/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4794408
>course would be very similar to what Reagan did in 1980

Nope. Regan for one RAISED TAXES! Romney is not going to do this.

The world is much different that it was those 32 years ago. It would be nice to go back to those times, but those "republican values" Regan had aren't the same shit Romney has. Republicans have changed. Romney is nothing like Regan. Regan would be fucking ashamed of people like Romney.

Doesn't matter to me though! I just wanna see how fast ya'll fuck yourself over completely!

>>4749959
How "IQ fundie" does science:

1) Take all well established scientific theories

2) Say that unprovable magic made it all possible

3) Pat yourself on the back

>>4600153
This is literally a very basic math problem. A high schooler should be able to do this shit with simple algebra.

WTF is wrong with you?

>>4503066
>>4503066

>implying there is any gold in fort knox

you guys are in for a big surprise

>>4418596
>Maths is not a form of logic

Except that it is. All math is based off logic. You have no fucking idea what math is do you?

>>4375469

>Dream Job
>Sit in front of a screen for 18 hours a day, 6 days a week

>That feel when you take calc for the first time and understand it without a problem, feels good
>also could someone outline what
>i know what it is i just wanna make sure

op is not lying

>>4306734
>engineer
>do maths or physics

Nope

>>4250741
>thinks "magic" should be included as a valid scientific theory

LMFAO. You are the reason people hate christians.

OP can't factor

the reactions will be completely different if op posted this on /x/

op is just venting his edgy personality because he is very kewl. if he really knew what he was doing, he wouldn't post such info on 4chan. this site is monitored by every possible government agency and i don't think op is behind 10 proxies & using VPN.

>>3407590

It will be possible.

>but these guys won't allow it or they'll make cost a fortune.

>>3281288
ALL INTERACTIONS THAT ARE CALLED "ELECTROMAGNETIC" INVOLVE A FUCKING PHOTON! This is phys101 kid.

IT IS FUCKING RETARDED TO SAY THAT THE PHOTON IS NOT EFFECTED BY ELECTROMAGNETISM. THE PHOTON IS THE FUCKING CAUSE OF ELECTROMAGNETISM DUMBFUCK!

An electromagnetic interaction is a three point feynman vertix, where one of the LINES IS ALWAYS A FUCKING PHOTON. Charge travels through the other two lines, BUT MUST BE CONNECTED ADJACENTLY TO THE PHOTON TO DO SO!

>women want intelligent men

Is that what they taught you in "everyone is special" class.

I like how the /sci/entards are, as usual, getting hyped up about a method of incredibly controversial (however undeserved) energy generation as if they can just pop up nuclear power stations like tents.

Take a seat while I shit a great big turd of reality into your gaping mouths:

1) Thanks to Chernobyl, Sellafield and Fukushima, the public now dislike nuclear more than ever. Our planning systems are balanced towards the public interest and the public interest is expressed as FEAR. The UK, for example, *HOPES* to get its first new nuclear power station online by 2020! Let me tell you now - it won't fucking happen. It took 10 years for a local housing development near me to get built because it was next to a small nature reserve.

2) Nuclear, in 10-20 years time, will be completely redundant as an energy source. Solar, which is incresingly efficient (http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2011/feb/21/ray-kurzweill-climate-change)), is actually expected to be perfectly sufficient within this time period. As a decentralised energy source, it will be far more secure, cheaper and environmentally friendly than nuclear, plus there won't be ANY planning problems whatsoever.

Nuclear is dead.

You may now resume your hopelessly myopic textbook wankathon.

>>3053195
>uses a methodology he calls "aggregation" of evidence, in which he averages hundreds of studies, modern and historical, with equal weight regardless of the quality of the data to demonstrate the racial patterns he asserts

LMFAO.
That is not valid science.

>>3027863
>fails at basic logic

>voting in a state capitalism system

If you want to make a difference, don't dignify this sham of a democracy and, instead participate in something meaningful, like activism of some sort.

>>2977248
>caused the big bang

Thinks everything must have a cause. You cannot reduce an irreducable system. Have fun with your shitty reasoning pal.

>mfw autistic scientists thinking they know shit about oil.

Prepare to be schooled on the power of transport planning, motherfuckers:

If the 40% of the U.S. population that holds telework-compatible jobs and wants to work from home did so half of the time,

* The nation would save 280,000,000 barrels (45,000,000 m3) of oil (37% of Gulf oil imports)

* The environment would be saved the equivalent of taking 9 million cars permanently off the road.

* The energy potential from the gas savings would total more than twice what the U.S. currently produces from all renewable energy sources combined.

Source: Lister, Kate, Principal Researcher at the Telework Research Network and co-author of Undress For Success--The Naked Truth About Making Money at Home, John Wiley & Sons 2009, ISBN 978-0-470-38332-2". http://undress4success.com/research/telework-savings-calculator/..

Biology or Biochemistry?

Interested in both.

Halp me choose, /sci/

>>2924259

What are some extreme hypothetical situations where I can make a buck? Food costs money usually, as well as shelter, and water costs money sometimes.

Air doesn't cost money yet, unless you're looking to blast dust out of your computer or something. It's everywhere so there's no easy way to charge for it unless our air happens to be polluted heavily, in which case you may be able to purchase oxygen tanks or masks or whatever it is people use, so paying for air is not out of the question.

Transportation usually costs money. Our legs are a form of transportation, and we don't yet have to pay money for having them. As far as I know, there's no feasible way to remove people's legs without people getting all upset about it, but who knows what the future holds. Work in progress.

Sunshine is pretty hard to restrict so I don't think there's any way you can charge money for it, short of just plain blocking it with a dome or something. Work in progress.

Gravity, there's something that's hard to get by without, yet I can't think of a way to charge money for it. Work in progress.

Communication usually costs money, by way of postage/phone bills/electricity/internet/etc. Talking to people is still free mostly, but perhaps a small charge per syllable, multiplied by volume of the voice because more people can hear it. Work in progress.

Well I'm out of ideas.