/sci/ - Science & Math

Is it normal for a woman to have goosebumps when aroused? Like still having them even in a warm environment?

Yes, legitimate question here. No troll, just dumbs.

Okay /sci/, I have a question for you that brings great concern for you future and the future of everyone.


If the cost of gold is $56K per kg, and SpaceX launchesup stuff for $2270 per kilogram into orbit, why is it uneconomical for commercial asteroid mining?

Also, SpaceX is offering for below 3k.

So a girl on campus today asked me if I had Asperger's because I said I didn't believe in morality.

>psychfags that believe the placebo effect actually exists

Amazing how much certain retardations and spread out, no?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDrhVR8d2Gk&feature=related

/sci/, why is it that the vast majority of history's most renownd and important <insert field or profession here> are male?

What are the health benefits and disadvantages of cannibalizing another human being?

I know it's a weird question, but I'm quite serious about this, thank you.

Ladies of /sci/, how do you feel about a guy who's friends with a lot of girls? How do you feel about one who's mostly friends with girls?

Please don't be afraid to elaborate on your answers, your input is most desired here.

>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pij33oHFyT0

How would this shit even work? Apparently you can lose weight by just wearing the fucker, but how does that even work?

So is it true that whatever happens in the child's first five years determines what he'll be like as an adolescent or teenager? Or is it that whatever happens in the first years have major effects, but what happens after is still important?

ITT: Fields of Study you like, but hate the people that study/major in it.

I generally like philosophy, but can't stand the people who take classes and/or major in it.

Is it normal to feel more depressed when you're tired, sleep deprived, or at least staying up past the usual time you fall asleep? I always seem to feel really crappy and suicidal if I can't sleep and stay up all night.

>mfw this is science related in both the psychological and neurological aspect

>take Psychology 101 for curiosity's sake
>first day of class
>"Common sense doesn't exist."

I can see why this field is bullshit then.

>>2338487
>Zach Osler, a high school classmate of Loughner's, and his closest friend, indicated that Loughner's life began to unravel after his high school girlfriend broke up with him, and he began to abuse alcohol and drugs, specifically salvia, a natural and legal hallucinogen.

Well at least I now know there's somebody that reacted to getting dumped in high school lot more worse and harder than I did back in school.

Do electric engineers become electricians (like the kind you call to come down your home and fix)? Do mechanical engineers become mechanics? Do mining engineers become miners? And etc.

No troll, just curious and unfamiliar with this subject.