/sci/ - Science & Math

>this thread
Oh the memories

>>5066575
Communications from other speakers of the language, who don't share my knowledge of English. I also do it because it's fun, as crazy as that might sound. I could challenge you to find anything worth reading in French, or any French people worth talking to, but that would be cynical. I have literally no cultural interest in France besides Bretagne, and even then it's because of a language that isn't French.

It was also meant to be a challenge to the idea that your time is better spent just learning the other natural language immediately. It's much easier to become competent in Esperanto, and I have more use for it than I do for French.

>>4792228
Mechanical engineer?

Bumping potentially world-changing thread.

As someone pretty much in your position, I suggest looking into adult-entry for university. Hit Khan Academy if you decide to drop out and keep your brain exercised.

>>3860936
I do. But something interesting is that the only businessmen taking an interest in space for profitable reasons are the enthusiasts, who seem to be more world-centric people. My hope is that when it does happen, they'll try to do it to recoup their costs and then lower the price of such useful elements drastically.

http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/29/d-wave-sells-first-commercial-quantum-computer-to-lockheed-marti/

>>3564788
I never said free, I never implied that I did not know they're funded by taxes. But I'm not going to shitspray all over the room being a ninny over slightly higher tax rates because I rather like living in a country with a safety net worth a damn.

>>3525681
>Clearly taking the internet way too seriously.

>>3254545
Shit, forgot pic

>>3130435
I look forward to meeting you again for the first time.

>>3130437
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>>2985194

>>2968599
Yes.

>>2846716
Oh fuck I lol'd hard

Currently, a social democracy with a relatively unhindered free market is the best way.

Unfortunately it's still not what I would consider 'good.'

http://www.marshallbrain.com/manna5.htm

>>2636544
I just burst out laughing. Have fun.

Three.
- Longevity extension that reverts you back to your prime (i.e. 23)
- Molecular assemblers/disassemblers
- Strong AI/human level AI robots

>my face when all of this is coming before 2100

>>2607034
While I thank you for your support, I'm quite sure the accusations of samefag and trolling will dramatically increase from your post.

>my face when OP described TRS completely

>>2536669

You jolly?

>>2341343
>ringworlds
>easier than terraforming Venus

>mfw leopardgirl.jpg not in the list

I will be in my lab.

>>1836400

What if emotions are not archaic evolutionary tendencies and an AI would have them?

>>1836408

>;3~~