/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4736374

Because this isn't the sci-fi board.

Don't try to argue with Violent Simians guy, guys. He'll just keep going on about peak oil and resource wars that haven't happened until the sun burns out.

Oh, and despite the sun's total lifespan of ~9 billion years, and being about 4.5 billion years old already, earth will be uninhabitable entirely in about 1 billion years, when the sun kicks into overdrive and gets extremely hot as it starts to fuse heavier and heavier elements.

If Buddha is one with everything, then why don't I taste Buddha when I drink kool-aid?

Why do people like athletes and actors on average make much more money than people who are clearly more intelligent and talented? Like scientists and engineers.

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>>3924271

Ah yes, I see the wit when I step back and look at it.

It is sometimes difficult to convey in text.

It's been done.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Bounce

Seems unlikely due to energy loss to irretrievable photons.

>having a control

>>1754426
i can say that about evolution, it is fact not theory