/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5806689
Comfort, so much as to provide one with a feeling of transcending mortality.
Basically endorphins.

>>5801772
>>5801776
Hell, If I had an inexpensive way of exploring the seabed I would, because it would be easier than looking for fossils on Mars.

>>5440124
>that feel when the universe is subjectifying itself

>>5400361
Help engineer it.

Which is the better option of choice? a) Gambling with hope, with the potential of getting treated or cured for a condition that is great grief and distress, or b) Waiting several decades, suffering with the condition (possibly even dying), just so they can announce after 50 years that they've finally begun clinical trials. The slow pace, at which, stem cell therapy is moving in the Western world (in spite of the potential) is utter bullshit.

>implying I'd design a mass producible fusion reactor all for myself
I want the human race to persevere. Why? Because I believe that civilization is the universe's way of ensuring its own subjectification.

Which is the better option of choice? a) Gambling with hope, with the potential of getting treated or cured for a condition that is great grief and distress, or b) Waiting several decades, suffering with the condition (possibly even dying), just so they can announce after 50 years that they've finally begun clinical trials. The slow pace, at which, stem cell therapy is moving in the Western world (in spite of the potential) is utter bullshit.

Which is the better option of choice? a) Gambling with hope, with the potential of getting treated or cured for a condition that is causing great grief and distress, or b) Waiting several decades, suffering with the condition (possibly even dying), just so they can announce after 50 years that they've finally begun clinical trials. The slow pace, at which, stem cell therapy is moving in the Western world (in spite of the potential) is utter bullshit.