/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9707956
>People who were interested in reality abandoned the idea of a flat earth thousands of years ago, and their reasoning still hold up today.
this.
even most religious scholars back in older times knew that the earth is round, regardless of how well that jibed with Scripture. Flat-Eartherism is a relatively recent phenomenon despite its frequent claims of ancient wisdom.
>http://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/lehre/SS05/efs/materials/FlatEarth.pdf

>>9216107
ßrainlet

Doing some research for a book. How feasible would it be for a "mad scientist" to set up a lab somewhere without anybody noticing? He needs to do mostly genetic work, specifically sequencing and altering DNA. How much would it cost? If it was set up in a leased building instead of a house, what's the risk of getting caught? Whats the penalty if you do get caught? Pic unrelated.