/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11518721
>Is society collapsing?
When wasn't it?

>>11313078
>I want to hear what you have to say
Me too.
Seriously interested.

>>10217404
>what would we do with the harvested energy?
According to the Kardashev scale, we'd surely use all of that energy to broadcast the fact of our existence to anyone who might be listening, thus proving we are currently alone in the universe,

>>9997295
>- b-school is for idiots who want to wear suits, drink at lunch, and spend 80% of their time chatting people up to sell them something
I don't want to wear a suit, but the rest sounds pretty good.
If I was better at sales, I'd probably have done that instead of becoming a code-monkey.

>>9771695
>the numbers would still work out in an excess of observable alien activity).
_STILL_ waiting to hear why ANY alien activity would be observable.

>>9741592
p.s. In case you didn't get the reference, Robert Heinlein (a really great author) used to insist that rights, gratitude, altruism, etc didn't exist.
First he would produce an impossible definition, then complain nothing matched his definition.
For the record, "rights" are a series of promises made by the government, and YES, the government DOES make promises, so rights do exist.
>>9741562
>The guy with the biggest stick can always take it away.
Name a bigger stick than the government's.
Corruption almost always involves subverting the government, not overpowering it.

>>9691891
>Iq is pseudoscience.
Sure, sure, and time isn't real, nor are gravity or consciousness.
The universe is deterministic, and must surely be a simulation, and if it isn't, then we're the only intelligent species in all the hundreds of billions of galaxies.

We need a special name for people like you.

>>9689073
>un-overseeable mass of brackets requiring careful colour coding so you wouldn't confuse them.
That's what multi-line indention is for,
Do you even computer?