/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4831451
>Bachelors of Arts
>Arts

It's like telling someone you're not qualified to do anything at all.

>>4752729
>>4752749

Weeaboo assberger detected. I'm out.

This is now a Katana vs Claymore thread.

>>4020429
It's likely they'd be exceptionally well adapted to their environment, so even if we terraformed Mars they'd likely stay where they are quite unaffected by terrestrial life. Even if we find microbial life, I reckon a section of the planet should be sealed off and kept at a pre-terraformed stage, ensuring we have a sanctuary while we use the rest of Mars. Are we seriously going to go hands off because of a few bacteria?

>>3937015
>Like he says we need to get rid of telomeres
The fuck? Source?
>In phoenix where I live, there is a place where you can get your body frozen in liquid nitrogen after you die, so that hopefully in the future they can revive you.
If I have the money and Earth has been conquered by religious Republicans i'll try and get myself frozen at Alcor.

>>3912043
Well, now I know what I'll be investing in/starting a business in if I get the chance.

The really simplified version is that all things mutate in this or that way, and the ones that survive then either breed or die out. If the mutations they have cause a slight improvement in survival and procreation chances, that race is 'favoured' above the others with less-desirable traits.

I rather liked Sagan's explanation using samurai crabs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvMoC1M-GYw

Maybe.

the fuck is going on in this thread

>click /sci/ out of curiosity, never browse before
>see this thread
>mfw

> driving
> hungry
> I know that fast food is shit
> still hungry
> see mcdonalds
> only place
> *sigh*
> get a salad (only logical choice)
> receive it, and there is more chicken than salad
> eat it anyway
> feel just as bad as if i would have eaten a burger

so /sci/, do you think the government will ever ban fast food permanently?

>>1623732
>shim