/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>5000778

>>4882270

>Californian
>Criticizing other people

>>4849922

>>4770779
> 1 correct, 3 wrong answers you faggot
> 1/3

So if you flip a coin you have 100% chance of getting heads, right?

1 heads and 1 tails
1/1
100%

>>4741670
> Thread is about sex
> Be accused of being sexist

Stay classy, /sci/

No. The two canine breeds were bred for different purposes: one to guide sheep, the other for speed. To say that one is superior over the other is to have a poor understanding of evolution.

In the 90's, some of the brightest, most trained, best equipped special forces in the world tried to enter Somalia. They got their asses kicked, and barely got out of there with their lives. Drop you in Somalia, and you'd be dead within a week. You cannot hope to adapt to their environment.

That, my friend, is evolution. Not that we are superior to the dolphin because we can build atom bombs, but that the dolphin is superior to us because it is adapted to 70% of the world's surface, and we can barely manage 30%.

What's this??? A bill requiring teachers to teach an unbiased comparison of different belief systems? Letting students adopt their own conclusions based on intelligent debate, data, and alternative hypotheses?

My Darwin, we can't have that! This bill must be squashed immediately!

>>4327237
> I´m not talking about psychological factors, i´m talking about factual factors
> factual factors
> not a retard

What's a good GPA for an undergrad science major that is aiming for grad school?

I'm currently at a 3.56. I just got out of orgo and made a B which shit my 4.0 for this semester due to it being weighted as a 5 credit hour class. (Dual lab+lecture section). I probably have 2 years left of undergrad, due to me starting my physics sequence a year late.

Am I fucked if I don't bring my GPA up above my ~3.6?

"The probability that human intelligence developed all the way from the chemical ooze of the primeval ocean solely through random sequences of random mechanical processes has been aptly compared to the probability of a tornado blowing through a gigantic junkyard and assembling by accident a 747 jumbo jet."

Logical or no? Explain.