/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9561894
>They have tubes
Animal plushes do? Since that's what was in the room you posted.

>>9419287
Isomorphism classes of sheaves of twigs then.

>>9127061
Globalism and nationalism are buzzwords.
I don't care who gives money, I care about the specific causes funded by their donations. Although I'd rather we have campaign finance reform, exclusively publicly funded campaigns, and reverse Citizens United so no corporations bribe politicians.
Koch has been funding think tanks that run concerted propaganda campaigns to confuse people with false information with respect to climate change. If Soros was funding the spread of misinformation just for the sake of globalism it could be just as bad as Koch doing it just for the sake of liberitarianism. What matters is the specific platform in question. And climate change comes with a high risk of being an existential risk to Earth's irreplaceable ecosystems and human civilization in general. Even in the best case scenario, billions in the developing world would have their livelihoods threatened.

>globalism
Trade is globalism. Climate change is a global problem. Cooperating with other countries to address it is sensible. I don't think globalist policies are bad or nationalist policies are bad, I think each policy consideration has its own nuances with respect to the interests of our country and Earth's ecology.

>>8421306
Please does anyone know the documentary he's talking about?

If I have an IQ of 116 can I pursue a degree in computer science or is it to late for me?