/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>3851638

Dearest /sci/,

Transhumanism.

Synthethic Heart is a fucking joke. Get the Power Recirculator as soon as you have some time on a UC, Original Poster.

Also, skull guns.

And I second the Major Kusanagi augmentation.

Did e look like this?

>1-Interstellar travel
Slower than Light travel: http://projectrho.com/rocket/slowerlight.php
Relativistic Robots and the Feasibility of Interstellar Flight: http://www.charlespellegrino.com/propulsion.htm
Small Laser-propelled Interstellar Probe: http://www.aleph.se/Trans/Tech/Space/laser.txt
Nanotechnology & Space Exploration: http://www.islandone.org/MMSG/NSSNanoPosition.html
>2-Time travel
Nope
>3-Biological immortality
Don't have the bio knowledge to answer.
>4-Transhumanism
Quite likely. But it will all be done by the DIY bio folks, not the Bay Area transhumanists who do nothing but obsess over AI and uploading. Ugh.
>5-Artificial Intelligence
Not sure.
>6-First contact
Impossible to predict.
>7-Terraforming
Perhaps: http://www.islandone.org/MMSG/9601-news.html#RTFToC53
>8-World peace
Not sure.
>9-Human extinction (in the near future)
Quite possible.
>10-Getting laid
No.

Are your actuators ready?

>>3352991

Replace Gary with a woman with the head of a clouded leopard and spotted fur and Ace with a BigDog.

Hey /sci/

In my school, a bible scripture from each student is required in order to appear in the yearbook and to graduate.

What scripture should I choose? I was thinking something from leviticus but that wouldn't be subtle at all.