/sci/ - Science & Math

Watching porn lowers acetylcholine levels, which causes brain fog
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4600144/

Watching pornography has a negative effect on working memory performance.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23167900

>>10065450
>tfw actually 130 IQ and not even lying
Are you seriously implying that an IQ of 130 would be worth lying about?

>>9865807
But that is exactly my point. The average person finds trivial tasks, challenging and is therefore retarded. The idea that retardation is a function of how much dumber you are than the average is retarded in itself. A person with 100IQ is little more than a beast operating purely on conditioning and instinct with extremely limited capability for abstract thought. The stupidity cutoff is somewhere in the 115-130 range. I am pretty stupid myself, but I am often shocked by just how much dumber the niggercattle in the street are.

How can you call yourself human if you can't figure out how to pack things into a cart without redoing it three times?

Funny thing about /sci/ anons is that they believe everything that "science" say. You guys think if you score more then 110 on IQ test you are some sort of higher race, smartest people alive? You must know that IQ represents one type of intelligence. There are multiple types of intelligence. One of intelligence where you are < 30 is critical thinking aka "ability to question information you get ". Creationism is a FACT not theory. Without "theory of evolution and big bang" creationism would be only possible answer. If "science" accepted creationism we would start questioning "WHY is everything created" and we would not wasting time on "HOW". They turned science in wrong way. If you just low your ego and start reasoning in right way you would see the truth.

>>9667903
>if I add one brick to my wall each day, why are there more bricks on my wall?

Science ranks theories on the basis of their predictive validity.

To disprove evolution, you would need to articulate a theory which has greater predictive validity.

Can you provide such a theory?

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I just want to get smarter, bros...

>>9577950
So, how do you know when you truly understand the material?

>>9472381
>implying that's not precisely what dark matter is

>>9346366

>hank posting in /sci/.

Why is there something rather than nothing? It defies cause and effect because the first thing had to come from no thing. So why exactly is there something?

>>8968259