/sci/ - Science & Math

I like carbon because it's gay

Can anyone hazard a guess to the adverse effects of prescribing -

C17H17Cl2N, C26H27ClN2O and C9H7Cl2N5

thats three psychotropics each with a impressive list of side effects on their own.

I've been looking for a good way to make money on the side of my normal work and I've been considering putting up an ad for writing papers/homework/take home exams/presentations. I have a science degree and I'm a great writer so most of the work won't be a problem. .

Has anyone had experience with this type of thing? Is there anything I'm overlooking?

>inb4 tutoring

I want to work alone and not depend on someone else's ability i.e. less variables.

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But, why does the energy have to be so "futuristic"?

That's also a bias. Exotic forms of energy? Why not solar fields with better solar panels and devices that are super energy efficient?

We should aim to use less energy, so it's easier to produce it. Efficiency needs to be the future, not weird ass, difficult, and dangerous forms of energy.

I mean, fuck. Nuclear energy is essentially 20th century technology with a 19th century technology crutch (fucking steam turbine). We really haven't found a better conductor of heat yet, and a way to harness it? Really? Fucking steam?

>come the fuck on science.