/sci/ - Science & Math

I believe in evidence

Theists believe in anecdotal evidence and feelings.

By the way, I don't believe in the big bang strongly. I believe its possible.

>>4792170

I need to design a culminating experiment for Stats class.

I was thinking about doing a double blind study on "Does Coke Zero really taste like normal coke?" but I'd like to do something more interesting. I was hoping /sci/ could give me better ideas.

human evolution? or just technological evolution?

>>3959809
And Norway is way smaller with far less rocket scientists and less government income due to small population. Stop dancing around the issue. The United States is perfectly able to establish dozens of bases on Mars if it wished by 2020.

>>3911946
You're right. It's really worrying, especially when I've had like three different friends basically tell me of how useless they are at anything academia-related without copious amounts of drugs only today.

=______________= i fucking hate you all
considering your parents did do that and it didint change anything else in your life no because all your experiences would have remained the same and the same data that is in your head now would be in that other persons sperm is a genetic map it does not determine who you are

unless your talking about physical difference which could happen from different genetics being inherited such as you being a female

well guess what sci i graduated from high school today guess im not "underage b&" any more, feels like i got dropped off in the middle of a desert tho well im not a egotistical faggot so im going to be honist im not very smart when it comes to school i passed every class with ether a d- or a b+ (mostly d's lol) since i could never pay attention in boring classes but ive never failed one ether (2.4 gpa) and well i obviously love science since im here (not a big fan of math tho) my questions is what do i do from this point on? because theres no way in hell im going to the army or working at mc Donalds, how did you guys figure out what you wanted to do? theres a shit ton of choices i mean i love making stuff like go carts im great at computers hard ware and software and i love science i still remember watching those video tapes of cosmos when i was a kid, wut do?

tl;dr don't bother posting troll

>>3195325
>taking benzos ever

> have majorty shit teachers with shit teaching methods
> bad grades
>shit college with shit teachers
>not profit

the methods educators use to teach need to be re examined in a scientific way of approach to determine what the best methods are for a large and diverse range of learning ability's

/thread

>>2793893
>thinks armies will turn on their own citizens and slaughter them mercilessly for 'a couple of extra years'
>doesn't think learning capability will be enhanced massively with robust brain rejuvenation and neural implants
>thinks I said relativistic spacecraft within this century
>thinks that what will be a fairly simple drug/injection will bankrupt governments
>thinks the future will be exactly the same as today is + shiny gadgets

I can not imagine how it must be to have such a dim outlook on the future.

>>2458499
>>2458537

>I go out of my way to make this shit for you in ms paint and correct myself, and no one says anything
>/sci/ confirmed for 100% troll
>commence orbital strike

It's almost as if no one has seen
Bicentennial Man or Bladerunner

incoming bans

>>2348728
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>>2348748
Oh c'mon /sci/, I'm okay with EK but really? Get it fucking together.

>>2044664
Think. Google already have prototype alpha-version self-driving cars that drive really well on the roads. By 2020 self-driving cars, trucks and so forth will be commercially available. Then it will be basic droids for cleaning, perhaps being a janitor. Stocking shelves. Then it will move to droids that can manufacture goods pretty much completely autonomously. There will be a huge market for employers that want more efficient, non-tardy and cheaper employees.

>>1938739
What is a 'super-furry'?