/sci/ - Science & Math

>TFW Blicky Gang are going to see this and come for half of us.

>Wouldn't this be a much better board if we banned race/iq/gender/tranny/climatedebate threads?

It would be better, but it wouldn't make everyone here a genius overnight. It would still be a shithole of people calling other people brainlets. It wouldn't make me angry though. Better, but still a complete joke for a place supposed to be dedicated to objectivism and rationality.

I'm black and I legitimately see this board and website as proof of just how extremely dumb and extremely delusional white people can be.

Its like we're living on two seperate planets.

I'm still deciding whether or not its wrong to post what everyone here is thinking on this board. I think its fine, but I don't want to mess up and do damage.

Average IQ of people who know about /sci/
>110
Average IQ of posters
>125

I try keeping it realistic, sometimes people go on /sci/ in public places were there could be black people watching.

There is something thats actually bugging me right now. I hate white people as much as the next black/jewish person, but is there any real justification in sending them to hell. It sounds expensive, cruel and economically unjustified.

I'm not even in heaven and am very new to all of this so can someone please explain this to me? What are the advantages?

I don't think there is anything I wish more than me being able to reason with the people on this board who are about to go to hell. This place is a den of extreme evil and you were all nudged into this lifestyle. I wish I could save you instead of send you.

I've been thinking about this all day.

>>9664514
>Because not everybody wants to be super excepcional celebrity.

What the fuck am I reading? Almost everyone does especially mensa members but pretend like they don't want to be when they don't amount to anything. Almost all people want or expect to be famous growing up but when they reach age 20 with a job at a diner or McDonalds they create lies like, "I don't want to be famous anyway". In most cases the only reason people take IQ tests and the mensa test is because of the chance they'll be labelled a genius.

Why did they want to join mensa so badly. It seems like everyone in this thread is dancing around the question. Why aren't at least 30% of the people suggested to be smarter than Einstein, doing something anywhere near the level of Einstein? My "Scam for retards" senses are tingling again.

>>9645385
I would have never been able to come up with that, and most people reading this will never be able to understand this.

>mfw God and you're probably racking up a fuckton of spiritual debt and I will probably be your debt collector

>>9643402
This is true, coming from a black teenager who discovered a grand unified theory of physics and disproved some mainstream theories due to these types of white people. None of this will be taken seriously, however I'm thoroughly used to it now. Speaking reasonably I should have given up and just did basketball though. If I publish my theory there is a 100% chance almost nobody would take it seriously so there just isn't any real point. I'm gonna just get a job doing whatever and play mario and sonic for the rest of my life.

Have no idea if any of this shit is true, half of the shit in the news is either bullshit or widly exaggerated, they'll stretch the truth to any extent for clicks.

Its worth mentioning this story was conducted BY buzzfeed and not by an independent group, person, etc.

I grabbed a girls ass on the bus when I was a kid completely by accident and if I was a celebrity, it COULD have been turned into a wild exaggerated story about me raping 4 girls.

But please bare in mind WE CANNOT KNOW if he did it. He may he may not of, but I will NEVER believe this shit based off the fact that buzzfeed did an investigation. Its very likely to be exaggerated bullshit for Advertising money.

Probably yes, but the worst torture would be being a black scientist who was a genius.

Most intelligent black people interested in science realise this fairly early on and quickly switch to Law, Finance or something else which still has racism, but not as bad.

I'm convinced there are a group of shitposters/propogandists with an agenda who control /sci/ who may be working with mods.

There are these clusters of race threads, IQ threads and university threads which appear spontaneously and irregularly. Yet there are also handfuls of moderately insightful and rational threads actually pertaining to science or math.

I sometimes feel bad for how jealous teenagers would be of Neil Degrasse Tysons Son. Especially Black Teenagers from the ghetto who don't want to be ghetto thugs or seen that way and have many personal issues.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1HbsQRftfI

Most intelligent people really do not care about money, this is proven time and time and time again but is generally heavily ignored, Grigori Perelman is the obvious example.

It is however quite stupid to not care about money but publish your research to help idiots make money.

>>9477748
Here is the short explaination
>Black people go to cambridge and oxford sometimes
>Cambridge and Oxford are considered posh
>Black people are considered the opposite of posh
>Black people go and want to fit in
>Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't and they wonder if they should just act like all the other black people
>Its called coconut problems because coconuts are white on the inside and brown on the outside
Its kinda sad and funny at the same time.

>we spent every evening for the next 2 years in his dorm having whiteness contests
This is what cambridge physics students do? Really?

>Someone on /sci/ with maximum level autism feels compelled to shitpost

You mean have meme repronounced as may-may? Not a very funny troll, but non-malicious so I have no issue with this. I wouldn't expect /sci/ to help.

Also, Fun Fact: I don't expect you to necessarily believe me, but I created the meme of calling memes memays around 2013ish on /v/, through a troll thread, I got bored, posted it and it just spread like wildfire. It may have involved the trolling of a possibly undeserving girl and if so I'm apologetic for this, however it also wasn't profoundly malicious.

Can't remember if I originally wrote it as memeay or memay, I think it was the first thing. The internet can be a remarkable place.

>>9331205
Not true, OP is correct, 2014 /sci/ was a mixture of relatively good threads, with some /pol/ retards and a few retarded threads. 2017 /sci/ is 90% shitposting and /pol/ threads. Also, when I say /pol/ threads, I don't mean they're bad because they're racist, I mean they're bad because they're retarded and use manipulated data.

There were always problems though.

Most likely explaination for this shit though, some
dumb people came, some smart people left. Ignoring the middle thread at the bottom on the left, the threads on the left side are clearly mostly more insightful than shit like "An Engineering Degree is a meme" as the whole thread post.

Do I have a meme IQ, /sci/?

My IQ is only 124. I'm really scared.

>tfw used to be physics genius
>Dick Grew to 9 Inches
>Read that Big Brain=Small Penis from /sci/
>Went mentally retarded on the spot