/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9505713
>let's create a global transport network using flying nukes that burn most potent greenhouse gas known to man
based Musk

>>9315049
>it can't

hahaha oh wow

At this point it really doesn't matter if women suck at math since most first world nations not only have them attending and graduating college at higher numbers than men but also occupying jobs with greater job security than men i.e. education and health care.

So while we are stuck worrying about if pajeet, automation and government defunding are going to take our jobs/ lower the salary. Women are taking the middle road with hard to replace 40-50k jobs.

Honestly they could probably wait out the eventual mathematician purge via wide spread machine learning a.i. that the CS and engineering majors are going to bring about.

That's the REAL reality.

>>8875732
I know a few good ones.

>communism was never properly tried
>gender is a spectrum has been proven by science
>gayness is a normal trait based of anything more scientific than plausibility.

>>8747584
Well we all knew that at some point being a geek would become sheek.

What we did not foresee is that a bunch of actors would try to impersonate this.

Frankly even /sci/ is more intellectually stimulating. That is what you get for using an anachronised entertainment system such as the TV where the media decides what you should watch.

>>8697812
>"An open mind is like something open"
>t. Anon

The worst part of all about of this post. Is that your missing the forest for the trees just like Einstein said. Thereby proving the antithesis of my point right; that some people do need philosophy.

Or is this some elaborate /sci/ troll?

>>8322785
>I designed this
>It is stupid
>I am building one anyway
>It wont work
>I am sending it to space
>STOP

Will Physiclets ever learn?
t. Engineer master race