/sci/ - Science & Math

So some Canadians cured cancer. Why did I have to find this at fucking /v/ of all places? Why you not talk about it?

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Pic related, it's canada but with no immigrants.

extremist luddites gonna extremely ludd

>>2899061

> He takes Fox News seriously

Pic related

Why would you ever support nuclear power, if it kills a lot of people?

Seems full retard to me. Pic related, a country with nuclear power.

> mfw there's no a posteriori truths in this thread

Yea, science really knows how to find true statements

>>2380647

That doesn't tell us how you define proof

Asimov - The Gods Themselves - alternate universes as an energy resource, with potential unforeseen consequenses

Almost everything in the Xeelee sequence, but especially the Vacuum Diagrams, with a happy human-AI relationship-ending. Made me cry a happy tear.

Culture books by Banks, specifically Consider phlebas and Excession.

Robert Reed - Marrow and several short stories, best ones are possibly "Melodies Played upon Cold, Dark Worlds" and "The Children's Crusade"

Stanislaw Lem - "The Astronauts", "The Invincible", "Peace on Earth", "Eden", "Cyberiad", "His Masters Voice".
Possibly my favorite scifi author.

Comics: Yoko Tsuno, Adventures of Blake and Mortimer, Tintin

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>>1604870

> continues to drop in rank simply because the costs are outweighing the benefits for more and more people depending on what careers they want.

Looks like Europe will be using the US as a platform for cheap labor, amirite?

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