/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4214838
>You can't actually come up with something you never actually experienced

I once dreamed that I was dead. I didn't have a pulse or anything.

What are the different levels of mathematics?

Which is the more basic concept, "the" or "one"?

Race does exist. Grow up you faggots.

http://www.ln.edu.hk/philoso/staff/sesardic/Race.pdf

http://www.colorofcrime.com/colorofcrime2005.pdf

http://psychology.uwo.ca/faculty/rushtonpdfs/PPPL1.pdf

How does university/college education in the U.S work?

I heard you guys have to do a general undergraduate program with arts and humanities subjects, and THEN do your actual degree. Is that true? What's your opinion of it?

>>2008929
I'm dedicating the next 30 years of my life to create a Manna-like society for scientists, artists, and all that wish to do research. A better society.
If you haven't read Manna, then you sort of should because it is ORGASMIC.
http://www.marshallbrain.com/manna5.htm

>>1851649
It's been looking like that to me even before /new/.
And earlier today there was actually more science on /new/ than on fucking /sci/ it seems.

OP, there are three 'alternative' medicine treatments you MUST try out.
- Hemp oil (from Indica strains of weed)
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7331006790306000271#
- Dichloroacetate
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn10971-cheap-safe-drug-kills-most-cancers.html
- Amygdalin/Laetrile
http://www.cancertutor.com/Cancer/Laetrile.html

If these do not work, go and try to apply as test subjects for the trials in which they use gold particles in tumors and then heat them up with microwaves. It's been proven to be very safe and works quite well at decimating the tumor.

Look at it this way. If you don't try these, you will most probably die. If you try these, you might have a bit more chance of living.

>>1625622
>The amount of risk people can tolerate is inversely proportional to the amount of time they estimate they have left. The great irony of immortality is that it may make life itself intolerable.
I wouldn't say that's true for me. Even before I found out it could be possible to cure aging I did not want to go skydiving or explore Mt. Everest.

>>1560580
I want you guys to figure it out for yourself. Human nations will unite like never before to create a second, distant home.
Never in my imagination could I envision such a thing as 4chan, That is why I browse here now.

>>1368531
I also would.

>>1335909
I only agree with the corporation plan as long as we don't become a 'corporation.'

You know what I mean.

Guys, just running an idea past you.
I've been mulling this over, and...
What if we didn't need jobs?
A moneyless economy with automated and roboticized factories for everything we need. Maintenance and such could be done by robots. Then we can easily go to space as many times as well want providing we have the resources. We might even be able to build a space elevator within one or two decades instead of multiple.

This is the only way I see space exploration becoming really widespead this century. Otherwise it'll take quite a while until it's 'economical and profitable' enough to be done in full scale.

Hey guys.
I want to learn how to program, whick programing language should I learn first?

Pic unrelated.

>>948624