/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12222250
It makes perfect sense. Environmentalists don't trust human beings and are risk averse. Therefore, the more organization required for the disposal of waste, and the greater capacity for disaster, the more averse they shall be. It's not at all illogical for someone with a functioning theory of mind, which is of course not modern microwave irradiated humans. Or maybe I'm just being a dick and don't know who I'm interacting with.

>>10773038
Nice light post aesthetics.

By the way, I suggested Ken Wheeler. Not OP.

>>10188311
I spent my teens with health problems. My mind splintered apart into pieces, I lived many extremes. My late teens were spent with crippling nerve pain. My 20's have been spent barely able to eat or think.

Many things used to resonate strongly, and I used that. It learned quite a bit and got a lot done considering. Now the better my health becomes, the less I feel. I'm a hollowed out husk of a man at my core, no matter what I layer on top.