/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4587653
So inspiring...

Eek or Sharky.

Nice names for your cat.
One of the greatest cartoons ever conceived on this blue marble...

>>4097769
>As a neuroscience graduate i can say that the older you get the more meaningless IQ tests become, mostly the crystalized ones.

>jupiter and saturn

>>3512252

Inspiring words, but it will be tough to drill these ideas into the minds of all people. I wish I could afford to be as optimistic as you are.

>>3321659
Also, the part I hate the most, having someone being jealous of you. Srsly, last gf I had seems like she wanted to forbid me from having other female friends. So much emotional chantage too.

>mfw in less than 50 years time poligamy is the predominant form of relationship on Earth

>>3321691
You are a selfish prick. You should work that out.

I want a giant isopod. They're just so cute!

I'll be waiting until it changes from uncanny valley to literally indistinguishable from the real thing.

>increase gravity strength
>destroy the earth
>save the universe

>>1835331
>Completely stupid since it would only speed up overpopulation
Because mandatory sterilization if you get the cure for aging is impossible
>and big business would never fucking let that sort of thing get out into the public at a cheap rate.
It will not be expensive because
1) Making it affordable to average people means more profit/market for them
2) If they maintain super-high prices, 10 million very angry aging people will most likely turn up at their front steps with crowbars.
>>1835333
XD SO RANDUM

>>1797546

well, why not just burn coal and convert the heat in to electric power


steampunk anyone ?

>>1543766
>>1543763
No fucking WAY am I scaling down to what THEY want. America is screaming for change. This was obvious when Obama was elected with BILLIONS even around the world screaming his name and celebrating. If I ever did get in politics I wouldn't stoop down to such petty achievements like OH WE GAVE NASA AN EXTRA 2% FUNDING LOLZ

>>1516416

But I will.
And so will you.

And you.

I do. ;_; So badly.

/sci/, if you fucking start building a small nation or whatever. I will gladly come live and help. I can tend to farms and be a spokesperson. I'm pretty good at speaking to audiences.

>>1272262
It is *nothing* like that.

Haters gonna hate, but whatever.
The state of technological progress is starting to seriously be hampered by capitalism and insufficient funds to bring out experiments. Anywhere from graphene not being in widespread use by now as at least server processors, to NASA's budget being fucked with.
I propose the change to a resource-based economy with robots doing most if not all work for humans, while the education, infrastructure and environmental impacts get changed for the better so humans can experience true post-scarcity.
This means if anybody wants to research ANYTHING, they can just order it made for them. Upload the blueprints, and it gets made for you and delivered.
There is no reason why every single person on this planet cannot live like an utter billionare while still having a very nice equilibrium with the environment. You stop asking for solutions by the cheapest/effectiveness ratio, but the absolute best.
That means genetic research and nanobots and mind uploading comes soon because overall stress in everything drops, average intelligence skyrockets, and so forth.

>>1167123
Though I know this is going to start TINFOIL HAT at the start, hear me out.
It really is because the current corporate interests are concerned with money, and the way that they do it now works for them and they get really rich. Most of them are also quite uninformed to the state of technology. If we had the money (for this think money as directly "resources") we could have OLED/LCD screens on sidewalks using completely green safe chemicals, there would be no use of fossil fuels, we could have vaccum-tube maglev trains that go 4,000 mile per hour and everything.
But, most people think of technology as in terms of the amount of money used. We have the technology and resources to have every single of the 6.7 billion humans on the planet to make every single fucking person the the planet live like a billionare, while having permanent security (if there's no war which there most probably wouldn't be for there would be no oil wars and such) while allowing for huge super-structure things to be done anywhere from bridging the gap inbetween Spain and Morocco to space elevators.

>>937381
I just read Manna, incidentally I live in Australia.
One thing I must say.
HOOOOOOOLEYYYY SHIIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTT