/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3959079
>That means private industry would have a massive surplus with which to fund R&D
Great plan, just like that time when Bush cut taxes for the rich and all those hundreds of thousands of jobs appeared.

Oh, wait.

To be fair I don't remember anything past Alg 1 either, there's just very little real world use for it outside of a math heavy industry or academia. This may not be the fault of the math though and instead a fault of how it's taught. video related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60OVlfAUPJg

However politics is equally if not more useless, knowing who the senator is has no influence over the decisions that gets made. pic very related

>>3500149
Can we all agree on pic related?

>What is your view on Intelligent Design being taught in science classrooms
It isn't science, therefore it should not be taught in science classrooms.

>What is your view on the Republican party in general, considering most Republicans are sceptical of evolution, pro-Intelligent Design, and pro-life
The pic is my view of them.

>Who will you be voting for? Do you normally vote for this party? Why?
People that continue voting for the same jackasses will continue being screwed by the same jackasses. Also not American.

What you should be REALLY concerned about is that she has even the slightest possibility of becoming the president of the world's largest superpower. And is a Creationist. And would have the launch codes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2pNtEe4hfk

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>>2930923
>it's almost like we have a one party system of corporate tools.

>Democrats think 3 thousand years into the future.
I fucking wish.

>>2815552
>"Obama leads polls". Liberal arrogance is what that is called.
They are both shit parties. Democrats is just very slightly less shit because of not as much christian fundamentalism.

>>2460876
>politicians that remove your freedom
>Meanwhile in America

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>>2224372
>have NASA's latest mission as going to the middle east and giving muslims feel good lessons about their contributions to science in the past
slowpoke.jpg

>>2210261
I don't think you've ever made a single post without including the word liberal.

>>1946981