/sci/ - Science & Math

People aren't interested in the same shit I am.

Don't die and the rewards will be endless.

>>1918523
Ohai.

Grafics

>implying economics will apply if humanity has the technology to colonize hundreds of worlds
>implying everything wouldn't be pretty much free

>>1902711

Oh god, the inaccuracies in the picture
If Western Antarctica and Greenland melted sea levels worldwide would rise about 30-40 meters. There would be widespread flooding etc etc...
However. With that amount of melting many places that were uninhabitable before can soooorta be lived in now, such as a barren Greenland and Antarctic peninsula. But with massive flooding, glaciers fucking off, the amount of arable land and water decreases to the point where you have a very, very big problem.

Oh, and if Greenland decides to suddenly melt a whole shitload of itself then the Conveyor Belt current gets switched off and Europe goes back into an ice age.

1) Google Manhattan Beach Project or SENS, as it is what will most probably enable you to see a green and blue Mars 500 years from now.
2) Scia, quit gettin' mad at furry games

Having a green lifestyle doesn't have to mean you use less water or energy, ssytems just need to be made more efficient. The idea of a carbon tax is the stupidest fucking idea I've ever heard, unless ALL the money from those taxes are going into renewable energy and upgrading the grid infrastructure for less losses.

>>1897555
http://www.google.com.au/search?q=japan+building+space+elevator&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&a
mp;rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space-based_solar_power

>>1897498
DUDE. Anti-gravity in black holes.

>>1893944
>>1893947

>>1893840
Fuck that then.
Toodles, i'm off for tonight.

>>1893850
Tripcode is filled in automatically.
>>1893851
de·mar·cate (d-märkt, dmär-kt)
tr.v. de·mar·cat·ed, de·mar·cat·ing, de·mar·cates
1. To set the boundaries of; delimit.
2. To separate clearly as if by boundaries; distinguish: demarcate categories.

wat?

>>1893838
>>1893844

>>1893832
Math is just applied philosophy.

>>1893806
>religion dictates who i'm in a relationship with
You sad, sad man.

Besides.
I can always introduce her to 4chan, and she'll have the christianity trolled out of her.

3 and 5.

>>1893792
your*
Fuck typos.

>>1893788
>If I can research something more bullshit and not-fundamental-science than you and still find private grants, I think this says something.

It certainly says something, just not in favour of our argument.

God accidentally the whole thing.

>>1893770
>99.95 percent of everything technology related is due to free market captialism.
That extra .05% matters to me.
Also [citation needed]
>>1893772
Ah yes, might be ITER.