/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2387531
That's nice. Why don't you go to another Atheist related thread and broadcast to people how having imaginative beliefs in support of freedom is stupid.

It's simple, don't be greedy and don't pollute the air too much. Give and take, don't just take, that's looking at the world with one eye closed. Nature is the reservoir of the human spirit, without it we are as good as dead.

You people seem to think that being a robot is a cool life, but robots break, and robots don't come back - they're not eternal. They also take time to build, we are no where near building the technology that you're thinking of, and we won't get to that stage for hundreds of years, and we don't have enough nature to make it hundreds of years; especially when we take more than we give. There should be geologists making sure that the whole ecosystem and nature is well kept, that animals are comfortable in the wild, and that there is enough untouched 'resource' that stays untouched. You cannot claim that all nature is resource, because some of it is required relative - i.e. we need it. The tree is worth more than the gold. The tree is worth more than the oil. The tree is worth more than the humans. The tree of life is the most valuable thing in the universe. We need to even out 'the tree' and 'a tree'.

The tree = the untouched bulk nature of many 'trees', 'plants', etc.

A tree = the resource we use to collect wood and other things.

Not all trees are 'a tree', half of them, rationally, account towards 'the tree'. Kill yourself if you don't live by that code.

How does it feel knowing that every thread on this board is, in the actual world, reversed on terms of intelligence standing. All that mathematics and physics bullshit is really the most stupid things people can say, write on paper or type on an image-board, whilst the religion and philosophy threads are thee most intelligent, when they're correctly put anyway. Every thread that seems smart or of complexity (that only educated minds could decipher and understand) is really just gibberish and inefficient to knowing anything about the universe, only enslaving humans into the social circle, as 'students' (or slaves) that are being ripened to serve the economy (as slaves).

How does it feel?
>This is the smartest thread on /sci/.

>>2371495
Aha! Thanks for clearing that one up for me.