/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10098952
>surely the glia is smart and capable enough of handling a sudden spike in glutamate
nice attempt at damage control.
the amount of glutamate from a vaccine is small even compared to natural fluctuations in free glutamate concentration. you can keep backpedaling, but you can't escape this fairly basic fact.

>Most calcium in the body is bound up on membrane glycoproteins, buffered intracellularly on the endoplasmic reticulum, or tightly controlled by calcitonin and other means. Ca2+ is not allowed to wander around wherever it wants
wrong again, fag. serum calcium is a thing.
>https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK250/

>Some studies show ~16x increase in blood glutamate concentration after intravenous administration of MSG.
you keep claiming "some studies" but you can never actually cite any...really makes you think.

>The problems with this reasoning are too numerous and bizarre to address.
that's a funny way of saying "I don't have a counterargument"
>at least acetominophen is amrketed as a drug and has been tested for mutagenic, carcinogenic, and teratogenic potential
just making shit up again, are we?
I did a search and it turns out nobody's ever tested whether or not acetominophen is teratogenic. everyone just proceeded under the assumption that it's not. why? because there is literally zero evidence suggesting that it is. that's how shit works in pharmacology; you follow the evidence.

>Left to the reader
the burden of proof is on the person making the claim. again, I did a search and found exactly ZERO studies concluding that.

>Maybe we should feed kids lead too.
that's a hilarious non sequitur.
again, the traces (and it is TRACES at most) of formaldehyde from vaccination are minuscule compared to both naturally produced formaldehyde and everyday exposure. you have no answer to this other than to just go NUH UH over and over again

>>9894437
>An atmosphere side by side a vacuum is pressure next to de-pressure - impossible.
it's quite possible; there just needs to be some force (i.e. gravity) to maintain the pressure gradient.
the fact that wind exists proves that pressure differentials can exist without a solid barrier.

>>9894523
>Hint, it goes behind the horizon, NOT a curve.
in order for an object to go behind the horizon without being infinitely far away REQUIRES that the surface be curved.

>Looks like a hologram here
what, you mean because the picture is blurry?
again, you have no idea what a hologram is.
>How can it be reflecting any light?
it's made of metal and it's in direct line of the sun, dumbass.

>How can these craters supposedly formed from meteor impacts be as perfectly circular as they are?
basic Newtonian mechanics.
>Why hasn't anyone captured a new one being created? Why hasn't anyone captured anything impacting the moon if it's a solid object?
you are terminally retarded.
>https://www.space.com/24789-moon-meteorite-impact-brightest-lunar-explosion.html

>The sun is small and local, and circles above the flat, infinite plane, lighting up only a portion of the earth at a time.
>Newton was wrong, Einstein is wrong, no "graviton" has been found, it is incompatible with quantum physics
saying so doesn't make it true. you have no actual evidence for this whatsoever.

>How about staying focused on the issues
>I could care less how good or bad his policies are, I want him to fuck shit up.
Really Makes You Think
>they have to attack the poster instead of the idea
>idea
sure, if MUH GLOBAL (((ELITES))) is an idea, let's go with that
no (You) 4 u

>>8619338
>>8619341
>Happer says he's innocent and that the people who caught him are just out to get him because they hate America or something
well, if he SAYS he's innocent, who am I to doubt him? surely he wouldn't lie about being caught doing what they accused him of doing, right?

you DO know that he was literally caught advising his "client" on how to obscure the source of the money they were paying, right? if you have done nothing wrong, you have nothing to hide...
>https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/dec/08/greenpeace-exposes-sceptics-cast-doubt-climate-science

Edwin Hubble did great things for astronomy and also for basketball.

>>8342307
>>8342314
R-Munny has a physics degree and worked as a roboticist with NASA before he became a professional cartoonist

>>8342701
this may come as news to you, but the surface ocean and the troposphere communicate a lot. they're in near-equilibrium in terms of gas exchange...if you remove CO2 from the air, it also draws CO2 out of the ocean.

>>8342891
>you can't adjust temperature records to account for measurement bias! that's FRAUD!
>you can't trust the temperature record! it doesn't adjust for the urban heat island effect! that's FRAUD!
can't have it both ways, friendo :^)

>>8343178
>One of the axis isn't even labeled.
both of the axes are labeled
>The data points are bullshit, the conclusions are wrong
Ah yes, dismissing all the evidence entirely out of hand because you don't like where it leads. That's the sure sign of a denier, folks.
>it's not original research
Well, duh. Never heard of a "review of the literature" before? Besides, if xkcd is going to publish three times a week rather than three times a year, you really can't demand that every joke be rigorously examined and peer-reviewed.

Global warming is a hoax and a lie made up by Al gore that the liberals use to get votes from college age tree hugging faggots. Now its called climate change because the icebergs didn't instantly melt and cause the day after tomorrow to happen and it won't happen ever in a long time. Climate change doesn't exist. Fuck the trees, fuck the bees, kill all the pandas. Fucking pseudo intellectual environmentalist pricks.