/sci/ - Science & Math

Space elevator, anyone?

>>3843049
Just in case you aren't trolling.

Everyone has their own interpretation of what is good and bad, and everyone has general guidelines set by laws.

inb4
>hurr durr philosophers set dem laws

Also, that's foolish to say that only philosophers can know something so subjective.

My friend and I were having an argument, we were arguing about the easiest form of physics. I was arguing general physics, because the math involved was simplest, he was arguing teaching physics.

WHAT YOU THINK /sci/?!

'Would you ever run for mayor, senator or president? If not, why not?'

>>3655773
I'm all ears.

>>3034215
Just the name makes me feel like I will like this.

However tl;dr for now, I'll read it a few hours later.

7,11,27,68,170,?
What number must be next and why?
I just can't figure it ;_;

>>2846508
>but I'd like you to consider the prospect of some form of weighted direct democracy, where the educated have greater power in their area of expertise but everyone still gets a say.
DUDE
IVE BEEN SAYING THIS
SINCE THE BEGINNING

A pure technocracy can be overcome by corruption so fucking easily, but pure democracy is basically a shitfest and a popularity contest. Mix them together, you have one goddamn robust combination.

>>2285941
My OC :3c