/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10275555

>>10066037
Because I don't fall for sci-fi dreams like a manchild. There's a hard limit to science. The age of scientific discovery is long long over.

>>10066054
>Engineering problems which can be solved within a decade or two.

There's no solution to stuff like this.

>The advantages of ______ would be too great not to invest in creative engineering solutions.

Fill in the blank with ANY sci-fi bullshit you want. Here's a list:

teleportation
earth-based space elevators
cold fusion
strong AI
overunity
FTL
lightsabers
orbital rings
time machines
anti-gravity

>>8283325
Unless you are immunosuppressed for some reason, don't sweat it too much. Wash your hands before eating, smoking, or putting your hands near your mouth or any other orifice. Wash them after you shit or touch anything filthy. Keep wounds clean and covered until they heal.
Generally, soil, keyboards, etc. are dirty but that's what you have an immune system for. When you pick up a handful of earth, you are holding more bacteria than people you will ever meet in your life. But they aren't harmful unless they get inside you. Exposing yourself to bacterial antigens will actually help you stay healthy, as you'll develop an active immunity to the organism. We actually have structures in our intestines that routinely sample your ass bacteria to help in providing active immunity.

what animal is this

/sci/ence gifs, images and inforgraphics

>>7480910
My question is, at which point these atoms start showing signs of behaviour and awareness, and how ? It's amazing to me that when these inanimate things come together they act like they're alive.
Does this simply prove that every biological entity out there is a result of complex chemical reactions and absolutely nothing more ?

>>7285739
Google or Youtube, retard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACUuFg9Y9dY

I remember a post someone made in a thread about a pole reaching out to the moon, and how the OP made all these assumptions like, "it's an indestructible pole, etc." and the commenter in question paraphrased OP by saying,

>If you could break the laws of physics, could you break the laws of physics? Come ON guys, you know what I mean!

Sage and fuck off

Pharmacy
Medicine
Biochem

FIGHT!

>>6805440
Well I found another one