/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10582664
In my country I would actually be able to sue the university for this.

I went to a female-only highschool due to this. I actually wasn't the only dude but there were almost 2400 women and only ~80 dudes. Needless to say the amount of attention I received was unlike anything I have experienced since. Developed depression after graduation.

It also had some downsides like being the only male in biology class every time something was brought up about the male anatomy the girls would stare at me and make it awkward or the female teachers would ask me to tell something about the feelings/workings of being male which was shitty.

Such is the wonder of European egalitarianism.

>>10513782
Denial of evolution has nothing to do with intelligence but instead their susceptibility to be indoctrinated and to conform to the ideas of people around them.

I say this as a recruiter of a religious cult that have mainly degree holders as its members that believe has more to do with community and almost 0 overlap with intellectual abilities or knowledge.

You recruit people by being respectful to them. Giving them attention, listening to their problems and giving them a place inside a community. Once they have that they will believe whatever is necessary to maintain their bond to this group.

If every atom lived in it's own universe, would that solve Eisenstein equation?