/sci/ - Science & Math

what fields of applied and pure mathematics are actually useful to humanity? i'd say
>useful
analysis, probability, combinatorics, graph theory, differential equations, optimization, mathematical physics
>somewhat useful
algebra, number theory, topology, applied computer science, numerical analysis
>useless
category theory, "foundations of math", mathematical economics, mathematical biology, mathematical social sciences, game theory, "theoretical computer science"

Why is it that science accepts that height is genetic and that it differs from race to race, but chooses to not accept that intelligence is genetic and that it differs from race to race?

wow you belong to a personality type

you must be quite the special little snowflake

(:

Does this monkey really exist, or is it just a configuration of pixels?

Given that information itself is information, would it be possible to quantify all of existence as information?

Am I a sociopath if my sociopathic beliefs and tendencies are completely as a result of my
exceptionally high intellect which enables me to see past the false morals, values and ideologies of a society that is of lesser intellect than myself? I believe that my views are objective truthful and factual, whereas the views of society are objectively false and are a result of the rest of society having an average IQ of 100. I also believe that the views of society are fundamentally incorrect as they are first and foremost in place to keep a homoeostasis; not to be objectively correct.