/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16161275
how do ayys play into this

What are boogers made out of

What's the best way to resolve skin cancer on the nose once you're diagnosed?
I just heard my dad has this.

How do i get into stochastic calculus?

Okay, not being funny, but are 90% of startupers just greedy idiots?

When I was a young fool, an angsty and bitter /pol/fag, my dream was to run a startup. This is because I hated 'the system' wasn't to be independent of it. Work at my own pace, run my own things. Of course, this independence is a myth- you just become a bitch to investors and work 60 hour weeks, possibly until retirement, based on some of the enterprise owners I've met.

As I matured and took part in 2 startup projects, and met friends who took part in their own, I cannot think of a group of people with more antisocial personality disorders.

Some are plain greedy, talking aloud about what it'll be like to be millionaires, or being gleeful about how capital gains tax is less than the top income bracket tax.

Many make it their whole personality (like I used to do) and won't shut the fuck up about it and expect constant yesmanning from their friends and family.

Some are deeply hateful individuals, free market ideologues, who scorn at any concept of social responsibility.

Many are tyrants, and want to own a company of people they can boss around and feel like they're saving them.

Some are tech autists who have no concept of business, some are predatory businessmen who try use those tech autists.

Overall 90% are autistic, antisocial, greedy, arrogant, immature or just plain assholes, and should've be given a position of managing anyone.

When is an actually justified time to found a startup? Maybe when you have done your research on a tech and believe it can truly work, and having a startup is less overhead than a corporation developing this tech. Doing it because you want to get rich or rule the world is some true folly.

-t, days away from applying for a major grant with my startup and kinda feeling like I don't want this

What's the science of huge difference between internet bonding vs IRL bonding?

in the most extreme example I can laugh my ass off and reply to a stranger making a StarCraft quote on a porn video but if a stranger did that in real life I would most likely be horrified.

Why are naysayers on this thread such dickheads? We get it, the idea of immortality discomforts you. No, you don't need to be the 70000000th person to come and say 'hurr we're meant to die' or 'hurr evil billionaire dystopia'. How about watching less disney films, putting on your diapers and let people research it in peace?

I am a flat earther because I can't prove for myself that the earth is round.

>this entire thread
This is your college on democrat governors

Will the pandemic ever be over?

Were aliens actually discovered or is it just Reddit shit?

>>12062161
>one shot at life
>can't even finish the trivial proof left for the reader as an exercise
should i just gas myself while i'm ahead?

>Human eggs use chemical signals to attract sperm. New research from Stockholm University and Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust shows that eggs use these chemical signals to choose sperm. Different women's eggs attract different men's sperm-and not necessarily their partner's.
>Human eggs release chemicals called chemoattractants that attract sperm to unfertilized eggs. We wanted to know if eggs use these chemical signals to pick which sperm they attract,
>The egg does not always agree with the women's current choice of partner.
phys.org/news/2020-06-human-eggs-men-sperm.html

How the fuck could women's eggs be programmed to select the sperm from best mate unless women have been fucking multiple guys in a row throughout human evolution?

>>11876602
Right?