/sci/ - Science & Math

>Negro Africans apparently must descend from a separate hominid ancestor
>Negro Africans apparently must descend from a separate hominid ancestor. They are capable of breeding with non-negroes in the same way that Neanderthals were capable of breeding with homo-sapiens.

Then we too must do our duty and pass our genetic material to the African humans before our extinction comes.

I for one welcome our new East Wind Space City overlords.

I save the baby. I then raise him/her to an outstanding member of society so he/she can add their inventive genius to the world.

>
A 77 , 38--long rod hangs vertically on a frictionless, horizontal axle passing through its center. A 15 ball of clay traveling horizontally at 2.7 hits and sticks to the very bottom tip of the rod.

Dem units

Not in Australia.

United States.

You'll see.

>>2705728
Agree.

Still, GEOTHERMAAAAAAAAAL

Harvard sucks.

>>2534733
I GUESS YOU GUYS BETTER CUT EVERYTHING NON-MILITARY BY 25% LIKE THE REPUBLICANS WANTED AND USE IT TO INFLATE THE MILITARY BUDGET

I still remember that thread

>>2326705
That is fucking awesome.

>>2235569
Spaaaaaaaaace baaaaaaaaaased

Sup.

>>1712234
>Hell, none of us will be around at 9:06AM!
Wanna bet?

hey guys, i just dechiffered intelligence.
the only remaining difference between us and animals is that we can foresee the future and that's because we can simulate different situations in our brain, we decide based on possible outcomes.

therefore:
simulation ability = intelligence.


i wanna dedicate this to your mom, she sucked my cock real good last night.

>>1560570
I did.

>>1544303
Not really. I wasn't even attempting to troll you, but you so blatantly come into the thread going 'I think you're a aspie dumbass' and I can't help but fuck with you.

Oh it can, it just isn't funded.

I'm just waiting for robots to become intelligent enough.

Resource-based post-scarcity society with no more need for a job, just get what you need and what you want. No more money.

>>1167193
http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/07/ibm-demonstrates-100ghz-graphene-transistor/
http://arstechnica.com/science/news/2010/06/heated-atomic-force-microscope-makes-12nm-graphene-circu
its.ars
http://green.autoblog.com/2010/03/22/carbon-nanotubes-could-make-lighter-more-powerful-batteries-im/

>Everyone will be motivated to learn and willing to work hard at group projects.
>No one will ever cheat or plagiarize; academic dishonesty will not be tolerated.
>This is one of the best engineering programs in the country; you'll be surrounded by intelligent, open minded peers.