/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14644121
No. You just need to run 20 min a day, plus a little bit of calesthenics and yoga. Focusing on longevity and building a body with the sole purpose of supporting your MIND.

Humans are a brain creature.

Our bodies should be healthy enough (which also involves not overtraining) to support our brains, and that’s it.

That’s the ideal human experience.

tfw

v=s/t
1/f=1u+1/v
v=f*lambda

I'm building a small ringworld about 10,000KM in circumference.
I wanted to put an atmosphere inside it of about 1 ATM for livability.
How high am I gonna have to make these walls to reasonably stop the particles from escaping?
Solid, transparent, walls or natural mountains?

>>9009904
There's nothing magical about these experiences. I have some (with uncanny similarity the TV static one) while lack others. Our brains are wired differently.

>>8969227
>"Top of the foodchain"
this is what brainlets actually believe
-ecosystem scientist

>>8932787
WOOOOAAOOW NEAAATO!

>moray eels and groupers engage in cooperative hunting behavior

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/12/061206095317.htm

https://youtu.be/2-O7bnFK4to

https://youtu.be/2A7qqfJYXOc