/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11425691

>1.3% chance of death from coronavirus
>literally first U.S. death is a man in his 50's today from Washington state
>not even from the same state where the first U.S. outbreaks happened

Yeah, I think it's time to start worrying.

>>11408839
>>11408883

>ha ha stupid bugs and their disease
>we will never have to worry about...

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/International/wireStory/italy-towns-effective-lockdown-virus-clusters-form-69141352

>>8782020


This year i've to take 10 classes (all the classes are anual), included advanced math, thermodynamics, fluids dinamic and materials science, fuck me

>>8662363

Honestly 10% owning 90% of the wealth isn't a big problem. Shit's been happening since antiquity.

It's the fact that the other 90% are force to accure some amount of "debt" (doesn't have to be college, could easily be from car or housing, etc.) just to get anywhere in life and the rich can buy and sell that "debt" and make a lot of money off it.

Thats the kind of bullshit that irks me because you now have control of a people's lives over wealth that literally DOES NOT EXIST. And the common populace just fucking took that economic witchcraft without very little resistance.

>/pol/tards and trolls incapable of discussing hard science and math topics are stuck posting shitty threads about psychometrics and sociology