/sci/ - Science & Math

>the absolute state of /sci/

>tfw the more you learn math the more you think it's a waste time

>year of our lord 2020, if you round up
>assisted suicide is still not legal
People own their body and should be able to get professional assistance if they make that decision, why is it somehow illegal?

I just want a headband that lets me control mouse and keyboard with my mind.

Wish we could build several smaller power plants instead of a few big ones.

What would a walk across the sun be like?
Is the surface like a calm lake or a storm at sea with fuck you huge waves? Does it have a texture or just pure white?
>implying sinking into plasma
>being able to see anything at all
>crushing gravity for those skipping leg day

How many years do you give our modern civilization before collapse?
>entire thing built on fossil fuel
>fossil fuel is running out
>we also need to stop using it because of CO2
>nuclear power is the only other power source capable of replacing it
>but the public is too afraid of nuclear
>fusion is 30 years away
>green energy is a cute idea but can't sustain our current needs

>20 years from now
>nippon subdivision of boston dynamics
>they make the perfect roboslut
>programmed with thousands of years of sexual experience
>will make even the most veteran pornstars nut in less than a minute
>they're quickly on every street corner
>a bang for $10
>being a virgin after the age of 13 is unheard of
I just want to be efficiently milked by a machine.

>friend is in dilemma
>worked two years for company energy rating buildings
>got sick of it so been looking for a new job
>found one in the public sector with more interesting tasks and better pay
>he could start in two months
>but the public sector fucked up his contract, now he has to wait three months
>meanwhile his current boss called him in to negotiate
>if he stays they'll give him other tasks and better pay
What do?

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>>10093482
not even bacteria are immune to diseases, see Bacteriophages. There is no superiority except maybe in viruses but those don't even classify as being alive under current terminology so basically it's just the world winning over life.

Therefore diseases are not an argument

Need help with making a math formula for which game I should play first.
Got a list of video games I want to play, each title ranked by filesize in GB, price and how much I want to play it on a scale from 1-5, 5 being the most.

The smaller GB and price is the better.

If a meteor landed near your home would you go grab it?
Firsat thought I would but then started thinking, what if the rock contains radioactive metals, fuck that.

>25 years old
>never smoked
>never drank
>candy or cola maybe once a month
>office job but doing cardio through the day
>powernap every day when getting home
If I'm not going to be at least 100 years old I'l be a bit cross.

>>8832298
>t. Angry /sci/ shit poster

>nobody is allowed to make children
>only a government issued ticket will allow you
>ticket can be bought for large amount of money
>top % intelligent people will get free ticket
>worldwide lottery to win a ticket
Don't know how we would keep people without a ticket from making babbies but eh

Me mum is a modern hippie, into brain training and organic food.
We often talk about how impressive it is that we have almost destroyed the environment in just 100 years and all the illnesses we bring on ourselves because of chemistry and easily distributed technology.

Nature wins in the end.

And any future fusion power plant would be completely safe?
Think I read somewhere that even if the reactor would leak, the fusion material would just instantly evaporate or something.

When will we start to see public use of artificial womb babby tanks, if ever? Has it ever been done before?
Seems like a point we will reach no matter what in a future modern world.

Say one could make a mirror that made the viewer see himself in utter and complete objectivity.
A mirror that, if hitler looked into it, would make him shoot himself in the head.

Could some or all of the world's problems be solved with this object?
We /philosophy/ now.