/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4960435
>gym class

The horror.

>>3129116
What's the point of anything if you're just going to die though? Might as well keep on hoping for a break.

Also I'm not physically enrolled in any jobs involving things like clinical immortality or things like that. I doubt there's any money in something like that, so I just study up on it in my spare time and look at the research reports and go through up-to-date medical things since I need to anyway.

As for immortality, I'd settle for being a brain in a jar that can only communicate with yes/no responses if that was my only option. Life seems pointless if you die. It's like losing at a universal game.

Hey /sci/, I found this website of end of the world scenarios, and was wondering how many you guys can disprove the possibility of scientifically?

http://www.exitmundi.nl/