/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6167802
You're saying we still write in simplified Egyptian hieroglyphs?

>>6168879
*tips fedora*

I'm sure you're an underachiever too :^)

>>6110415
The very second you wrote that post community activists were preparing and fighting cases in courts against polluting or abusive corporations, criminal mafiosis and corrupt governments, getting actual shit done.

>>6110420
OP asked for prove to counter (or by extension, support) of that "theory".
Your post contained nothing of that sort.

>>6110398
That post didn't answer OPs question at all. It didn't even try.

>>6110389
>If you take even a few minutes to listen to the chemtrail guys, they know what contrails are and that a jet will normally make them when it's not spraying any chemicals.
>And if you do even a few minutes of research, you'll find there have been documented, officially recognized incidents of governments secretly spraying their own civilian populations from aircraft.

>>>/x/

>>6109608
>>>/facebook/

>>6109349
Wow you sound like some Joe-the-plumber blue collar scum in his mid 20s who thinks he's to old to go to university.
>but muh college culture ;_;
Yeah so? You don't go to uni to hang out.

>>6107358
>which i consumed by 6 months. didn't felt anything improved though.

Dude
Even you current state doesn't excuse that you apparently didn't try to go back to your doctor and tell him that the treatment doesn't work.
And if he only had excuses and insisted you continue you switch doctors. It's obvious something is wrong and that this treatment didn't help.

>>6104574
Do you have anger issues?

>>6104554
>ugh their physics classes, then copying the notes from nerds and cramming them for exam, just to forget them five hours later is a better alternative.
>I'm not saying putting Tyson-like teachers in science classes would magically give you a generation of Hawkings, just that we could have much less (adult) people asking shit like "how does Sun burn in a vacuum?"


It would also be better if every student suddenly magically was smart.
That's about as realistic as having a Neil degrasse-Tyson at every school

I don't get the point of this thread.

>>6096856
I'm not him, but allow me to play double's advocate for a moment: You're a jerkasss.

>>6086160
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>>6086059

>source purchased separately

>>6085980
Do flies also experience that?
Are we surrounded by fly souls?
Scratch that, are we surrounded by dinosaur souls?
If not, why not?

>>6038074
That's cute, but will you also research them and actually advance the field

>>6035927
"Cost" doesn't = price. Cost in this context is only a subset of p.
Also I didn't disagree with the 2 solution, you horribly dumb cunt.

>>6035849
You make it sound as if it's the accepted theory that the universe has a finite volume, and that the "infinity" in that context only (and only) refers to the inability of a hypothetical traveler to reach the boundary due to expansion.
Source?

It's not an algebraic equation, it's a logic/linguistics mind game based on the non-equivalence of "price" and "cost".

Perfect bait for /sci/.

>>6022828
Whoever seriously corrects a trollsci chart is the most autistic person, I don't even need a qualifier for it.

>>5922899
Sorry bro he asked for this thing foreign to CTers called "evidence", not distorted shit from grainy youtube videos. But actually independently verifiable accounts and data.

In this discussion everyone loses because it gives all sides the ultimate opportunity to show off their stupidity.

>>5849146
>Prove him wrong.
I can't believe you're on /sci/ right now. He has to disprove the consensus and prove his thesis, not the consensus the fringe minority view. That's basic scientific method.

>>5849130
>3) Borrow and spend is actually a sustainable economic policy.
Libtardarian detected. Shoo to /pol/ with you.

>>5833370
nice triples

>>5833362
what's the Pi equivalent for calculating an alligator?