/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12018252
>Don't think about it too much. Probably one of the dumbest things this species does is try to overthink and justify the simple fact that they're aware of their own existence. It's in the realm of philosophy, not science.

I think that takes the cake as the dumbest thing I have read on /sci/ and that's saying something.

As far as our understanding goes, we are biological machines. Our brains are essentially machines as well. How the fuck is the question why this machine is self-aware in the realm of philosophy and not science.

If we build a huge computer and it becomes self-aware somehow, shoud we put our best philosophers to work to figire out how it happened?

It is really astonishing sometimes how dumb you people are.

but by the Zeno's paradox...

>>11416007
>Is /sci/ really the smartest board?

No, god no. Why would you even think that?
I mean ... wtf, pic related.

>>9309691
a easy way around this issue is to make them not be sex bots, but instead be robots with the capability to have sex
They'll have full rights like one side wants, and still be willing to fuck like the other side wants

it's not rape if they're fully consenting by their own free wills

>>9049346
This image and everything you just said are fucking stupid.

>>7938249
>He has clinical depression and THIS is how he copes

>STEMfags are just glorified calculators.

Is there any reasonable way how to counter this statement?

Dafuck, ionic bonds?
Can someone tell me why Iron Thiocyanate has a +2 charge?
In the reaction
Fe(NO3)3 + KSCN -> KNO3 + FeSCN(+2)
Why wouldn't the Iron react with more Thiocyanate and form Fe(SCN)3?
This is really troubling me, any help would be much appreciated.

>>6701061

>the evidence is theoretical

What the fuck does this even mean? Holy shit is what darkmatterfaggots actually believe? No wonder nobody takes you fucks seriously.

Face it, dark matter a shit. MOND a best.

How can i answer if my eyes aren't real?

Does .9999 = .9999?

>>6046250
>tfw you announce you don't truly understand general realativity, let alone string theory or similar
>tfw every arts major smiles and starts to explain it to me with multiple dimensions and rubber sheets... waving his hands up and down

What can an engineer do that a physicist can't? Honest question.

Inb4 some smartass says something like "find work", you know what I mean.

We humans have come so far, achieved so much and yet we still confuse our selves with caveman tier problems like this. This is why we'll never become an intergalactic species. I blame the Jews, they are surely behind this.

>>5396809
http://www.timecube.com/timecube2.html
I bestow upon myself the "Doctorate of
Cubicism", for educators are ignorant of
Nature's Harmonic Time Cube Principle
and cannot bestow the prestigious honor
of wisdom upon the wisest human ever.
Dr. Gene Ray

>>5394235

Okay. What's your point about the subject I posted?

Are you saying Psychedelic discussion belongs to /x/ and has nothing to do with science?

>>5376111
>It's probably my shitty diet.

Wat?

>>5364846

>>5288536

>lava sun
I, I don't know how people are this stupid anymore.

>>4960290
What about photons?

>>4866272
When are you usually on/make these threads?

This time, or some other?

>Biotechnologist
>"Hey Anon, my knee hurts, do you know why? How can I make it stop?"
>"I don't know, I'm not a doctor, so you should see a medic."
>"I thought you were a biologist!"
>"Well, I, you know, it's just that...*groan*"

Riddle me this: if the boson is 150 times more massive than a proton, how the fuck does it give protons gravity? Because that makes no fucking sense. And yes, protons are subject to gravity just like everything else.