/sci/ - Science & Math

Probably a really stupid question here but I'm legitimately curious.
A material's state of matter is determined by things like temperature, pressure, ect. Those factors change the way the molecules that make up the material behave, and the behavior of the molecules determines the state of matter, right?
So do molecules themselves have a state of matter?

>>5346375
Funny because it's true. So many people got pissed at me today when I told them that our system of measurement for time is arbitrary and 12-12-12 isn't that special.
"Nuh-uh, it's based off of Jesus's birth."
"If it was based off of Jesus's birth, then this would probably be the year 2015 or 2024, depending on who you ask."
"Nuh-uh!"

To humor OP
>mfw time doesn't exist
>mfw Barbour

Gentelmen, there is hope yet for this planet.

>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jM4nomPWQ88

>>4107772
>does anyone think we'll send a human to mars in our lifetime?

This could be rephrased as

>does anyone think we'll find a way to immortality in our lifetime?

>>3965354
Yay CNS is back and awesome posting as ever :D

>>3766127
>CNS
I fukken knew you had to be lurking this thread

Economy is not zero-sum game not only because of innovation and creation (which would make it positive-sum game in terms of wealth, though not money), but also because of debt. When you take out a loan from bank, they don't transfer some amount money from the bank's account in to yours. They just write that your account has this amount of money, it's created from nothing. When you add interest, you have to pay back money that doesn't exist. In other words, it's negative-sum game.

There is more debt in this world than there is money, and it cannot be paid.

Blows my mind every time.

>>3549813
better than original imho

He is a winner.

FUCK YEAH COCAINE

>>2470441
Brilliant. Fund it.