/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8773617
haha, no
that "..." is important

>>8667436

>>8647812

he's just sitting there

am I supposed to think he has a stupid look on his face? "kek XD"

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>Geometry
>Optics
>Gravity
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>>8626653
I'm going to go really slow because you might have brain damage and I don't want to lose you.

Once upon a time there was a big bang. Everything was quarks.
Then the quarks turned into hydrogen and maybe helium
One day there were these things called 'stars'
All stars turn hydrogen into helium
Some stars are big enough to turn helium into heavier elements.
Over time, the universe began to accumulate heavier and heavier elements.
Occasionally these elements condensed into rocky planets
Some of these planets had the right ratio of chemicals for the chemicals to spontaneously combine into organic molecules
These molecules were not "alive" but they affected their environment in such a way so as to promote similar molecules to begin to exist.
This is called 'replication'.
After a REALLY LONG TIME a molecule now known as "RNA" formed. It replicated.
After another _REALLY LONG TIME_ RNA began to form DNA.
And after another _excruciatingly long period of time_ two DNA-based lifeforms fucked and had a kid. It grew up to post stupid deist threads on /sci/ and argue with materialists who know infinitely more than him about abiogenesis.

>>8623652
This is your brain on denial

>>8612457

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA_spin-off_technologies

> OP eternally BTFO

seriously my man
> do it