15698500
The Krystal posting and disdain for niggers keeps most of them away.

>>15677851
*special midcourse operation

>>15671838
>meanwhile in south american jungle

>>15619214

>neuron activation
the difference is that humans are (mostly) capable of more abstract thought and can control their impulse and instincts

>>15515323
All terrestrial metazoans are just bags of seawater which crawled out of their own skin.
Some bags of seawater just stayed in the sea.
Monkeys are funny.

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>>15461086
>hardwired