/sci/ - Science & Math

This thread is getting old.

btw: everyone knows it's B

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Reading wikipedia isn't science, stop advertising.

>>4807398

Because why should I care about animal rights? I don't care much about human rights either, I just know I can't use them for my experiments.


Now please, please, please /sci/, STOP TALKING ABOUT MORAL ALL THE TIME. It's annoying.

>LFTR

The answer is so simple and I post it every time.

You have:
50% chance of choosing 25% as an answer
25% chance of choosing 50% as an answer
25% chance of choosing 60% as an answer

None of them match, therefore you cannot possibly be right no matter what you end up picking.

If Basket A told me that "a sky wizard created everything on a whim because this ancient book said so" and Basket B told me that "everything created itself through trial and error, and I have a little evidence to prove it", I'd still put my eggs in Basket B

>>3655688
Actually a benevolent dictatorship overseeing a technocratic democracy with a form of highly-automated libertarian leisure socialism.

>>3538477
>implying everything must have a cause
>implying right/wrong aren't defined by society
if anecdotal evidence was valid, parents telling their kids santa existed for generations would be true. it's not.
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How far ahead in YEARS are the top world military's science and technology compared to civilian life?

Didn't we have this petty argument last night?

Babies first troll thread.

Y'all nigga be crazy.


I actually switched from Economics to Finance and I feel good about the choice.

Also working at an investment bank might be one of the lamest things someone can do. Not original at all. I'd rather work with a small business to help them do well with their money.

>>3000398
Oh look it's this thread

That anime seriously blows along with your oblivious trolling attempt.

>>2913148
So instead we post non-secuitur pictures.

0/10
>>>/b/

So what kind of high paying job can you get with a masters or phd in Mathematics?