/sci/ - Science & Math

So... how did the oceans and all the water in the world came to be? Last I was told, scientists were unsure where the oceans came from, but that last time was in 1998.

Are there any reasons for when I eat dinner during or after gaming, like Left 4 Dead for example, I end up having less appetite or no appetite at all?

>http://news.cnet.com/8301-11386_3-57392927-76/massive-solar-storm-headed-toward-earth/

So a solar storm is going to hit us. What's actually going to happen to us? Versus what the commoner assumes is going to happen?

You guys aren't as bright and/or intelligent as you assume/hope to be, are you?

>drink the blood of the innocent to stay young

I don't get it, why would whether or not somebody is innocent affect what type of blood they have? Are they sick? I never got the logic that lead to thi speculation.

>>4252079
>that feel when I'm likely a better, more rounded and intelligent individual than you, regardless of place of education

>>4193480
Well we did gather some interesting data from his research, as much as I hate to admit. But his victims were forced into being experimented on by their government, so it doesn't count.

I still wonder what EK would think of this, had this not been copypasta.

/sci/, are fat people even "people?" I say we need to scientifically find a way to classify them otherwise, for I do not consider them "people."

So /sci/.... how hipster are you guys?

>>3980797
Forever no (heat death), indefinitely yes.
Luxury? I fully expect that the average living standard at 2100 will be similar to how multi-millionares live now, but with greatly improved and brand new technologies for offer. Replicating automation makes so much more possible.
Waifu? I would suppose love could be emulated before 2200 easily. Easier just to go with a real life female.
Work 12 hours a week? More like work how many hours you feel like. A very small sliver of the population would be required to update software systems and all that jazz, so you'd have those most interested in their line of work doing it on the side for fun. It would probably start out with less hours per week and decrease to nearly no hours required.

But I must remind you this is largely futurewank and unless we actually make it happen, it won't happen.

>>3697014
Almost makes you want to adhere to a theistic belief, and that he was chosen to survive for this long for a special purpose.

But then my high starts wearing off...

So /sci/, tell me about that time you lost your manhood in order to become a scientist.