/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8314392
>You get my point though?
Oh, of course.
I've often claimed I'd rather be a poor man in the 21st century than a rich man in the 19th.
Consider dentistry alone.
Not to mention health care in general, central air conditioning, brownies, x-box, modern education and smart-phones.

>>8090504
>And being like 13 to 15 could be the edgiest experience of your life
People of both genders are sexiest at this age.
God, If I could go back to being 14, and dick the girls (and boys) that I had a chance with then...
Holy fuck, I know what I'm gonna jack off to tonight.

>>8044980
>There is no way that we could ever communicate with them in any meaningful way.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square_Kilometre_Array
With improved radio technology, we *might* be able to detect and/or contact E.T.'s living around stars as close as Alpha Centauri, Epsilon Eridani, or Tau Ceti.
This could happen in our lifetime.

>>8024225
>how are humans going to evolve further?
OP, you posted a pic of software that effectively reduces a person's chance of reproducing, and yet you think evolution is only associated with nature?
I smell a troll.