/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2757685

So is christianity... We all know where that went.

>>2735404
FDR and Obama explanations
>Because reigning in blatantly irresponsible lending practices that caused economic crises with the only tools available to you in order to heal the nation's economy and prevent another crisis is marxist....

hurr durr!

>>2725624

Thats why we live in a Republic asshat...

>>2714220

The Majority of hondas are made in the USA

>>2588510

>implying Humans arent Animals.

>>2545147

it never stops

>>2537175

LOL

>pic related

>>2506425
Wow. So you believe all opinions are equal, yes? A lot of people believe the Earth is 6,000 years old, should I not disrespect their precious feelings by calling them anti-intellectual? Any movement, ideology, or belief that is contrary to evidence and suspicious of factual investigation can be classified as anti-intellectual. Distrust of a politician based on an entirely unsubstantiated rumor propagated by only the most politically motivated information outlets seems to easily qualify as anti-intellectualism as it constitutes a fundamental lack of respect for the relevance of facts.

Go put on your dunce-cap and apply lidocaine gel to your ass... it might help with the butthurt you're now feeling.

pic related: another moron that ignores evidence

Interesting thought about transhumanism's future and present. The anti-vaccine movement could well be a small taste of what's to come from neo-Luddites. Vaccines act as an artificial enhancement of the human immune system. The side effects are rare and generally mild, yet we see a huge movement in relatively developed and educated countries that's based almost entirely around quackery and superstition.

So /sci/, do you think that further human enhancements will see similarly vehement opponents in the future?