/sci/ - Science & Math

>not accepting your free will
>2013

Only religionfags believe in determinism.

>lol evrythin is deturrrrrrrmined
>I dont need no responsibilitity durrrrrrrrr
>its all gods almighty plan hurrrrffffff

>student debt
>not getting a full ride scholarship

>optimism thread
>three or four optimists versus two dozen whiny cunts bitching about how 'science is dead and we should all just give up'

And you guys actually wonder why the world's going down the shitter. It's your own apathy that's to blame, your self-defeatism.

We're scientists dammit! We're engineers! We're mathematicians! We figure out how the Universe works and how we can manipulate its fucking laws to suit our needs!

Our greatest asset is our imagination and our greatest enemy is our own apathy. So grow a fucking pair, pull your heads out of your asses and stop being so fucking pessimistic! No one's ever discovered anything great or done anything meaningful by starting with, "why bother, what's the point?", so cut the crap /sci/!

>>1515902 here. Just wanted to point out that while the rest of you spent the night bitching about could haves and should haves, and philosophizing about how great NASA could be "if only ___", I convinced several of my friends in the department to write emails to their congressmen as well.

Sure... maybe it won't be enough, maybe it won't work and the bill will pass anyway. But you know what?

At least we tried! At least we fucking did something about it! Which is more than most of you apathetic lazy faggots will be able to say if at the end of today the bill passes and we find ourselves one step closer to the end of the space program. You people come on this board and spend all fucking day ranting about how it's all religion's fault that the general public are so apathetic or anti-science, or how it's all politicians' fault, or pessimists' fault, and so on and so on and so on.
It's YOUR fault! It's the fault of every person who spent their night bitching about could bes and should bes instead of doing something to make a difference. If fucking science enthusiasts can't even be bothered to advocate, why the fuck would anybody else?

>OP expresses disappointment in apathy towards space program.
>anon suggests something people can do about it >>1472458
> /sci/ continues to philosophize about technocracies and and bitch and whine 'if only there was something we could do about it!'