/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15296349

>go figure my specific field of research gets disgraced that way in this hellish year of 2022...

Glad I got out right before that shitshow started ...

>>15296174

Yeah, right. That other guy screeching at me threw me a bit off my footing ...

>The field of biology is widely misrepresented and misunderstood on /sci/ and in general, even among other STEM researchers.

No shit, that was the actual point that drew me in here to begin with! Uhm ... yeah ... can agree with that. Can't see deeper than the bottom of their damn petri dishes.

>>15296148

>>15295853

Jeez!!

>>15295814

>>15295694

>Wear a name tag and I will NEVER forget you or your mistakes...

Oh really ... :D

>>15295681

>American IQ's are dropping
>picture of a nigger

:D

>>15286131

>are their any uses for the imperial system in a scientif-

Yes.

>>15282759

>>15282125

>Will scientists ever be held accountable for atrocities such as this?

Yes and no.

>>15276203

>pattern is not static but a continuous process

>>15275748

>but I'm telling you, it's just some guy in a call center in Hyderabad.

Kek, actually very plausible. :D

>>15271172

>That would require a global conspiracy between all entities capable of extracting and profiting from oil.

Weird way to spell OPEC. ;)

>>15269052

Gee, what could possibly be the reason for this ...

>Soon we will be considered smart.

Nah. I'll still call you retarded then. :)

>>15269710

>inb4 adeno-vector and thrombocytopenia
>inb4 superantigenic domain in artificially expressed original strain spike protein

... but yeah ok, the other ones were even more horrible. :D

>>15266848

Kek, what's the next step after that. A normie?!
On a second thought, the mouse is likely more complex than these meatbags. :DD

>>15265762

>Reminder that you are an NPC and your "original thoughts" are on the level of a Markov chain output.

Heh, these days you gotta do a reverse Turing test to figure out if you're dealing with an actual normie or a chatbot. :D

>>15265702

>t.

:D

>>15263580

Myostatin siRNA ... so long as you don't mind that it'll likely give you lots of cancer down the road.

>>15263577

Define "naturalism" ...

>how can random chance produce code

That's one of the deeper snek sekrits there. :}~<

>>15263491

Quite. A bit rough yet well-intentioned. :)

>>15262494

Most here wouldn't know how to handle one like that.

>>15260880

>and only at the cost of permanently reducing human beings and many other living organisms to engineered products and mere cogs in the social machine

There's a point here, such a "machine" would be inherently unstable, it IS the actual collapse mechanism at the endpoint of this development. And effectively this situation has already been achieved, delusional technocratic considerations aside (these would merely put the final edge to the process). We gotta examine the reason for the collapse in Calhoun's utopia here ... simplified, we got mice living within a neat niche of plenty without selective pressures aside from rewarding colony expansion. Now, the classical Malthusian viewpoint would then blame the collapse on oversaturation of said niche but this is wrong, or at least a secondary cause. The actual mechanism instead is already found within the still expansive phase due to a mechanism which Konrad Lorenz has correctly labelled "Verhausschweinung" (a form of degenerative self domestication). This process creates a loss of resilience in the genepool of the mouse colony. When such a degenerated colony finally reaches the saturation limit it'll start to experience chronic population density stress, this is the effect the Malthusians do so overemphazise. However, it would here be irrelevant what kind of stress such a colony would experience, any other cause of stress would trigger the same outcome. The mice, verhausschweint and degenerated are simply incapable of dealing with the sudden onset of stress factors due to loss of resilience. The maladaptive response to said stress (in case of current humanity due to most being reduced to being cogs in the social machine) does create further stress, a vicious cycle which does not allow for adaptive correctives. Catastrophic collapse of the colony within one or two generations is the outcome. End of line.

>>15258345

>They have no place in the sciences.

You definitely do not know the joys of lab meat. They make for okayish ass-istants.