/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4541665

>science
>humor

>>3547869

No. Even if another civilisation existed nearby, the resources needed to go and meet that civilisation would be so vast it'd be ridiculous and it's take so long that by the time they got here or we got there our civilisations would have probably died out.
And why would you bother to go out of your way to meet us? Our space age, and our civilisation for that matter, are practically over, we've fucking cooked the goose. Within 200 years we'll be back to where we were 200 years ago. There is literally nothing anyone could learn from us that'd make the journey worthwhile.

>>3332290

Why don't socialists believe in fun?

survey time

how long you went without having an orgasm/ejaculating

did you notice a change in the way you felt/act/behavior?

>>2414507

But seriously, I applaud your deduction. Very reasonable. I would still like to know why so many mythologies tell about a sky father and earth mother (sometimes reversed) are separated to make the world. I suppose it could either be their simple rationalizing of some way to create the world or maybe an event in early human history of a tribe being torn apart by the separation of its Cheif alpha male and female couple and causing the two tribes to migrate and expand in different directions and "opening" the new world for them.

>>2376541
fuck off, virgin

>>2241577
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>>2241647

psssssst
we're not being serious
go take your autism pills

>>2175941

>>1977115

You will need to understand lesson one, to understand lesson two. Think of this as education, if you don't listen and learn you wont be able to progress...

Seriously, save the lesson one sheet and learn it for in a few minutes.

>>1898916
Why do you fucking physicists always ruin everything?

>This thread.

>>1745094

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