/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11829206
>For every 1 ton of iron ore concentrate produced approximately 2.5–3.0 tons of iron ore tailings will be discharged. Statistics show that there are 130 million tons of iron ore discharged every year.
Every year, the world mines just 2/5 of what you can find in a single asteroid.
M-type asteroids hold 10x more metals

>>11784072
The only logical arguments against nuclear are just concerns over economics and politics

It is expensive as hell with a large payback time
The process of creating nuclear energy can also be weaponized. The nuclear waste also pose massive risk as it is more than ripe for terror cells to turn into a dirty bomb. Both of which raises great internation concern of a country without good political and governmental stability wanted to become a nuclear power

That's all the argument I could think of
Anything else I missed?

>>11608369
>>11608355
But that's exactly what they said at the end of some of their videos?

>>11505742
I rarely ever suffers from sleeping problems. It just baffles me so much when I hear people complaining about not having enough.

I have a healthy lifestyle of regular exercise, good home-made food, fond of vegetables, hate sugar and fast food, drinks 1 gallon of water, and a good outlook in life.

I'm not bragging. I'm just baffled that there are people with sleep problems that were not caused by depression and stress.

>>11504628
Because it's easier to get into business as soon as possible to pay the bills first and rack up experience before continuing further?

If you got for doctor right at once, you would need to have a rack up a huge amount of bills and training time that would land you into heavy debt. You would spend years at school dorms eating ramen and moldy bread before you pass - assuming malnutrition would let you pass.

Should you pass and got the job, you would arrive at a world where you have massive responsbility at once

If you go for paramedic and nurse first, you can get a job faster, pay your bills, and study everything on the field while having very little responsibility.
My Aunt spend 15 years as a nurse while studying during her breaks. When my mom had a surgery, the nurses told us that she was even smarter than most doctors there

This was proven on the day that when she continued her study, she aced it. All at the comfort of a good room, healthy food, and an exam that is laughably easy for her.