/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12104492
Sweet lowdinheavun the SHEER SIZE. Imagine that. Just sooo damn big. Sauce, dod fuckimg dammit, sauce you basterd, sauce.

>>11956149
>umm execuse me, but what is this used for?

>>11475394
>the boipussy of a deceased patient

>>9366963
>If you are studying biology, statistics tell us you are a woman. In that case,

I had a friend that seemed smart but I was too dumb to assess to exactly what degree he was intelligent. I just knew he could go over my head regardless of subject

>>7186601
>depends on the mass of the material you're standing on
>ignores the mass of the material to your sides the gravitational pulls of which can make you fall sideways with forces comparable to slipping down a flat wall in the real universe.

ATP synthase is literally shaped like a molecular-scale turbine and runs on a current of protons. WE HAVE NANOMACHINES INSIDE US RIGHT NOW.

Hey guys. You're all gonna love this show.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwfCRAtkYEI

the way i see it, abortion is okay until the foetus reaches a state of around 70-80% development.
abortions are not relatively time constrained decisions, and its highly unlikely a woman would not realise she is pregnant 2-3 months after conception, so the excuse of late abortion is out the window.
for me, the argument over abortion is purely political and bred in ignorance. women should have the damn right until the foetus becomes near-fully developed.
would a woman want to bear the child of a rapist? a few might but the rest dont.
Add into this the population problem (and it is a problem), abortion should be legal. /rant
i totally disagree with that article, what next? killing children that have no potential? adults that have not been deemed "fit for society"?
the sheer lack of an ethical and moral compass in these people is absurd.

>mfw when after 75 post, no one point to this shit ---> "half an infinite number of times"

>>4070769

>>3935623
>Cyanide and Happiness
>funny

>>3619741

OP, start by earning a degree in Physics and Mathematics. Then, go read lots of books about lots of things.

How is this related to science? How is this related to ANYTHING?

>>2502640

/sci/, you're smart, so I figured I might as well come to you with this - Why are people with average intelligence so afraid/feel so threatened by people who are more intelligent than them?

It's astounding to me how Intelligence is heralded throughout the world as a positive trait, but the actual use and application of that intelligence to real-world people will be met with responses like ''How about I beat the shit out of you?'', ''Nobody cares/Who cares?'', and of course, ''Cool story, bro.'' and ''tl;dr''. Is it the purpose of the average intellect to marginalize and rip the intelligent from their pedestal in order to vindicate themselves? Has this question been put into focus by anyone before? Or is this only a microenvironmental problem that I, the OP, face?

Tell me.

Capacitance has me off guard, how do I measure my load when the source voltage is in rms?

>OVER 20 POUNDS OF PUSSY AND ASS

>>1850960
>Leibniz and Descartes higher than Aristotle

wtf am I reading?

My face when I realized that the color of planets isn't really the color that we see in photo's...
>>> Neptune isn't really blue

>>1545945

Hi /sci/

I've had this idea for a while, if the universe originated from one 'object', so massive and so small, where did it come from? I've been thinking, couldn't the universe have been born many times? I hear about black holes fusing together when galaxies collide, couldn't the origin of the big bang be just one gigantic black hole made from all the matter in the universe that existed previously? I haven't studied this at all, has this idea been presented before/is it ridiculous?