/sci/ - Science & Math

Is covid-19 natural or manmade?
Which is more harmful in the long run, covid infection or vaccines?
Are all vaccinated people screwed in the long run? Does it really mess with the DNA?

>want to get into interesting research
>you need a bachelors, masters, and doctorate degree in that particular area
>by the time you get to doctorate degree to do that research people already did it and moved on
>you are now down a bachelors degree and a masters degree
next time I hear the news reports about people doing research I'm not even going to bother trying to get the background knowledge and read papers and such. Why does it have to be this way?

I have lost a lot of weight (around 85 kg) and was recommended plastic surgery for removing excessive skin. However, I am not convinced that the surgery is safe or preferable to just ignoring the excess skin. Opinions?

Be honest with me, will this thing ever carry humans?

>>15604158
copper is a metal
metals have "electron ocean"
yes?

What is the corpuscular theory of light?

Are we in a simulation?

Calc 2 is the hardest math course that you will ever take

>>15121489
Maybe if you pray hard enough to St. Fauci he'll find a magical instant cure to all diseases and no one will ever have to suffer a runny nose again, but until then you'll just have to live in the same reality that every living creature since the dawn of time has existed in. In the meantime I recommend going to shartmart and buying various cold pills (especially benadryl and sudafed - the real behind-the-counter shit that you make meth out of, not the fake trash out on the shelf) and start chugging them until you can breathe again. Yes it's hard on your literally-everything but it's only for a few days and your liver will recover.

>>15121546
Tried this a couple times, worked the first time but not the second. Didn't try again after that because of the turbopooping.

>>15112657
Wait is this board about science?

>>15112490
If I believe you then we'll both be wrong

>>15085158
What if we're simulating ourselves?

No one else here became their own doppelganger?

I thought you guys liked science

>>15060351
>they demoralize them to keep them from rebelling against their demoralization

>>14973019
Is chaos theory represented in the brain/consciousness?

>Your brain evokes an ERP 0.35 seconds before you consciously decide to move!
>Your movements may occur up to 4 seconds in advance!
>You initiate movements unconsciously, therefore free will does not exist!
But it's still my brain

It's still my unconscious too

Seriously though, how the fuck do you go from ''I'm going to have to retake this course and postpone my degree a year'' to ''The only reasonable thing to do here is fucking kill myself''

Are all these people mentally ill? Do they have the reasoning of a literal child? Is it really such a fucking embarrassment to retake a course that you'd rather KILL YOURSELF than take it on the chin and try again?

>Proof: It is known...

>muh Mathematical universe hypothesis

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_universe_hypothesis

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what's up, chud?
you looking at non-peer reviewed articles that's not part of any meta study again?

How long do you give humanity before AI becomes too powerful for us and either kills us all or takes away our purpose in life by rendering us obsolete?
I think 2050 is a conservative estimate for the end of humanity

>>14515377
my rule of thumb is 1 sixpack = 1 mcdonalds combo meal

so you can eat the fries, then 3 beer, then the big mac, then 3 more beer, then fries again and repeat until no more beer

I can drink 18 beer easily this way

life hack: you can eat the mcdonalds a little slower and still have a big mac for brekkie