/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3860382
>Economics is what drives Humans, not science.
Congratulations, you've admitted Economics is not a science.

>>3668692

That was both painful and hilarious to read

Why weren't you studying for the essay some more?

>>3564649
>In 2006, Bachmann said her husband had told her to get a post-doctorate degree in tax law. "Tax law? I hate taxes," she continued. "Why should I go into something like that? But the lord says, be submissive. Wives, you are to be submissive to your husbands.'"

The shitstorm will be delightful if she ever begins doubting her faith.

>>3504637
Mad has already got that covered.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsOqu48KKHc&feature=channel_video_title

>>3299551
Please do not think I am the standard mouthbreathing fuck that is like OMG WERE GONNA FLY AROUND IN SUPER SPACE COLONIES WITH VULCANS AND REPLICATORS YAY WARP DRIVE

Rather I am a more sophisticated mouthbreather of OMG WE'RE GONNA BUILD O'NEILL CYLINDERS AND TERRAFORM PLANETS FLYING AROUND WITH POST-HUMANS AND MOLECULAR ASSEMBLERS YAY RELATIVISTIC TRAVEL

>>3130285
That's awesome.

>>3085458

>>3030489
Nice to see a thought-out comment that isn't just a ad hominem.

Oh wait

SpaceX's video of the Dragon capsule landing on FUCKING MARS:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6p6EruPdoXY

>my face when Lunar surface helium mining becomes profitable

>>2944797
I don't know about the core producing a magnetic field, but it would most likely restart volcanism or plate tectonics.

Ceres into orbit at 65,000km around Mars
FUND IT

Molecular disassemblers and assemblers
Also asteroid mining

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteroid_mining
>At 1997 prices, a relatively small metallic asteroid with a diameter of 1 mile contains more than $20 trillion US dollars worth of industrial and precious metals.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_Earth_Objects#Near-Earth_asteroids
>As of May 2010, 7,075 near-Earth asteroids are known,[14] ranging in size up to ~32 kilometers (1036 Ganymed).[16] The number of near-Earth asteroids over one kilometer in diameter is estimated to be 500 - 1,000.

>>2894383

The idea that within our lifetimes there will be some awesome event and we'll get to ride flying cars powered by tofu and singularityfairy will come and whisk me away to nerdtopia.

Kurzweil is not really that gone but it's fun to say that. I guess he knows we're just fooling around.

>>2864132
If the USA is so good why doesn't it have single-payer healthcare (a necessity?)
Also you seem to ignore that its a very few intellectual minds that make your country successful. That isn't America. It's people that happened to be raised in America. Do you see the difference?

>>2794632