/sci/ - Science & Math

>its another Spacex hypes up the weather being bad only to launch the rocket like always
getting a little tired of this rerun /sci/

Hi, i didn't get much of a response from lit cucks so i hope that some people on here can help me.

Hello!
I am currently starting my work on a series of essays that would explore free will or lack of it regarding humans. I am looking for books that would expand my knowledge about these topics:
Biology of humans(how the chemicals in our brain control us)
Human behaviour(how our experiences and surroundings may influence us)
DNA(how our ancestors and in effect our dna relates to our behaviour)
Science (The beginning of the universe, its expansion and can we hypothetically predict the location of some planets with strong enough computers)
Limit of knowledge(if we are not able to compute or observe something does it still have a Chance to exist and if so is it small or a big Chance?)

Am I the only one who finds it weird how some people are so fanatic about denying climate change? Why is some john doe so invested in denying it? I don't get it.

>prof is disappointed by the performance on the exam
>spends half the lecture reviewing every question going "this is so easy. we did this in class. why couldn't you guys solve this?"

No but seriously, what the fuck IS charge even?

wtf is charge even supposed to actually be