/sci/ - Science & Math

>calling your teachers "professors"

>the question is:
>>could a spaceship like the one seen in the movie be plausible? Could we create a materials strong enough to not only pilot them extremely close to the solar surface, but also send humans to such a close proximity too?

>mfw people attacking the premise of the film instead of discussing the question in the OP

>>5042815
>peer reviewed report of negative mental impact
>ITS BIAS ONLY IN BAD HOSPITALS LOLOL xD

I'm sure all the literature that comes out in favour of circumcision takes into account how the hospital in question is. I'm sure anybody who says anything bad about one surgical procedure into which you are emotionally invested is biased. I'm sure victim blaming is a tenable argument.

>>5030482

>>4830739
Brain sizes among humans do correlate to intelligence. Not strongly, but the correlation is there.

Nobody claims that species with larger brains are more intelligent by default. Even then, comparing intelligence of non-humans to humans is a very tricky task, since we are adapted to different things.

>>4797578

>This thread
>implying heat is energy
>implying heat is not the flow of energy

>>4743219
>self denial

>>4661823
>Buddhism
>not a religion

Screw him in the ass to make him get the message.

>>3741346
>The evolution of the universe from disordered to ordered

Why do very emotional messages motivate people so much?

>>3576519
Oh man that really pissed me off. It would have been okay if it had made any sense, but the impression I got was "well we can't bothered with this shit any more, so goodbye".

>>3138332
>EK is hot

>>3092453
You don't love science?

>I undesrtand that it's the average value of f(x) over the interval [a,b], but what does that mean?

Apparently some people believe this.

Social science fags,
how to get enough money to rent a small flat, have Internet connection and proper computer and enjoy a mostly vegetarian diet without having to work more than 5 hours a day, and without working on weekends/holidays?

Are humans more likely to survive in a civilization which is as advanced as ours but didn't develop very destructive weapons, or without any civilization at all? Elaborate.

hey /sci/
problem here, does the sentence "transcendental celestial state of mind" correct?
it's 3 AM and I am really sleepy, my mind is like a fucking retard,
long story short: writing a paper, need to fill it up with as much as possible words on "where I am".
Thanks /sci/

>>2020718
>get cure for aging
>thinks we are further than 15 years for cures for both of them

2010 /= future

>>1972701
>Grew out of it
Suuuuuure

>>1865833
Oh that would be a fantastic conversation with the first alien species.
"What was your first building for commerce that you built on your first exoplanet?"
"I'd rather not say."

>>1841443
>Actually Alcor got caught dumping their frozen corpses into a swamp.
There goes my backup plan.