/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4424244
>and only with the fall of King Oil, will Humans be forced to go back to the old ways of doing things, including the pursuit of profit. But by then, without petroleum to fuel our industries, reaching out to the planets will be a fantasy. Off-planet operations was ALWAYS a matter of having high-density energy sources, and for those purposes only ONE fuel fit: Petroleum.
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>What margin we might have gained from nuclear sources, will be wasted on killing each other over vanishing petroleum supplies. So that can't happen, either.
hahahaaha oh wow

We have mere zettajoules of fossil fuels(including methane hydrates), we have yottajoules worth of uranium USING ONCE-THROUGH REACTORS ALONE!

Hippie Rapture is never going to happen, little commie. Deal with it.

you aren't real, deal with it

>>1765843
Albert Einstein isn't endorsing a religion. He's simply saying that the Buddhist religion of peace is one that would fit in most with the modern standards (reason, peace etc.) as opposed to the violence of Christianity and Islam
P.S. I don't care much for what Albert Einstein said about any religion, and I'm not gonna convert to it just because he did, cause I like to think for myself

yes, now get out of your cave (read: mothers basement), OP, and look at the sun.
(make sure you don't look at it right away. first catch glimpses of it in the water, until you are ready to see it)

>>1494687
You best not fuck with her.

>>1355640
You mean your internal monologue?
pic unrelated

>>1298220
Trolled hard