/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3946027
Pretty much.

>>3860468
>launch back materials at the frequency you want
>can choose to lower the price slightly compared to competitors selling rare Earth elements, end u pmaking back all your money and then some
>you still have 80% of the asteroid in rare metals
>dump them all on the market at once, watch the BUY GOLD conservatives panic
>still end up filthy rich

I don't think you realize how much +1 trillion is for a company.

>>3824693
Way to miss the rest of my post, you bleach-addled cancer patient.
I expect 3D printing to be HUGE. Already it's gaining some popularity and just recently an entire car was printed. Sure, it might not be perfect or very large, but its proof-of-concept, and this is nowhere near the end of development on such machines. The sizes they can print at will get smaller, they will get faster, the materials will become mass-produced and therefore cheaper, and they'll eventually become an integral part of life. And that's just the consumer version. I can just imagine 40 years ago some asshat bitching how computers will always be huge and expensive and only the ultra wealthy will have them.

Neuroscience is best science and you all know it.

>>3618568
Or y'know, we can have a pretty planet safe to Earth organisms. I prefer green over red to be honest.

>>3002507
I hate Star Trek. I am acquainted with the methods of science and how it progresses. Fuck off.

>>2931848
From my memory I remember about three studies. Though perhaps my memory is fuzzy and instead I'm thinking of a gene that keeps you lean in times of plenty.

>>2863981
Can you post any great achievement after the Cold war era?

Destruction of one's consciousness should never be decided by a group of other people of any size.

>>2689022
Oh look, a dumbass. Or a troll.

>>2606732
Not really.

I beg to differ.

Hypothetically speaking, of course, if one studied enough to become a polymath: Scientist, engineer, doctor, biologist, etc etc. and had access to molecular machinery, he could be entirely independent from the world. Hell not even a molecular assembler is required is the person is willing to pull up his sleeves and get to work.

>Every transhuman ever

>>2010939

Forgot face.

>>1926867

Why would anybody want to have that much sex?

>How does that makes you feel /sci/?
Eh, "feeling" is for the weak.