/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10995333
True, though knowing the steps is no substitute for the lack of credibility in the claim that something as complex as life can come into being randomly, without any underlying structure or order.

From da fada o' QM.

>>10401170
Same reason we share much with any creature, convergent evolution? More like one template for all of creation. Simian similarity is just as the word implies, they are behaviorally closest to us, yet undeniably distinct in that what they lack in reasoning aptitude, they make up for with greater spatial memory (trade-off hypothesis.)

>>10347943
We don't know, even if it was, it cannot (or will not) comunicate or demonstrate that it is concious. Although statistically it's possible that in some moment in a fuckton of years the whole universe could mimic the structure and functioning of a brain, thus making a Boltzmann's brain. It's kinda /x/ tier but it's cool to think about it.

>>10289840
>implying god isn't a metaphor

>>10277770

>>10184507
Prime numbers are social construct, bigot. So is math.

>>9841270
>Pessimism is the first step, not the ends of being intelligent.
true, only pain causes growth

Does sci believe in both science and god?

How can we advance science /sci/?

Let's advance science in this thread.