/sci/ - Science & Math

As the economy is collapsing, and people begin to realize that all of the complexities that keep a debt-based monetary system afloat don't work in the long term, a lot of the economic structure is going to change and simplify, and then business structure will have to as well.
Your economics or business administration degrees will be worthless.

When Technocracies finish arising and spreading, politicians will be even more worthless than they are now.

Better aim for millionaire. Why don't kids dream about contributing to the world, or the great inventions they can make to help save the world, or what amazing adventures they'll have as an adult? Why is about how much money they'll have, and how greedy they can be? I feel bad for a child without exciting dreams.

>>Aliens visiting earth now and in the past
-I don't think it's impossible, but I can't imagine why beings capable of interstellar travel would be interested in Earth or in hiding themselves from us.
>>Aliens living amongst us now in human form
-Again, seems possible, just not at all likely based on what little I know.
>>Past and current technological intervention by reverse-engineered alien technology.
-Seems extra unlikely, given the unlikelyhood of aliens on earth and the knowledge gap between us and a species capable of interstellar travel.
>>Prehistoric technological society on earth
- Technological, yet died out and incapable of leaving anything that would give them a history? Probably not.
>>12/21/12 Mayan prediction of end.
-They Mayans predicted no such thing. Do some research.
>>Black holes are portals to another universe.
-Probably not, but given what would happen if you attempted to enter one, it probably doesn't even matter.
>>Time-travel possible
-If we live in a cause-and-effect universe, which I think we do, then no.
>>The existence of infinite quantum universes
-no.
>>The existence of infinite dimensions
-no.
>>Bigfoot, Chupa Cabra, Loch Ness Monster
-Weird species we haven't discovered yet? Yes. Those three? No.