/sci/ - Science & Math

Another thing to point against Algea is that it's a plant meaning that much of it nutrients would just pass through

Cellouse CANNOT be digested by the human stomach and needs as much as 4 stomachs and huge amount of bacteria culture to process resulting to constant flatuence

At best, a human will only gain 1% of it and that's putting it kindly.

Because math is exactly like learning a new language. It's not just alien to most people, it is also not really needed in real life.
It is only natural that people would lean in favor of things that they are familiar with instead of trying to comprehend an alien cuneiform

>>11822739
Look at all those aborted "80% healthy fetuses that poses no threat to the mother" without any sense of disgust.

Yeah...

>>11785036
I was on a nuclear power thread just a week ago.
/pol/ was there saying nonesense that it's retarded to think that there can be a power source better than oil and coal and that we should all just die once the fuel runs out

We just mocked him on the side as we discussed fusion reaction as a future of nuclear. Though he was there.

Could be multiple posters, idk. Don't care much. I just know that /pol/ has no single opinion - just fuckin stupid who just wanted to argue and call people jews and niggers

>>11462933
>People are cheaper
Are you an idiot?
It takes 9 months to produce one, 10 years to be useful.
Robots take 1 week in the assembly line.

Also no, dumbass.
If they sell their body for your products then they are literally killing themselves. A declining population would result into the death of the country, dumbass.
Once everyone died for your products, who else would be your costumer?
So long as the purchasing power of the country remains extremely low, your business, along with everyone else, is doomed to die sooner or later

I don't blame you for your innocence, though
Economy, science, and philosophy are 3 different branches
I highly recommend reading all 3 fields though

Diversity in your knowledge is always healthy

>>11453858
I actually browse both boards and /lit/ has an actual NASA scientist there who claims that he is there because he is insecure about the fact that his wife, who works as a librarian, knows so much more than him.

He wanted to beat her for once so he became a regular at /lit/

Take that as you will