/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6079880
>Kid A
*OK Computer

Thanks for reminding me why I don't come to /sci/ for humor

> Fluoride is a toxic substance that can have profoundly negative effects on your body. If you consume large amounts of green tea for health benefits you might want to invest time in researching a brand that indeed is quite low in fluoride. We aren't just whistling Dixie here folks. This is a real threat and you simply need to avoid brands that can dump loads of this toxic heavy metal into your skeleton.

> This study has made it quite clear that tea can be a source of fluoride. In fact, studies have shown, and experts have come forth to testify, that the risk of consuming fluoride far outweighs any possible benefit.

> Whether you are drinking tea for its taste or its antioxidant health benefits, you can feel free to drink up with these extracts. However, if you choose to drink tea that has not had its fluoride content tested, you should be aware of these fluoride facts.

> Fluoride is more toxic than lead and is used as a pesticide for mice, rats, and other small pests.
> The fluoride used in tap water is not closely monitored and often contains high levels of carcinogens like arsenic.
> The fluoride we ingest from the water supply and from a number of other sources is associated with a number of negative health effects such as cancer, weakened bones and osteoporosis.

>>5817881
"Why should I listen to scientific facts? The government would never do anything to harm us! Fluoride is good! Anyone who disagrees is just a contrail/free energy nut"
Yeah, you're lost feel free to ignore me and post your canned pro-flouride crap - no one is listening. I'm posting it for people who still think for themselves and care about their own health.

While we're asking babby questions...

In collision-theory, where molecules hit other molecules and the product is one different molecule plus another different molecule...

If both the original molecules were made of atoms with full octets, why did they move around? Were they not satisfied with their octets?

Clearly chemistry is not my field but it has annoyed me not knowing this.

Air density.

The smoke is denser than the cold air above it.

Not that you're even listening.

I remember one of my earliest dreams, I must have been 3 or so.. was a row of giant octopuses 100x taller than a skyscraper marching silhouetted across the sunset horizon.

There's nothing wrong with graphic design IF you're a leader in the field, rather than knocking up Wordpress/DNN websites for minimum wage.

Remind her of the importance of networking, portfolio, research and practice and she'll be fine. But your concern as a parent is commendable compared to all the other apathetic baby-factories.

I THINK WHAT YOU'RE TRYING TO SAY IS MORE COMPUTATIONAL POWER IN A SMALLER CASING

THAT IS WELL WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF PHYSICS

No wonder everyone is dumb and wishy-washy. Soon they'll be saying "Positive and spiritual Energies are just as compatible with the others, like Electric Potential, Chemical and Kinetic"

>>4870293
cont.

So when someone says "Hurr big bang is just a theory" you can say "Oh okay. Hubble's Law then."

>>4677569

I'm back. It doesnt have to be in excel, it just needs to not have any conditional statements. Pure maths.

>>4677622
I have returned

120km/h = 33.33m/sec

You wouldn't slow down in time.

>>3920003
class MILEAGECALC extends CALC
defaultProperties
{
miles=float;
gallons=float;
RESULT=float;
}
function(workdatshitout)
[miles/gallons=RESULT]

Input{["Type dat shit in, bra"()]func'workdatshitout'}
Print RESULT

Higher orders of intelligence may see humans as wildlife and destroy us as an aside, rather than purposefully, in their quest for resources or colonisation. Humans do this all the time.

Alternatively, if they see us as equals, they might try to communicate. But let's face it; if they've mastered interstellar travel, we're not their equals.

Scientifically speaking:
If skin is so porous and absorbent that creams and balms soak right through, why do bruises not seep out?

Christians: 0
Shinto: 1

>>3536447
Beg your fuckin' pardon?

"memory"

>>3279465
Tax breaks for non-breeders. I'm okay with this.

The poor and uneducated would refuse. Instead they'd keep pumping out spawn into households that can't support them, while responsible parents and non-parents foot the bill via taxes.

A better one would have been explaining the fluttering paper in the Pentagon while the heat was apparently hot enough to vapourise titanium engines (also the hole was tiny).

Better luck next thread, OP.

"Techno".

Wow. It's been a long time since any board on 4chan has been able to make me rage.

Well played.

>>2638203

>mfw

Invent a new drug. Then you can sell it legally for a while before it's banned, making a mint, and buy an island somewhere.

Just start mixing chemicals and ingesting them. Boil them and dry them out too, just to cover all bases. If you end up with a powder, give it a snort. You could be onto something.

>>2617108
Oh for fuck's sake, here:

1) Remove EVERYTHING from the Name field
2) Add "noko" (no quotes) to the E-mail field
3) To refer to someone's post, click their post number. It will appear in the Comment field
4) To greentext quote someone, start the line with a >

Now try not to shit up the place like Yahoo Answers.

>>2596223
> Because personal anecdote is accepted in the scientific community since when?

It's certainly accepted by the religious community. I would consider a first party to be the foremost authority on such a thing, wouldn't you? Unless you a suggesting that homosexual males and females deliberately lie, sharing this intention via a hidden gay telepathic network, in order to make life harder for themselves via persecution and ostracism.

>>2580827
> Primitive=sex

rape != sex

please excuse yourself from the table