/sci/ - Science & Math

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/fit/izens the wave of angry pasty goblins are upon us.

isn't Phys II EM? Shit's easy...

also:

>mfw I spent the last 5 minutes attempting to perfect the noise described in OP's mic

If someone threatened my life, I would not hesitate to take theirs. OP is a liberal faggot who deserves to be killed because he does not value his own life.

Well /sci/, it seems we might be getting raided.

So, ITT, we post interesting /sci/ence or /sci/ence related news.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12012082

"An international group of scientists are aiming to create a simulator that can replicate everything happening on Earth - from global weather patterns and the spread of diseases to international financial transactions or congestion on Milton Keynes' roads.

Nicknamed the Living Earth Simulator (LES), the project aims to advance the scientific understanding of what is taking place on the planet, encapsulating the human actions that shape societies and the environmental forces that define the physical world.

"Many problems we have today - including social and economic instabilities, wars, disease spreading - are related to human behaviour, but there is apparently a serious lack of understanding regarding how society and the economy work," says Dr Helbing, of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, who chairs the FuturICT project which aims to create the simulator."

(More info in link)

We all know that the answer is 42.

>300