/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12389393

>there is the simple face that it can’t possible protect others if it doesn’t protect the wearer at all.

Peak dumb.

>>12066450

>There is no reason to fear global warming. The best times in Earth's history were all during periods that were 8 or more degrees C warmer than current temps. If you want to worry about something, worry about human overpopulation, because that's causing a literal mass extinction event and will likely end the human species unless it gets under control in literally like the next 5 years.

>"Destabilizing" is a sort of political description. I would consider it restabilizing the global climate since the planet has been cooling worryingly for the near entire span of the Cenozoic.

Holy shit, a-are you an actual reptilian? I knew they were secretly among us!

>>11696059
>NGRST

IISc team confirms breakthrough in superconductivity at room temperature:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Physics/comments/bsxmoc/iisc_team_confirms_breakthrough_in/

Is this legit?

As an aside, I don't believe there is anything supernatural (as I can attest) that will cause a huge amount of technological superintelligence to happen. There may be something else in the universe (e.g., a new kind of superintelligence, with a different level of complexity) that will, in fact, cause massive technological exponential growth that would require massive superintelligence in the world (such as super-intelligence that is as large as our planet), but this doesn't require technological superintelligence. This is based on the notion that the laws of physics (and their implications over time) can't take all of our technological powers at once, that they may not be available any time later, and that such a superintelligence may then be completely ineffective.

>>7530282
Because it's literally sugar?
Do you think you can actually treat serious illness with fucking sugar? You may feel well but shit is not fixing anything.

>Mfw when I live in a shithole but we still have full control vaccines
>From the moment you are born you are handed a immunization record and you get a new one depending on your age (infant, kid, teen, adult and old man)
>If you don't follow it the state can take your kid for child abuse
>If yo don't have all your shots you can't apply for a job or at least yo must actualize the ones that wear off and the the rest as a requirement to get hired

Diseases are not much of a problem, only in the communities that are almost lost between mountains with no roads where you can only get by horse and the government still deploys shots for them.

It blows my mind these kind of people and they always bring the flu as some example that vaccines can't work, I mean that shit changes so often that is not in our immunization record, only the ones that are essential, I'm curious how do this kind of mentality gets to develop and grow.

I need your help /sci/, I need the following article
>"What awaits the patient following a diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis? a study of the factors predicting mortality, post-thrombotic syndrome and quality of life"
Yet I don't have acces to sciencedirect and I'm broke, could any of you dowload it for me please?