/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15591738
if they hadn't photoshop pictures like these and produced shows like bill nye there'd be no /sci/ board to post on

>>12549364
I hope you will compile all this and bundle it up on a Mega pack.

Lol get fucked

molecular biology isnt fun, is it?

>>11328317
>he thinks someone not literally deranged could possibly create this and say "yeah that's totally ok"

complex life is created to accelerate the increase of entropy and heat death of the universe
this is our only purpose and the reason we exist

>>10267854
>So uh... are we inside a simulation or not?
Maybe, but what would it even change? If we are, is the simulation inside another simulation? And so on?
It doesn't make any goddamn sense either way.

This is why Biology is the hardest science in the universe.

>>9355807
>I don't understand how anyone can memorize any goddam metabolic process and phylum traits of some stupid goddam plant in the middle of fucking nowhere and still keep their sanity.

Biology is not for brainlet

>>9316632

Nothing is ugly in science.

>>8533203
Biology is the GOD tier in term of difficulty : there are no easy equations to help you, no easy modelisations to help you.

>>8533328

this is all you need to know to be the best

>>8274251
But that I have. Sorry.

shameless self bump.

>>7542846

Biology is top science.

Daily reminder that biology is the only true science.

And chemistry is just a methodology.

>>6947240

The human brain is the only structure known in the universe able to analyze itself, able to observe and interpret the universe.

So yes, it is the most complex known structure in the universe.

>>6691194
biology is complicated.
Have you even looked at oxytocin?

I have done nothing but smoke weed errday, eat mushrooms, mdma, and acid in the past 3 years. I don't think I have read an entire book in the same period of time. addicted to vidya and fapping too.


How fucked is my brain and can I fix it?

I want to read books more than play video-games. I am useless and creating uselessness yet I continue to do it. ME NO GET

Further than above, I am building a library so post good books - I personally am interested in chemistry.

>>6400758

Are you saying you're not having fun?

>>6277942

On top of that, what industry is capable of doing is growing in leaps and bounds. Not only is the total industrial base of humanity growing, as well as the total mass of resources under our control, but it's becoming cheaper to implement that base and use those resources; 3D printers' real use is in producing custom parts on demand, that otherwise would take huge complexes or giant CNC machines to make.

3D printers won't replace industry; they'll make it possible to set it up anywhere. At that point, the only obstacle is obtaining the materials. We're solving that problem too; recently, nanoparticles of cellulose, produced as industrial byproducts, were found to have the strength of steel. Hemp can be grown nearly anywhere, and can be used to provide fuel as well.

While all this is going on, we're miniaturizing things like never before. Computers have now gotten so small, that the physical human interface is the majority of the device; phones are now getting bigger, because people want bigger screens.

There's no reason you couldn't miniaturize a 3D printer either, or any other piece of industrial equipment. Eventually, we'll get to the point where we have microbots building nanobots, and at that point, we'll have obtained a true Philosopher's Stone; an object that that can become anything, transmute anything (Molecularly,) or make anything.