/sci/ - Science & Math

The only thing to be said is that life is.

How did you go about triple majoring? Like was it an immediate option available to pretty much anyone or did you have to overcome some obstacles first?
Also, what does your course load look like? And any advice for someone who wants to triple major as well?

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>>3080247

New philosophical debate.

Sex with your clone. Masturbation or Gay Sex?

GO!

Hey /sci/. I need some medical fags.
So my brother took a few college courses on pharmaceutical classes. We got into a conversation and he said that a neurotransmitter called D2 can change my friends. He didn't know anything beyond that. Can anyone help me out? I couldn't find shit on google.

sciencedirect... how does it work?

Is there any way to download the papers without paying?

I recognize that first guy! He's the guy behind the Creation Museum.

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>>940425
>Can never know
Might be possible. We have no idea if we're simply too stupid to understand or be unaware of what we dont know, like how we know ants are too stupid to understand whats going on with the very sidewalk and alleyway they colonized.

>Meant to know
that implies that someone other than us actively wants us to not know something. And whoever that is, is a big meanie.

>Finite knowledge
Finite knowledge implies a limit to the *amount* of laws of the universe... considering man's goal right now is to find a single theory of everything, that's a limit of one isnt it?

>Take comfort in someday finding all the answers
dohoho, no you won't. Then the whole world will have nothing but engineers. To find all the knowledge of the universe means the very END of science. The generation that discovers every single law and means of manipulating the universe will thereby rob all successive generations of any purpose or sense of discovery. Those successive generations will lose all wonder of the world.
That'd be pretty fuckin' tragic.