/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12615245
>artificially slow the spread of the virus
>virus still spreads fast enough to quickly develop novel mutations, but slow enough that a large percentage of the population still has no antibodies.
lmao

>>12467280
>pro science
I refuse to believe anyone here actually bought the "DNC = Science™" meme.

>>11861274
>crystals are applicable in many fields of research
>therefore anything I say crystals can do is valid
>no I won't source my claims with actual scientific studies. Do your own research.
>I'm smarter than you.

>>11744501
>Still no math
Like fucking pottery.

>The model states that all mass is made of energy
Mass energy equivalence? [math] E^2 = (pc)^2 + (mc^2)^2 [/math]?
>Therefore, the inertial diffraction of matter should mimic the inertial diffraction of energy
Define "energy". From what I'm picking up, you don't mean energy in the way it is typically defined, because "inertia" is not a property of energy.
>given a consistent and coherent mass
As opposed to an inconsistent, incoherent mass?
>and rate of induction.
So what if no E/M fields are present? Would neutrinos break this model? If so, we have a way to test it.

>>11737723

>>11728746
>/Sci/, being the smartest board
nobody tell him