/sci/ - Science & Math

>"Also on this page is featured an article about the Kepler mission to search for other stars with planets. So far it has found a few. Nearly all stars have planets. Stars themselves are made from planets. As for finding earth-like planets there are many, many of them. All planets go through
a growth process until they become stars themselves. At first, they are too small to capture & hold an atmosphere. Space is a micro atmosphere, not a total vacuum. When a planet becomes large enough with enough gravity, it will begin to capture gases & water vapor. It's position from the main star will change over its course of becoming ever larger & forming a new star.
At the right distance for liquid water that is not boiling, life can easily form. ...Alfred- "

my anus prolapsed

hory shit.

According to Evolution, will we eventually evolve to the point where we no longer recognize social hierarchy, territory, ritual, and aggression?

Shall I do Psychiatry...or Psychology?

>>2321406
>http://www.marshallbrain.com/manna5.htm

>>2298033
>pneumatic dome under the sea
>pressurize it to 1 ATM

I have always noticed a change in the taste of food for a very long time now, different and more...less flavorful than a longer time ago.

Am I wrong/ is it me just getting older?

TL;DR food tastes different than a decade ago.

Online IQ tests are skewed, right?

I was reading from one website how they score IQ, which is based on the average of every test taken. Knowing humanity, they most likely repeatedly have taken this IQ over and over until they memorized each question and answer to get their desired IQ. This leads the IQ average to be harder, making people have lower IQ than they actually do.

http://www.iqtest.com/

Is the website I am talking about.

Everyone on our planet will have AIDS eventually.

Truth be told.

Have you ever thought that planets are atoms or molecules of the universe (which may be also a part of something bigger) as atoms are to us?

Does IQ actually increase by generation?
Just wondering if someone were to have 150 IQ today, what would that be in Albert Einstein's time?