/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15218592
The second post. In the movie "Predator" Shane Black's character tells pussy jokes.

>>8322594
>Wayward Pines is another good choice. The less you know going in the better it is.

I stopped reading here. Really this is the only thing I've read about it, (which is next to nothing at all) that made me want to watch it. Not OP, fyi.

>>8322599
That one was "okay" but didn't inspire me and I only remember it because people recommend it.

>>8322601
That was pretty favorable, but that was 7 years ago when it ended. Most people on 4chan were 11 when that ended. lol

>>8138699
There are parts of the universe, billions of years older than us, so yeah, most likely there is something more intelligent out there.

A trip to the moon
Metropolis
Bladerunner
Mad Max 2
Brazil by Terry Gilliam
Total recall (original)
Tetsuo
Patlabor
Dark City
5th Element

>>4616449
They denied there was any cases of bubonic plague and hindered or outright stopped federal efforts to vaccinate, quarantine or educate people.

Even when the bordering states started to quarantine California of their own accord and the other republicans started to see him as an embarrassment, the republican governor blamed the feds for falsifying reports by injecting dead bodies with plague blood.

Yeah. THAT crazy.

>>3597423
saged for fuck you troll

yep. 90 seconds on average(distributed normally with variance of about 20 s^2)

just look it up on the internet, theres billions and billions of sites with the methods. its not that hard once you memorise the move

it gets trickier to actually "solve it". i can solve it, but i cannot into planning moves ahead, so i just dont bother, its a waste of time. other than showing off(note: not in front of educated people), its as pointless as sticking a hammer into your eye.

>>3127605
>There are only two possibilities of what could have created the universe: a conscious cause or an unconscious cause.

Fallacy: false dilemma.

Also, there are some serious assumptions underlying your entire discussion:

1. The idea that things coming into existence need a cause. We haven't observed the genesis of a universe or of matter.

2. Cause and effect may not make sense. They are dependent upon time, and if space-time was generated in the Big-Bang, then our temporal models may not apply to "before" the Big Bang. The idea of a "cause" may, in fact, be nonsensical.

Just some thoughts.

>>3082894

Or giving to your banking/oil friends.

Also, buying flowers and chocolate for your Royal Saudi Family buttbuddies.

The point behind the debate is not necessarily of the foreskin itself, but of whether it's an ethical choice on behalf of the parents to decide to circumcise their son. Should it really be okay to have the power to needlessly mutilate the underdeveloped penis of an individual who cannot voice their consent? I do not think so. Unless phimosis runs in the family, there is no justifiable reason that a parent should decide to have their son circumcised.

Hey /sci/,

Could someone possibly post a link for that doc, '/sci/'s guide to the internets'?

Would help me out of a jam.

>>2768671
Ahaha I can understand the mocking civils.
MechE has hefty courseloads though.

>>2768676
How was ChemE?
Mathematica user.

>>2768477

does increases pressure on a fluid create heat? I seem to think that it does, but i do not know where i got this idea from and even if this is true or not

pic unrelated