/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15159399
>are you baiting or pretending
You can do both at once you know. Without even knowing too.

>>15155331
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>>15155805
>>15159333
>For some reason, human beings learning how to burn and explode other elements in order to kill human beings just like they've always been doing has somehow turned into a fucking conspiracy theory despite us being professionals at it.
>Yes its so fascinating, instead of blowing up the heavy iron element, we blew up the heavier than lead element!
>Who would have thought, the dense shit had more energy in it than the less dense shit made of the same shit!

I wish nukes were fake, that way we can stop circlejerking our retarded race into stagnation with the psychosis that we're technological geniuses for refining a metal and blowing it to kingdom come.

>>14950298
>First, Chinese Americans/Europeans had already returned home to various countries and brought the virus with them.
So quarantine them.

>Shutting down immigration wouldn't have stopped that, the virus was already everywhere.
It would have and it wouldn't get everywhere (without immigration). It is literally the most effective and demonstrable prevention of sickness.

>Second, China has had the only true lockdowns. The "lockdowns" in the West are not true lockdowns.
That is becoming an increasingly popular (and broken record at this point) phrase. Will your next line in a year be:
>"You were never forced to take the vaccine, it is your responsibility for taking the risks involved or for any damage that occurs".

>I'm not the retard arguing that lockdowns would have saved the world
I'm not the retard falsely comparing a lockdown to a proper immigration policy that quarintines sick people instead of bussing/planing them to democrat cities in mass. Do any of these immigrants have their vax card (before they enter?). They do...now after the fact.

>in fact I'm arguing the opposite, that they were worthless and probably detrimental.
Because they weren't "true lockdowns" right?

>>14849841
>irrational is ration!
>contradicts math

Whatever, your words not mine.

>>14768137
>Disposable fucking packaging. Little bags that are meant to be used once

>meant to be used once

Recycling an indestructible product is the biggest psychosis on the planet and of course it was the makers of said indestructible product who perpetuated it because "indestructible".
You have a trash island in the ocean and micro-plastic contamination because you wanted to kill the planet with your kindness by circulating and geomancing this indestructible product for the purposes of feeling good about yourself.