/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9477657
>wants "tech for more pleasure"
>not drugs that will ""fuck you up""

Your an idiot OP.

The cause of (for example) diamorphine's harm isnt that the pure substance is inherently dangerous, it is the fact that you get so hooked on the pleasure that you goto extreme routes to get it.

Extreme routes include but are not limited to: buying from lazy chemists who take short cuts, sharing needles, stealing, and prostitution.

Pure diamorphine that is properly dosed is actually pretty harmless.

>>9410708
>mfw literally all of star wars and this was only used once.

>mfw they don't just have hyperspace missiles

>>9387661
shoot some diamorphine and then kill yourself.

tried and true

>>9381751
>making up a hypothetical situation in order to hate on something you don't like

Of the things I don't like, I don't mention them in my life and I certainly don't make up fantasy in order to hate it specifically. This says a great deal about your psyche.

>>9284348
>How do you qualify someone to not being smart enough to do a certain task?

•They can't finish the task in x amount of required time.
•They can't do all parts of the task at all even with electronic/tool help.
•In their mind, they can't hold all the currently needed parts of the task to do one or more parts of the task.
•They lack experience and training to the point where attempting to perform the task is a health risk to themselves or others.
•After learning and being properly trained to do the task they are unable to properly recall what they've learned and been trained to do in whole or in part depending on the way the task needs to be performed.

The above things are just about all the glaring instances where a person shouldn't be relied on to do a certain task. Meaning, they have access to the knowledge that can be taught to them, the tools and resources, as well as specific training to do the task. Yet, they are unable to do it. There are many other reasons a person can't do a task, but the other reasons are not intelligence related.

>she says... "But it doesn't matter if I like it, I won't ever make it" or "I love this but I am not smart enough to do it"

This is one of the other reasons. Through her life, someone, or several people close to her, have put her down for seemingly simply things. This can occur from a single event in her very early childhood or be happening on a daily basis or anything in between. This has ended up being a self-debasement problem that wrecks all self-confidence in the face of minor challenges. Thankfully, for most people, education for a degree is the hardest thing they will need to do in their entire lives. Only a few professions require this or harder levels of challenges on a regular basis.

This is a self-discipline and self-confidence problem. Always remember, if you are about to fail a class and have yet, drop that class and take it again next semester. That keeps your scores high and pressures lower.

>>9271298
>>9271303
So what happens when people start jumping in front of cars in order to kill them?

>girlfriend angry at boyfriend
>jumps in front of his car
>it swerves and he dies
>girlfriend runs off

Perfect, "murder".