/sci/ - Science & Math

The Red Forest is a radiation hotspot though. And Pripyat isn't all that safe either. Animals don't develop mutations because they tend to die before being affected or just die at birth (because of said mutations). Sure, there's trees growing and shit, but are radioactive as heck.

>>5317257
>energy exchange and dissipation

you're absolutely right, I was talking in huge generalities in the hope someone who understood energy interaction and exchange might see perhaps explain how density could transfer into mass. It doesn't seem ridiculous to imagine there is some process by which this transformation could occur and it seems far more likely than gravity drawing mass from the emptiness of space.

My basic premise is that the Earth is actually alive, and not in some gaia myth way but is actually alive and growing through maturity to old age and inevitable death.

>>5313340
astro physicists get way more chick,
>>5313344
thats a pretty good reason, but humanity doesnt really cares about eukariote cells

>>5223762
200 years will still be transitional period but probably we'll be completely uploaded by 1000 years. Because once uploading kicks in the only factor to hold people off of completely living in cyberspace will be nostalgia and various religious/cultural memes. In time that will fade and humanity will become ghost in machine with numerous robots and machines(including biological) to control or to upload to.

if you have really good teachers in all classes OK.
Else it will be a nightware! We had a japanese teacher barely speaking french/english and it made statics nearly impossible. I just used the damn books and went online.