/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16061317
low effort posts are not equivalent to low quality posts, anon
and just because I expend effort doesn't mean something is worth reading

>>14634898
Ignoring the retarded OP cruise control:
>turning air and electricity into food
It's called farming.
This is just proof of scientists reinventing the wheel.

Most of the shit that is "manufactured" to promote growth now can be done naturally through natural means. This over-manufacturing of shit is just inefficient as hell and these corps are a cancer to our society.

>>14617618
>You ... you are aware that the tested people do not know the goal of such a study beforehand? You either tell them something fake, or nothing at all.
I thought I sarcastically hinted that (and even more) in that post and the post before.
Come on, /sci/, step it up.

It is a l little strange that this meme seems to have emerged around the time the CIA merged.
We've all heard the "dumb conspiracies" about their connection to moral decline in the US and worldwide. But I've not heard many theories stating a scientific experiment connection.

Hi, I have like a low end humming in my right ear that occasionally occurs every now and then, especially at night time when appliances are switched off. Sources keep telling me "it's tinnitus" but I already had some form of that and this sounds and "feels" very different (it's a very low frequency hum in only one ear, whereas my tinnitus is high frequency whining and is generally the same in both ears).

I have also had this "cold wet" sensation in the entry to both ears, which crackles and "drips" when it occurs. It feels like an artery/vein issue or a nerve issue, not a wax or bacterial issue (in fact I've already checked for that with a doc).
My ears have in the past also crackled when I use a phone.

I think it's most sensitive around the Tragus so I'm thinking related to the superficial temporal artery.
I have also had a drastic increase in floaters in my right eye in particular, which may be related to the maxiallary artery. So I'm thinking that perhaps both are connected to the same issue.
I also have a prominent blue vein on my forehead above my nose which I assuming is "not very good news" for me (sign of stroke from memory). Looks like the supra-trochlea but I'm not sure.

Had issues with the spine connections at the top of the neck (though my doctors think it's nothing). I'm just looking now at the convergence of the arteries and veins and I'm not sure that's a right call. Then again, one doctor I went to in the past offered yakult as a remediation so I don't know what to think anymore about their advice.

Apparently, tumours could be related here. I doubt that is the case though.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/acoustic-neuroma/symptoms-causes/syc-20356127
There's definitely something terribly wrong with the blood supply because the humming stopped when I took half an aspirin (then it just started up again after a while). My other 'high' tinnitus still remained though.
My parents often have blood pressure related issues too.

>>12774131
When letters are introduced.

I know this isnt relevant but i have to share because nobody in my real life would give a shit, and you probably dont either

I'm a brainlet in maths but, yesterday I used eulerian paths to work out how to reassmble genomes and it gave me a hard-on

i'm gonna make it bros

>>12708085
thanks

Also statsfags how do I into?
I'm going to ask a series of questions, if you can't answer them or reason them you fail.
ready?:
What is science?

>>12222889
einstein worked out relativity with a pen and paper

idk, that means a lot

I read that gun germs and steel book and he argued we couldn't use a "civilized" analysis of intelligence with part of the population of new guinea as they have completely different uses for intelligence.

For example they could probably go through a jungle and list uses for all the mushrooms and hunt xyz with specific tools for each whilst we would all be bumfuck lost.

although if the asian population are more likely to be lactose intollerant due to genetics, specific groups of people could be genetically destined idiots. Maybe I'm one of them

It's terminal

>>11937231
we will be punishing the best individuals based on the needs of the majority, which is collectivism, a philosophy mostly rejected in the West.

Oh Jesus it's a libertardian, not a libtard. It's even worse than I thought.

Let’s everyone take a step back for a moment and recognize that questioning the official narrative is illegal in most european countries. Isn’t that all you need to know?
Perhaps we should also wonder why people taking samples and finding no cyanide gas traces were imprisoned for reporting the wrong results?

>>11470641
>The average person uses 1 roll per day
What?
how often do you shit?

>>11465626
>treat every girl like you would a little sister