/sci/ - Science & Math

Cancer are immortal cells that keep replicating.
If someone took one cancer cell from a patient and put it inside his skin, ear, or w/e the cancer cells would grow in him and metastasize and kill him.

Is this possible?

Today is 0 Celsius degrees, tomorrow the weather will be twice as cold.
How many Celsius degrees we will have tomorrow?

>O'Connell is laughing at you.

Also, you must use Celsius and Celsius only.

Any good explanation or articles on old age and scientific achievement?
Its obvious that most scientists, especially physicists did their most important work in their twenties.
Einstein did his major work in his early twenties and the last 30 years of his life was empty, and it almost goes for everyone else.

I only saw a study that 21-27 ages are the most productive, cognitively and physically.
After 30 it declines.
This matches the pattern of scientific achievement ages of the scientists.
Anyone knows scientists that did good work after 35?

Well, am 21 and i have the cognitive-decline-crisis.
Discuss.
Also, Intelligence General.

Wisdom test, its legit.

http://similarminds.com/intdoor-wisdom.html

I got 98%.

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Pic semi-related: its Aaron D. O’Connell the guy who made the breakthrough of the year (built the first quantum machine, wikipedia).
And gave up science to make a career on economics, he needs the money.

I got his pic from wiki
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He studied liberal arts, playing music and all that jazz, and he goes and makes quantum stuff happen.

Another proof that arts make great scientists.