/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3088633
Was that the Impossible Dyson?

Might be interesting.

Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins discuss Who Says Science has Nothing to Say About Morality?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mm2Jrr0tRXk

As a student of psychology I studied the structure and functions of the brain and the neural network. An understanding of the composition and functioning of even a small neuron makes the theory of evolution sound like an extreme case of forced rationalisation to replace Creationism, which is something we haven't understood or tried to prove in the first place.

>implying religions won't ban transhumanism

>>1742663

Sort of.

The tagline of Cyberpunk is "High tech, low life." Usually takes place in a dystopian society that is so highly advanced only the bourgeoisie can afford the advancements. The top class lives off the backs of the bottom, who have limited access to said tech, for obvious reasons.

Watch: Blade runner, Texhnolyze, Serial Experiments: lain, Cowboy Bebop to an extent. (lol /a/ here.)
Read:Altered Carbon, Neuromancer
Listen to: The Protomen- "Light up the night", "The Hounds"

Enjoy.