/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>9239191 >>9240858
>Medieval Ghetto Magnetism

Actually Magnetism was discovered by the Ancient Greeks.

When they discovered that rubbing Amber (Elektra in Greek) generate static electricity.

How influential are the Ancient Greeks when it comes to science? Are they undisputed no. 1 God Tier?

>>9070234
>tfw you're Greek and most of the words in math are Greek

Sure. If science is soooo easy, then why do all the really smart scientists have cool beards? Darwin, Mendelev, uhhh.... Darwin again...

Are you calling beards trivial? They're obviously a sign of intelligence/superiority. And if all the genieouses like science, how is science in itself not a geniius?

Checkmate, jealous brainlett.

Who else /hates brainlets/ here?

Stuff I hear nearly every week:
>I'm just not a math person!
>This is so complicated, haha
>Anyone got a calculator?
>Can someone google (simple formula) for me?
>I'm glad I didn't take high level math

Reminder:
>If you "don't like" math, you're a brainlet
>If you haven't completed any college-level math courses, you're a brainlet
>If you can't differentiate logarithmic polynomials mentally in under 2 minutes, you're a brainlet

Brainlets can go die

Does /sci/ buy used books or new books? Are there ways to get free physical books (no theft; library doesn't count)?

what should've i majored in if i wanted to study memes scientifically?

>mfw sciencucks can't explain life without resorting to philosophy

lmaoing at your religion

>>8152465

http://qz.com/709969/2300-years-later-platos-theory-of-consciousness-is-being-backed-up-by-neuroscience/

How advanced would civilization be today if Europe never existed?