/sci/ - Science & Math

It is unscientific to ask if the universe is discrete or continuous because we can never know. No matter how closely we zoom in on things, there will always be the possibility that we haven't zoomed in closely enough.

Also, it is unscientific to ask what happens inside a black hole because information cannot escape it.

It is also unscientific to ask if the volume of the universe is infinite. We can never know what lies beyond the observable universe.

bump

http://martynemko.blogspot.com/2009/06/white-teacher-speaks-out-what-is-it.html

Can science explain this behavior?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9nwaTaToXI&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

bumping with anecdotal evidence

http://martynemko.blogspot.com/2009/06/white-teacher-speaks-out-what-is-it.html

That essay, in combination with this gif, is guaranteed to turn the whitest, most liberal suburbanite into a stormfag.

Hey /sci/, I realize that the notion of race is of dubious scientific value from a biological perspective, and yet by and large I find black people to be repugnant. Maybe it's entirely cultural, but whatever it is, they make me want to fucking puke. Does this make me a racist? How can I be racist if I don't believe in race?

Since we're having a /new/ thread I'd just like to point out the top two stories of the day:

>Libya defiant as hundreds of protesters feared dead
>Wisconsin Protests Escalate: Union Demonstrators Clash With Tea Party Groups

lolamerica

>contrast