/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10682753
>imagine defending AANA

>>9032360
I didn't read that first half. Too much.

>How do I learn to build this fire myself?
You're trying to get me to help you learn how to learn. Instead I'm trying to make you learn how to teach.

>>9032362
Kek no. I might have undiagnosed schizophrenia, though.

>>6280369
>by chance
Yeah, you go girl.
Completely right.
That's why neo-creationism (which states the same) is meeting such opposition.
There's more to biology than chance.

Explain relativity in the most layman of term. Don't be afraid to herp derp it guys.

>>3426982
>life saving drugs
>private industry
99% of meaningful medical research is funded by governments and non-profits.

>>3406198

gets me every time

>>3386046
>Have you heard of solid state drives? And I bet you don't have any rotating memory in your phone, music-player or camera.
Are you buying movies on NAND? SSD existed in 1999, "technology will advance" is hardly a ground-breaking prediction.
>True, but this is due to copyright and legal issues.
Are you using speech-to-text right now? No. So how the fuck is it "copyright and legal issues" preventing this?

>If we had the technology, we'd have the technology!

>>3377914
>In a 2008 study released by the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, the capacity factor achieved by the wind turbine fleet is shown to be increasing as the technology improves. The capacity factor achieved by new wind turbines in 2004 and 2005 reached 36%

>Solar photovoltaic array capacity factors are typically under 25%

Installed capacity:
Wind:194 GW
Solar:20 GW

richard dawkins?

on my /sci/?

Why are all the fun, attractive women liberal arts majors?

>>3253173
>Just a few towers of modest size would feed the current population of haiti,

>speedbox

>Afghanistan is a landlocked country
>Throw the leader in the sea
>mfw

>>2973735
Resorting to urmom lolol jokes.

Proves you're underage along with unable to do math correctly. Run along now, little child.

>>2413694
i lol'd.

I love how he mentioned how strong the american economy is, and how naysayers and people believe that collapse is imminent will be surprised.

mfw

>>2365848
>doesn't know the difference between belief and knowledge

>>2254524
>durr i'm a troll hurr durr clearly false statement U MAD? U MAD? U MAD? U MAD? LOL I TROL U U MAD?

mfw you realize you're dumb and x out of the tab

>>1623732

adv visual basic program

>poor deluded bastard
>swimming in billion dollars of cash

LOL Wat

>>1392336

LOL, i took undergrad course in biology, I scientist now

>>1352776

A cooking recipe is an algorithm, therefore a chef is actually a computer scientist

>>1349750

probably cause you don't know a lot of intelligent people

/sci/- jokes

A bear in the arctic and a bear in North America both jump into the water. Which dissolves first?

The one in the arctic does because he's polar