/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12575014
I used to think conspiracy theory people were stupid.
Now I know I was the dummy.

>>10357352

>>8765922
Ah, so why isn't that data included in the model? If they know what the temperatures are, then they are intentionally withholding by your logic.
Again with the "retard". I'd stoop to your level, but I don't want to crawl that low.
>Have a nice day

>>8750000
Great... now you got Dr.Doom thinking again.

>>8704919

-- "the rocket is not pushing against anything in space"

-- "Yes... it is."

>yeah it's pushing against the vacuum of space, and all that spooky dark matter

>>8241569
>Photons are definetely subject to gravity

>>8238106
>That's what the thread is about. That's all I was ever arguing.
Blatant lie, when you look at the context. You can click on the fucking links.

Seriously kiddo, you can't even have a fucking discussion on 4chan without lying about something people can check, and you think totalitarian regimes are not going to lie about their emissions when no one can check and they have massive incestives to lie.

Jesus. Fucking. Christ.

>>8235969
That's why I wrote "probable" and not "certain".

>>8223814
Helium has no objective value. It's value is derived from the usefulness to people. This usefulness is not objective either, it is measured by the subjective willingness to trade it against other value.

You make it sound like I'm talking about some supernatural force or something. That just shows how moronic and uneducated you are. If we really had a helium shortage coming and balloon use was really underpriced, people would buy the helium and stockpile it so they can sell it later to the people with more valuable uses.

Instead, we see the price we have. Why? Because storage costs money and helium is not worth more than it costs at this time.

You also have to apply time discounting, a balloon now is worth more than an MRI in 1000 years because no one knows what shit will happen between now and then.

>>8223824
>When you get water shortage, you don't just throw a supersoaker party and waste everything, you stockpile
Except the investors don't stockpile until the price goes up, so your shortage theory can't be true.

>>8201817
You're a fucking retard.

What is a "species improvement" and why would anyone give a shit?

It sure as hell is not about preventing human misery because, if it achieves anything at all, it will cause more of it.

>laser through the glass
>not inside

>>8141263
Not sure if you're trolling or just completely retarded.

>>8003312
>Mature people realize that you cannot describe morality in terms of simple absolutes like "do not steal", "do not kill", etc.
>I'm a Marxist. Property /is/ theft.

>>7996170
I know you browse /pol/ because that has nothing to do with OP and it's rambling about politics. And you saw that post on /pol/ about how the world GDP would double if borders were opened.

For all your talk about being redpilled you're as emotional and fact denying as the rest. According to the economist it's because labour mobility would allow everyone to have optimal jobs, ie an EE major works at an electronics firm overseas and a third worlder takes his place at McDonald's in the US.

>>7933656
Yeah I get that, I didn't say perfect sphere. I understand the principles of the mainstream doctrine, believe me I've been fed it my entire life.
And just because you said it doesn't make it so...

>>7900328
>it's just a way of saying "you clearly don't know the first thing about AI shut the fuck up"
If you haven't read it yourself you wouldn't know it either you moron.
So it actually IS a meme reply spread my retards.

>>7621691
>replying to the shill

>>7592228