/sci/ - Science & Math

Given the amount of incentive there is and the money it would save everyone to use medical AI, medfags had better be shivering up their asses. This artificially-competitive field might go back to whence it came within our lifetime.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGMXNAFU5nk

>Keep taking OP's drug and a powerful antioxidant to avoid dna deterioration
>go auschwitz mode taking shitloads of methylene blue and rapamycin
>rebuild the body promoting mtor
>repeat auschwitz-rebuild indefinitely
>live forever

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>>8467111
Well, then you dun fucked up.

Alright /sci/ today I was told a logic puzzle which I really enjoyed (Even though I didn't find the answer on my own). It's a very popular puzzle and I'm sure many of you have heard it. However don't spoil the answer to those who have never heard this puzzle before. Here it is:

You are on a boat and arrive on an island. On this island there are 100 very friendly green eye'd dragons. The dragons welcome you to the island and start filling you in on their way of life. They tell you that they have a rule that if a dragon finds out he/she has green eyes, they mus surrender their dragon powers and turn them self into a sparrow. You find this odd because they all have green eyes, however you notice they never talk about their eye color and they don't have any mirrors.

You decide it's time for you to leave. However as you take off, you inform the dragons that at least one of them have green eyes, then you leave.

Sp /sci/ what happens to the dragons? If you guys are confused, just ask questions.

http://www.mediafire.com/view/l679prcg097ny8u/200_Proofs_Earth_is_Not_a_Spinning_Ball%21.pdf

How will sphere believers refute this?