/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4677357

well asshole,

if you didn't understand something I said you could have asked for clarification instead of immediately disqualifying anything that doesnt fit your physics textbook example of the way the universe works.

Now you'll just have to wait until my theory is published.

>>4140010

The hardest

>>3898861
That's actually not true, you literally go back in time. A recieves a message before B sent it in A's frame, then A sends a message back to B before B even sent his original message, etc.

>>3406128

All signs point to congenital defect, like albinism or red hair.

It's not a choice. It's likely not [predominantly] environmental. It occurs in almost all mammals. Facts.

OP u have a creepy fetish

do you google image search white girls with asain guys and just start saving shit?

for real tho the white post doc girl in my lab is married to a korean guy

>>2997782

if you were of normal intelligence, you would already understand why your point is retarded.

but alas, you are a retard and are not intelligent enough to know why.

"So I calculated, the time it would take to create 2 percent of the carbon in the universe, it would actually have to be several micro-seconds. Or a couple of nano-seconds, or something like that. An extremely small period of time. Like faster than a snap. That isn’t gonna happen."

See kid, here's your problem.
Your hubris causes you to fail to realize that the above statement is false.

The big bang is what caused our universe. Have fun finding proof that it isn't, Sisyphus.

If you're so smart, haven't you noticed those people do all the shit jobs you don't want to do in order for society to function?

>>2752264

It isn´t.

>>2655809

also, PUA shit only works on the most attractive women who are sought after by the greatest number of men.

PUA shit will not work on women who are <=7/10

>>2639461
I think the Pride parades are a response to anti-gay legislations that are up and running every single day, whereas those parades happen once a year over a couple of city blocks. That started with the Stonewall riots. I'm sure you can deal with it.

Setting up a board to discuss religion would help a little bit but religion and philosophy will always be a part of /sci/.

I learned to not be an arrogant douche-bag.

Makes it pretty easy to function in society and have friends.

>thinks instinctively about incredible claims
>is a rubbish critical thinker

>>1405766

I'm going to bed. If someone can think of a solution for 9. congratulations.

You've won.