/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5189604
>Her videos are very rigorous and informative

>>4930051
Except that If you're under 30 then assuming you live until atleast 80 there's a fairly high probability that you will atleast be able to extend your lifespan by atleast 30 years.
During those 30 years it's highly likely that you'd be able to atleast be able to lengthen your lifespan by atleast 15 years.
All of this is assuming you aren't a poorfag greekman but no matter how you look at it something big will probably happen in your lifetime.

>dx to the left of g(x)

>>4438117
But see if I were born back before Darwin I would have been born to different parents and learned different things in school and likely have even gone to church.
So you can't just say I would retain my skeptism and critical faculties since I only possess such things due to many of the things that have happened in my life.
In other words if I was born back before Darwin i'd likely believe what the majority of people believed back then.

>>4165927
Conversation about math doesn't belong on /jp/.

That place is a cesspit anyway. I highly doubt one could find anything resembling human intelligence there.

>>4150017
>You're time travelling at every moment. Going forward through the 4th dimension.

>>3916710

>>3883099
Every single fucking one of those is wrong, or at least incomplete and facile.
What is your fucking problem, you idiot?
Are you fucking trolling me?

>>3741802
>You mean like when scientific funding has been higher under the evil relijuss nutjob DUBYA than it has been under OBAMA?

>>2261925