/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12758312
There's always at least one per Graham's number chance that your handgun jams, or the bullet passes through your brain without hitting it, or Jesus stops the bullet, you name it, it has nonzero probability. So you can never really make sure you die.

t. quantum immortality professional

>>12751447
My country is using the Russian vaccine along with the Oxford one.

Now that the Lancet report has been published... is it safe /sci/?
Can we trust the Bear or should I tell my parents to wait for the Oxford one?

>>12731508
>second post itt, added a frog
plagiarism will not be tolerated on our science board, sick fuck

>>11273156
I wonder how much janny was paid for that

>>11073306
>Chimps are so human-like the definition of "human" would need to be changed if we didn't want chimps to be considered human.
This is a fun thought experiment and all, but it's irresponsible because the 115-IQ npr listeners will hear you say it and actually start to believe it as some kind of ex-cathedra wisdom. Scientists in general need to think twice before saying things like this.

>>11041513
>attractive
Even in her non-shooped form that woman is <1st percentile within her (admittedly prime) age group.

>>11036339
>rwanda genocide denial
So, this is a thing now? Really, we're doing this?

>>10996656
>chubby cheeks
>sad sack eyes
>receding or droopy jaw
Holy shit, that cleft chin absolutely saves the day. Moustache was a good idea too.

>>10972595
>look at these stupid flying machines, nothing more than a dangerous carnival ride for daredevil children, or those awful "bicycle" enthusiasts

>>10959913
>drawing F so that it looks like a T
>in THIS context