/sci/ - Science & Math

I think it is logical to beat people who are weaker than me.

I am 18 years old and in high school I am by far the strongest in my grade since I was held back twice do to other students using all my time. I regularly beat anybody who is even slightly odd or weak for natural selection. Realistically speaking, the more people I beat the better it is for society. I am naturally selecting those who are good and strong.

This way better people will procreate in the future. If murder was legal I would be able to kill these damn kids too. Speed up that old natural selection myself.

You guys were completely right, all mathematics requires is practice.

Thank you, /sci/.

I've always had large, bulging veins, but my blood pressure has always been normal. What's up with that? It's mostly in my hands and I do notice it gets worse when I live unhealthily for a while, but they're still pretty big (way bigger than normal people's) when I live healthily.

My girlfriend's uncle has schizophrenia. Is my girlfriend genetically predisposed?

Hey, /sci/. I know you aren't homework help, but my first college chemistry test is coming up and I was wondering if there's a simple way to balance an equation like this:

S + HNO3 -> H2SO4 + NO2 + H2O

Any advice?

Why is apatheism better than agnosticism?

1.5mil get?

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And disprove it.