/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6018229
they're working on nuclear fusion, and you wanna harvest cow farts??
yeh, good luck with that

>>5598073
>guesses
scientists dont guess
we find the truth

From what I've seen and heard physicists are extremely condescending. I realize they probably get ideas like "what if our eyes are like black holes" from highschool kids every now and then, but lets say I've read several advanced books on physics and understood them quite well. I then propose a radical yet plausible hypothesis. Would physicists even consider it? I know that a terrible hypothesis from a prestigious university would get more inherent credence but just how rational/retarded are physicists on average?

An example of this is the Vera Rubin case where a women proposed dark matter and she was arbitrarily laughed at and called wrong.

Pretty much the most accurate one I've found on the internet.

http://www.cerebrals.org/jcti/JCTI.html

But seriously, if you score low don't let it get to you. IQ is NOT accurate. I would say its accurate to maybe +-20-30 points. It is indicative but I cannot accurately measure your intelligence. Richard feynman's 125 is a prime example of this. All other IQ tests that aren't puzzle tests, I would say are completely inaccurate since they would require prior knowledge.

I plan on joining Mensa tomorrow but solely for social reasons. Not because I think I am a super genius.

Retarded argument. I am really hoping you're a troll.

There has to be a reason for God to exist. Why not a dragon or a flying duck whom lives outside of this universe. Why not make that argument?

Also, horribly described and explained diagram.

>>4820536

>>4792051
>at the bottom there is a force upwards and force downwards. gravity is always acting
>Draw the resultant force vector at each time step

>>3950557
You're right, you've shown that you post far more science in that one post than the entire thread combined with that immaculately conceived rebuttal.

>>3922777
>>3922781

I didn't say we'd run out, I said it will become too expensive to be viable to pave thousands and thousands of kilometers of highways with it.

>>3912084
>eat remains of once-living animals
>EWWW MEAT GROWN IN A STERILE LAB SETTING HOW GROSS

>>3868027
You'll have to refresh me on that as I believe I had to leave before that thread concluded.

So everybody noticed that the OP posted a bicycle and they got all up in a shit about that, but they did not notice that he never mentioned work?

>>3279947

I have repeatedly stated I don't think a Singularity will happen.

This is the only place I can think of to ask this. Science and all.

On the 10th I was prescribed 120 klonopin.

By midnight on the 12th they were gone. Yes. I took them.

The only thing I did was pee in my sleep (I know it causes incontinence). My question is this.

It's 9ish pm my time and I still feel out of it. I don't know the 'lifespan' or whatever it's called of clonazepam in the body, but is that what this is?

Sorry if this iis annoying.

PS. I didn't do it for suicidal purposes. I just kept taking them. Thought it would make the anxiety go away.

>>3071886
>make power lines everywhere
>run out of copper to use in circuitry
>have power but nothing to use it with

So basically because I'm male, I grew up in a poor household, and my mother liked to take in stray cats....

I'm stupid,
riddled with parasites,
and could potentially go batshit insane.

You have got to be fucking kidding me.

>premuse

>>2795295
Nah that was some random guy by the exact same name a year ago.

I mean seriously, if anyone googles my name its not hard to find it. I'm astonished I wasn't rumbled like 6 months ago.

You now realize even if a handful of really intelligent people were elected to senate they would not be able to do shit without the vote of the other 50% or so on relatively ignorant or fundamentalist christian people.

This is American democracy.

>>2619109
She is most likely not going to have sex with you, stop being a goddamn white knight.

>as someone studying maths in uni

Not science, go back to /b/ or fchan or whatever.

>>2515066
>Except that they're much more likely to get invaded by developing the nukes than if they never bothered.
Yeaaaaah no. The media/Fox News would still eventually start painting them in a 'terrorist' light and you guys would be there before 2020.

I'm guessing you parents must be real scientists. I mean an engineering degree is about as useful as a mythology degree.