/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3707071

Oh wow.

>>3577838

Hehe, no. I'll assume it's because me and H+ sometimes look like a gay couple. Or me and Inurdaes.

Revving each other's actuators.

>>2276663

>>Implying the change in angle doesn't increase when objects are closer, making it harder to hit a (small) target.

If they have spaceflight, I assume they have a decent way of hitting shit.

>>Implying that a series should invest all it's money in CGI, because you're to lame to use your fantasy a little bit.

?

>>Implying anyone wants to watch a series that always uses its first hour to solve language issues.

They could at least say "So two months passed and the exploration team taught them english, back to the story".

>>Not everywhere, but often.
>>Implying you know how likely earth-like planets are.

Earth-like planets may or may not be likely, but we're talking about planet with Earth temperatures, blue skies and Earth trees. It's just silly.

>>Implying it can never enter an atmosphere.

So a non-aerodynamic spacecraft will enter the atmosphere? Why, of course let's just get our Iridium-reinforced diamondoid hull.

>>Implying an aerodynamic spacecraft will not have less problems with stuff hitting the hull at high velocity.

lol, get out. There's no difference between a streamlined or gritty hull when a projectile hits you in space, even if it's moving at only a few kilometers per second, which is barely moving at all.

>>Implying fusion/antimatter is magic.

>implying infinite delta-V

>>Implying evolution happens over a couple a hundred or thousand years.

When the environment changes as fast as humans force it to, adaptation occurs faster.

>>Implying we cannot outlaw genetic enhancing (which is actually mentioned in lots of sci-fi's).

LOL! Outlawing genetic engineering or nanotech will just cause somebody else to start researching it and get the benefits.

Pro tip: Even if Republicans win and all the luddites ban research, other countries will continue developing shit.

>>2232373

I WILL HAVE TWO

No, wait, I'd probably only want one to be loyal to, preferably an emotionally crippled one who is constantly discriminated for being a furry, so I will be the only person who doesn't treat her like an animal, so she will have no choice but to love me!

>>2172182

But you can genetically engineer an embryo.

So while furries can't turn themselves into furries, we can MAKE furries. Same goes for, well, a bunch of other stuff.

The future will be GLORIOUS as soon as the Baby Boomers are dead.

>>2147180

Excellent.

>>2137786

>...from which she happens to find it,
>leading her to 'accidentally' bumpi into CCM out of curiosity.

...from which she happens to find it, leading her to 'accidentally' bumpi into CCM out of curiosity.

YES

YES YES YES

(Mono? Is that you?)

>>2101746

>mfw Accelerando