/sci/ - Science & Math

Why do you think your opinion is worthy of note?

>>1936795
I sure hope you're misunderstanding what he's saying because the implications of your response are staggering.

I see a discursive definition of culture to be useless. But, hey, arguments over definitions are really the only arguments to be had in this debate.

>>1759212
>>1759213

Nuclear power is unreliable and a single screw up can cause the thing to fucking meltdown and kill millions of people if it's near a heavily populated area. Would you sign a paper to build a nuclear plant when you knew that it was possible for that to happen?

It may have been the Soviets, too, but they were just as determined as America during the Cold War. We were just lucky.


>>1759215
>site

>>1655238

>Implying traditional companies and political groups won't find a way to cement themselves if they're going to even start funding space travel

>Implying dogs can read

/v/ is angry and divided. They're ripe for the taking.