/sci/ - Science & Math

>jews on my /sci/ ?!!!

>Texas To Revisit Evolution Education Debate Under New Conservative Chairwoman

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/07/20/texas-evolution-education-schools_n_905020.html?ir=Canada

>Cargill, a biology teacher considered to be one of the more conservative board members, disputes the theory of evolution and voted to require that the theory's weaknesses be taught in classrooms.

>...The supplement materials submitted for consideration include a high school biology e-book that promotes intelligent

AHhahahaha oh Jesus, Texas what are you doin?

>>2357140

wtf are you implying asshole?

>>2328149

they gonna take our jobs
>mfw

>>2318143
>>2318155
>>2318171

>pic related

>mfw

>>2285170
>>2285173

grrr a scientifically plausible case for rebirth

no sir, i don't like it!

mfw I forgot /g/ was tech and not gore when reading OP's post

What kind of cool jobs can I get with a bachelors of economics?

I know the military hires economists as intelligence officers, which could be interesting. What else? Money isn't the main motivator, rather be in an exciting environment doing something meaningful.

>yay my exam went better than expected
>walk outside, what a beautiful day!
>overhear classmates talking about test
>"did you remember to use sheperd's correction on that last one?"

>mfw ffffffffuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

What is the point of the matrix? Why not just use human bodies as batteries and let them dream whatever their brains allow them to dream?

Moreover, why not just run individual matrices for each person, why make it into one MMORPG? When you make the whole world shared you increase your chances of risk. One person waking up from the dream can then wake up others. A glitch in the world would alert many people not just one.

The machines lacked critical thinking and risk management skills, right?

Most prestigious :

1. Judge
2. Secret Agent
3. Doctor/Surgeon
4. Lawyer
5. Scientist
6. Engineer
7. Economist
8. Dentist
9. Liberal Arts fag
10. Burger King

>>1684857

>implying quantum mechanics can fix my car

>>1678829

Let me show you the power of Physics Phd.

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>>1668455

fuck no, don't do it man

so you're at university doing philosophy and you read some Kant and you read some Hegel. You figure out the limits of human understanding. Then you see physicists talk about "before time" and "beyond space" and realize the inherent contradictions in their speech and the futility of their subjects.


Deal with it.

entering 1st year engineering next year
(canadian university)

any tips from you guys!
(how much studying to put in, what to do, tips, etc)