/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11902269
>What else would we use?

How about something that isn't archaic technology from medieval China discovered by accident while searching for some esoteric elixir of life?

Aren't there physics-based concepts available now that were not available to Newton and ancient Chinese court sorcerers?

>brainlets come to /sci/ to brag about how easy they found it was treading over well worn paths

The real intellects are those that pioneer new paths. And these people occur with a frequency of 1 every 2-3 generations.

While you brainlets sit here sniffing your own farts, none of you will ever be able to find a robust mathematical link from special relativity to the quantum world.

>>10260119
>Asians have highest IQ

Objectively false.

Show me the census where the Communist Chinese government polled 700 million toothless peasants on their rice paddies, out of the total population of 1.2 Billion.

Not only is that claim laughably false, you are too ignorant to realize that the entire development of modern science with all of the disciplines arose in either Europe, Russia and the USA.

>>8622718

>Tfw literally flunked my whole first year semester, even bird courses, simply didn't do any work because I had a pathological aversion to responsibility

>Tfw 30 and finally finishing undergrad with decent grades.