/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11209177
>spent two decades to understand and tame the mind
>able to tailor the best personality for all situations
>unfazed by fear, traumas or any other imaginary issue
>get called cringe by some random anon on a taiwanese basket weaving forum
Here's your (You).

>>8717523
>So would there be trade? Of course
You're an idiot. There would NEVER be trade with mars.
>>8717203
Technically, any "investment" in mars would produce economic activity. Could you benefit from it? Probably, but not directly. A Mars colony would push innovation in many fields like robotics and drones, 3D printing, energy generation and efficiency, hydroponics, environmental control systems, medicine, aerospace engineering, mining, etc.

However, you'd have your growth really happening on another planet. I'm not sure what "interplanetary economics" would look like, but then again we have lots of app companies somehow worth billions though they don't actually generate revenue like Twitter and Snapchat so who the fuck knows.

You'll have to figure out the value of starting a colony that you can't trade actual goods with, but you can trade and import intellectual property and technology from. Interesting.

>>8257899
>claiming to know the average age of anonymous communities

>>8256325
this is a science board

every word has a certain definition describing it's correct usage

when a lightning discharges and you're part of the path of least resistance it's IMPOSSIBLE to dodge it.

I tried to accommodate you by suggesting a similar term (evade) but actually it's just precaution.

there is no way a human can dodge a lightning and I can't believe I had to post this a second time.

It's not our surplus of intelligence but the fact we can record shit down for future generations to review over and build upon.

This ability along with active control over fire literally breaks the game of life in half.

>>7904359

> Retard that is a british man compared to an italian man not a white man compared to a black man

Oh look it's a retard who didn't take the advice to shut the fuck up. Let's pretend you didn't make such a remark...

>blacks have alleles that no known group on this planet possess

Oh look, you kept on talking I guess I have to address it...

Just like the inuit women,

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3754547/

Just like the Tibet and Deng populations,

http://www.nature.com/jhg/journal/v55/n5/full/jhg201021a.html

Just like the OceanianPeople,

http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/gnxp/2012/05/case-closed-blonde-melanesians-understood/#.Vthhq8ko7qB


Congratulations you recognize that a population can have particular alleles unique to them just like other populations around the fucking planet.

>and they still have genes that fucking chimps possess that we dont have.

Oh the horror! A human population who retained genes from another animal, looks like we got to separate them. I mean there's no possible way that other human populations could have...

>http://education.seattlepi.com/animals-share-human-dna-sequences-6693.html

>http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2015/03/humans-may-harbor-more-100-genes-other-organisms

Oh look what we have here, links that show all humans have genes from other animals and organisms! Gasp such Shock!

There's a reason why we keep experimenting on animals like rats for human medical research anon.

>>7324408