/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11616049
Yes I see where you are getting and I agree with you.
This becomes increasingly apparent if you watch popular tv channels like viasat history or national geographic.
They just force a narrative thats not true and brainwash ordinary people.

>>11525458
I think it's because

A. If someone works on a job that pays poorly, their food budget fluctuates on all the other needs you have (utilities, transportation, children if they have any, etc), so in general they want food that gives them more bang for your buck
B. If someone works minimum wage, they are often working on some front line job that's more physically demanding job than someone working a purely administrative job so after a long day, therefore fast food is seen as a quick cheap option than to cook a 40 minute meal after returning home from work.

TL;DR: Fast food is seen as cheap and convenient for someone earning minimum wage, therefore leads to a poor diet which causes diabetes and hypertension

>>10690665

>>9755196
>>9755197
>reading books about number theory

>>9335662
geometric intuition is for rich kids
are you a rich kid?

>when you check the archive and realize all the race IQ threads are made by the same 15 year old

>>9042228
>He still believes in the dual brain myth

https://lichess.org/pO6HjjHH8QbD

>>8976622
>naturalistic intelligence

>>8896001
>Mochizuki

>>8850760
Do tell us more about the progress made in Philosophy in your next TedX event.

>>8823977
Woah dude you really made me think.

wow, today /sci/ was a pretty cool guy

>Can't even reliably predict the weather next week and he's gonna predict the weather 100 years from now.

Okay.

>>8748135
Thats flat wtf???

>>8744888
Praise

>hey guys, I literally figured out everything

>>8730574
new reaction face for my collection