/sci/ - Science & Math

Here you go, OP:

http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron

An electron beam is simply a stream of these targeted at an object or screen. They have a very limited range in air, they only go any distance when in a strong vacuum

If you want my advice, work hard, save money, don't buy a house; prepare for the oncoming shitstorm by making sure you have a cabin in the Canadian forests thats fully self sufficient for energy.

If Elon Musk pulls through, spend the money on a colonial ticket to Mars. If not, hunker down and ride out the storm until the world restabilises with a much lower population.

>>5166992

Probably most accurate post in this thread.

I took physics and I'm sad to say that I don't remember how to do this shit. E&M was better anyway!

>>3708931
That...is terrible. A big screen, really?

We exist to pass one genes. Once that is accomplished there is no further need for the individual.

If we didn't die, there would be too many of us and mass starvation: hence genetic bottleneck which is bad for genetics of a population.

People die so the species can continue and improve.

bump

Holy shit people, we've been through this.

There have been numerous, well qualified, knowledgeable people explaining why a resource-based economy wouldn't work. Yet you still cling on to this idiotic idea as if it's your only hope of achieving anything meaningful in life.

>devide

Room temperature superconductors.

And we will see shit 'fly', literally. Fucking perovskite isn't working out well, time for some magnetic monopoles.

jesus christ, aether
why do you come to /sci/? what did we do to you?

The FDA said there is possible validity for concern about its neurotoxicity
http://www.fda.gov/biologicsbloodvaccines/safetyavailability/vaccinesafety/ucm096228.htm

>>1349323

Interesting link.

>>1349333

Arrogant cock.

>>1349312

Uneducated.

>>1349300

Probably correct. We can prevent, not cure.

>>1219391
High school kid detected