/sci/ - Science & Math

They say every retard have some retarded question. This, /sci/, is my retarded question, but first we must have some introductions.

First, i've read that energy can produce and have in fact gravity, even if its a really really tiny bit of gravity.

Second, i've read that the theorical gravitons will be particles with no mass, that means, just energy.

¿ If gravitons are made of energy, and energy have gravity, and gravitons make gravity, wouldnt this imply that gravitons (energy) must have other tiny gravitons ( gravity), the ones that must have all the same even more gravitons, ad infinitum?

>biology
>hard

>implying implications

You're at your uni when suddenly this guy walks up and tells your gf she's not hard science.

What do you do?

Keep in mind it's 2012 and he seriously hopes you guys don't do this.

>>4305392
>>4305379
samefag

fuck off blackman premeds do not get a gf

>>4284377
>>4284379
really faggots?

>>4284371
ass-blasted bio major detected

>>4284384
you honestly believe this?

>>4277584
>psychology
>not a soft science
pick ONE AND ONLY ONE

it is a SOCIAL SCIENCE

SOCIAL SCIENCES ARE NOT EMPIRICAL

What kind of a faggot goes to college when all the material and then some in available online?

Enjoy your government created bureaucracy that destroys real economic production.