/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2534257
No, this is what someone that employs the scientific method on the large scale and on politics thinks.
There is a very large problem with a system if you're forced to choose which problems to fix and then unendingly compromise on the solution until it becomes another band-aid on the problem. I don't even have to mention the problems taxation and the monetary system create while at the same time 'creating competition.'

>>2414783
>just how clueless "scientists" are about why science and technology exist in the first place.

Is this one of those things where you imply that science and technology and made specifically for economic gain and they would never be created if there was no monetary incentive?

>>2335863
How would we explain all this to a dispassionate, extraterrestrial observer? What account would we give of our stewardship of the planet earth?

We have heard the rationales offered by the superpowers. We know who speaks for the nations; but who speaks for the human species? Who speaks for earth?

captcha: excuses Guattes

>>2189628
1930's German population wasn't the brightest. They already came through the shit from WWI.

And you guys didn't want to start a technocracy. Shame.

>>1621483
Yes but you can just change the general meaning of the word without many people noticing.
For instance...

I'm actually from 4560AD.

Let's just say that the planet I'm on is somewhere in IC 1101 and has a 23% thicker atmosphere than Earth.

>5+ HEY ATHEISTS threads
>5:10PM in the United States (depends where you live

Congratulations Amerifags, you're basically screaming to the world that you're ass-backward, pushy, assholes.