/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7040237
>But aspartame is toxic...
[citation needed]

>>7032501
>CS papers are far more trivial than Physics ones.
You're a fucking shithead. You're just cherry picking shit to prove your idiotic point. Go here you stupid fucker and take a look:

http://arxiv.org/list/cs/recent

It's more mathematically involved than physics papers you also cherry picked.

In short, eat a big bag of dicks.

>>7018440
See kids, this is why possessing little knowledge of something is so dangerous. This moron right here is a prime example of that. Stupid dipshit doesn't even understand the differences in transmission of analog and digital signals. Just because some scam company is selling overpriced DIGITAL cables doesn't mean that gold contacts on ANALOG signal carriers are a scam. Even a curry search would show him otherwise but he's too convinced of his knowledge to even look it up. This anon >>7018424 knows what's up but >>7018440 this anon is too stupid to even double-check his assumptions about the subject.

So, kids, don't be as retarded as this guy and try to understand how much you really know about some subject.

>>6977998
>Infact, they are more so important because STEM jobs could be replaced by robots.
kek'd hard. maybe you should learn how to spell first, humanities major.

as for replacing you, anything other than a STEM degree is a fucking waste of money & time since you will never gain employment in modern world. CS people are working overtime to replace your useless asses with algorithms and given how successful they've been so far, I'd say you'll stay unemployed forever.
http://www.technologyreview.com/view/519241/report-suggests-nearly-half-of-us-jobs-are-vulnerable-to-computerization/

list of professions that are fucked:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/elainepofeldt/2014/02/26/will-r2-d2-snag-your-job/