/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7899762
>all poor people are dumb
K. Cool comeback, it's almost like you're so unintelligent that you had to invert what I said to you because you couldn't come up with a retort. ;)

>>>/pol/
>>>/r9k/

>>7899772
Water wheels were created initially to grind wheat. Are they now preferable to industrial wheat grinders?

>>6520757

>>4655096

>>4475581
I really admire your post, particularly this part:
>The best I can do is read works by people such as Carl Sagan and try to keep my love of science and of skeptical, rational thought alive, and some day if I manage to excel at anything and amass some wealth, to become a patron of the sciences and help the men and women who are living science with grants, scholarships, etc. That's why I'll probably start taking business courses soon: so I can funnel money from the dumb people to the intelligent ones.

We need more "Medicis" in the world.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/03/120307112312.htm

Well done, sirs.

>>4324068

>>4304259

Sagan Prime sounds like an awesome planet.