/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4114195
What's a matter bro? Why not come for a visit?

>going to college only to land a job

>>4052739
>mfw it flies right through the fridge door
>mfw the fridge buckles and becomes a ball

Deep sea general.

Can someone PLEASE tell me the name of this Eel? We've all seen it but I've yet to find an answer after a good few threads.

>>3807508
A very special friend.

>>3798791

:)

EXPLAIN THIS SHIT, SCIENCE

>>3545364
UNLESS THE SOURCES ARE ALL FALSIFIED

BET YOU DIDN'T THINK OF THAT, HUH

CHECKMATE

>eels

>>3429239
Yes, there are.

WTF is this?

>/sci/
>believe in mystical notion

No.

Something bad may happen to you anyway, but it will either be by chance or by the person you've wronged or their acquaintances. Or of course if by doing something "wrong," you flat-out break your local laws then you'll invite more direct intervention.

Karma does not exist, but social justice and retribution do.

The more people you wrong, the more likely it is that you'll have crossed someone who will retaliate.

Education should be focused on making sure the above-average students get a good start. It shouldn't be focused to making sure the below-average students appear less stupid on test scores.

>>3035014

It's real, though. Somewhere in the deep black abyss, one of these creatures is writhing its sinewy body through the cold, dense water and thinking about you.

People commonly describe discoverers in antiquity as being scientists, but this is misleading. The scientific method and the modern discipline incorporating it has existed for less than 200 years. There have been many great minds before that time, but they practiced older disciplines for acquiring knowledge and were not actually scientists.

The great philosophers of the past were talented and accumulated a lifetime of experience and knowledge, gifting them with great insight despite how little evidence was available to them. Their philosophies were a product of their wisdom, and not the other way around. Some kids pursuing a degree in philosophy have little to nothing in common with these people. If anything they miss the point entirely.

>>2692946

>>2568811
Look, someone reasonable! Get him!

/sci/ got any more pics of deep sea fish?

Hay guis what's goin' on in dis thread?

So what the fuck is this?
And can we get a deep dark creature thread going.

Evolutionists: explain fish.
We evolved from them, right? So why are they still here?

Wasn't sure whether to post this on /x/, but this was on a deep-sea creatures thread on /co/ last night, and nobody was exactly sure what it is, or whether it was real on not.

Any help /sci/?

Hey /sci/ i saw this on /ck/ a while ago...it looks like an eel...it probably is an eel but what species is it?