/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2290962

Of course, the problem is that people WANT to believe in aliens, thus providing a bias.

>>2122867
>>2122867

Actually, it does. I've searched very much for opposing data, I've found none. Are you going to proceed to begin waffling on about your false worldview?

>>2122857

I forgot to add.

Also, there is genetic disposition to every physical trait and most, if not all, psychological traits. There is varying levels of "elasticity" with each trait in which this disposition may be modified, but it will always be present and highly relevant. And yes, this refers to intelligence, aggression, general personality, sexual preference, creativity, etc

Yes.

No free will, woogie boogie, etc


Pic highly related.

Inb4 someone starts howling like a wild nigger about "quantum mechanics". Improbability does not even imply the existence of free will.