/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11625792
>What about the divisiveness in the USA
Admittedly a problem but for all we know, things could die down this decade, with the last 5 years or so being seen as an odd chapter in 'murican history. I think a big reason why everyone is so divided right now is because the super rich and powerful are allowed to exploit the masses. Honestly, I might be wrong, but even on this site, it seems like people are being slightly less retarded more and more recently judging from what I've seen. But obviously, we still have a long way to go.

>or the constant infringement on basic human rights in developed nation's as even countries that want to portray an image of freedom and equality begin to instill social credit systems, UBI, and other communist-lite programs?
What's wrong with UBI? And even social credit has its positive benefits.

>>11625983
This man gets it. Yeah, things might LOOK shitty right now, but when you look at the big fucking picture, this is THE time to have been born in human history. I'm sure things are going to get even better in the future. Really, this whole current wave of politics just needs to be over with already.

>>11626281
Stop browsing /pol/

>>11626516
>Eternal youth isn't even near our reach now, but if we can extend your life for 50 or 100 years you might be alive to see that. Assuming you don't die a violent death.
God, I fucking hope. I'm seriously banking a LOT on this.