/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16099213
no, research by rozin et al. suggested that disgust is learned (cultural) and not a part of your instincts

their experiment presented toddlers with a simulated dog turd on a plate (indentical look, strong odor). one would expect to them to be grossed out by it, but the toddlers did not feel disgusted. this implies that what we find as disgusting is not innate, but is shaped by our culture

this could explain why so many americans are OK with keeping their shoes on while in their homes, whereas the japanese find it unthinkable to bring dirt from the outside into their home by wearing their shoes

>>15953830
I notice objectivity

i got 2 words for ya:
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boonked

https://twitter.com/zawy3/status/1685990586933784577

>>15561845
after deep and careful consideration I came to the conclusion that there are high chances you can do that if you go to the website from the photo.

When I went to CERN, they had beer at the cafeteria. Also a ping pong table. But no human sacrifices. If I see any on my next visit, I'll let you know.

How many sides does a circle has?

>>12303199
i (almost) fell for this tranny!