/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10828036
>they agreed to impregnate in the vagina at samet ime sthat is so very good impregnation of the fertile vagina is scientifically good thing demonstrated good feeling because of soft enveloping hard until pleasure explodes

>1 $5,000 backer
>1 $10,000 backer

Who called in the big guns?

>>4543603
>If somebody was wanting to learn about the spirituality and thinking not just of the Jews but also the classical and Greek world he would have to come to Britain, which was the centre of learning at the time.
>Britain was the centre of learning at the time

Really?

Is it reasonable to think of computer viruses as being similar to "living programs", designed for the sake of proliferating and staying alive?

Each time the code is transferred, there's slight changes in the code, right? It's never perfect, there's always distortion.

What if in the same way, "memes" and images are similar. The images and phrases modify slightly each time they're saved and posted. Pic kinda related.

>>4221160
>>4221157
Good lord!

>>4175828
nah, i go there occassionally, but its not really my scene.

is beastiality even bannable there, or do they allow it?

..CP gore?
holy fuck, i hope woever posts that fucking dies.

>>4104851
>>4104855
fine, bad example

>>4104853
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>>4104845
hurr durr

>>3029494

>What do you thin b
>thin b
>thin
>b

>>2415228
...Oh my god

Wikileaks...
...for patented designs of everything

/sci/ is usually a great board.
Now this? Obnoxious shit, get the fuck out
Anyone can write their own way, I'm a fucking teacher and I don't blame my 10 year old students for having different hand coordination from each other, and from mine.
Of course there are conventional ways, but it's minor.

Is it just me that immediately read Eratosthenes in Sagan's voice?

>>2174846

Who?

thx OP this guy give me cancer

OP

>mfw I saw that video

more hipster vids

Yoko Ono screaming for 2 minutes straight : ART

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdZ9weP5i68

>>1581883

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/7923069/Nasa-scientists-braced-for-solar-tsunami-to-hit-ear
th.html

>>1374637

>>1303188

>>1270357
>Think of time and space each having their own dimensional set, and then it makes much more sense than thinking our spatial world cuts off at three dimensions.

If you seperate time (duration) and space, then you practically cut off at 3. dimension...

>>1250922

best be trolling nigger

>my face when /sci/ is filled with a bunch of fascist that want everyone to be like them.

what if quarks are made of other universes?