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>>5803125

Believe it or not OP, your image is fitting.

In 1929, pioneering work using electrical currents to stimulate heartbeats was being performed in Sydney by a physiologist and a physicist named Dr. Mark C. Lidwell and Major Edgar Booth, respectively. The science sparked public outrage over religious beliefs and ethical concerns regarding "unnaturally" reviving the dead, as well inspiring the much beloved classic motion picture, "Frankenstein" in 1931. Public outraged prevented all scientific inquiry into pacemakers for the next 25 years.

The sad truth is that anti-science has been around for longer than you or I OP, and there is nothing anyone can do about it. Indeed, the current reimagining of Frankenstein's Monster into Frankenfoods speaks to condemn the underlying logical inadequacies of the science denialists. How many people could have been saved by in the 30 years that pacemakers were shunned? How much carbon could we have avoided dumping into the atmosphere with funded and reliable nuclear power? How many people can we save from starvation through GMO exploitation? How many more decades/centuries are reasonable people going to have to put up with this shit? Don't you denialists already have religious communities that stopped trusting science at an arbitrary point somewhere before the evil electricity was exploited? Fuck off, srs.

Hey /sci/
3rd yr engineering student here.
I have a final exam tomorrow morning in fluid mechanics. I havent gone to a single class this semester and havent started studying yet. Do u think i can do it /sci/?

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