/sci/ - Science & Math

In order to tranfer electric power via wire, electrons are exchanged through the wiring material. So where does the first electrons come from?

Does electricity transfer causes material loss?

Can we consider it as a nuclear reaction?

We're only just seeing the light from the Big bang, How long until w fell the heat from it?

>>4079315
>survive

Me: Huh... what are the odds. Wonder if they'd be interested in helping me off this ass backwards planet.

Family: I hope this doesn't turn out like some Hollywood movie.

US Government: Pic very related

Yes, let's talk.

I don't want anything real, have no dreams or goals, which got me thinking..

What makes a person like things? What made you like math and science? I know I like all sorts of things, but nothing above everything else. I guess it could be called passion.. So basically, what makes a person passionate about something?

Sorry for the retardedness, I need to sleep.

>>2333202
It's okay.

there won't be money in the future, so your costs comparisons mean nothing to me

I've never understood the arguments against transhumanism. So, death is a good thing? What? Who wouldn't want to live forever? Pic related, it's opponents of transhumanism. On a serious note, I do think civilization should focus its resources on curing aging. Surprisingly, Mormons are probably the largest religious group supporting this movement. Immortality in this life somehow fits perfectly into their ideology.

That asshole better not expect me to worship him. Actually I think a civil war might be in order.