/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3379802
>They're arguing that it's a moot point, since it doesn't matter either way.

>a small increase in use that goes back to normal in a few years. And you'd get a big drop in underage use that stays steady.
Somehow a massive fall in price and greatly increased availability will result in no increase or a decrease in use. They're arguing in essence that legalization is just a more efficient means of Prohibition!

>People engage in destructive behavior everyday. You're defending fascism.
Can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs. Washington, Sagan, Feynman can the social fabric really bare the weight of more degenerates like this?

ALL RIGHT LETS EXPLAIN THIS IN A PSEUDO MATHEMATICAL WAY.

SOME GUY PREVIOUSLY STATED THAT A TORNADO HAD 2.5 MILES IN RADIUS, ABOUT 4 KILOMETERS, LET'S SAY THAT IT'S EFFECT WAS FELT IN ABOUT 10 KILOMETERES FROM THE EPICENTER, THIS WOULD BE AN AREA OF ABOUT 314 SQUARED KILOMETERS, OF WHICH ABOUT 50 SQUARED KILOMETERS ARE TOTAL DEVASTATION OH GOD NO.

A HURRICANE HAS ABOUT 882 KILOMETERS IN RADIUS, A LARGE HURRICANE, OF WHICH ABOUT 370 KILOMETERS OF THE LARGEST EYEWALL RECORDED HOLDS THE MAXIMUM DANGER AND DAMAGE, HOLY SHIT THIS WOULD BE AN AREA OF 2'443'920 SQUARED KILOMETERS OF DAMAGE AND 430'084 KILOMETERS OF HIGH DESTRUCION, THE ENTIRE AREA OF THE HURRICANE GETS FLOODED, AND EVERY THING UNSAFE IS THROWN AWAY OR MANGLED TO DAMAGE MORE STUFF.

FASTEST TORNADO WIND RECORDED: ABOUT 552 KM/H
FASTEST HURRICANE WIND RECORDED: 295 KM/H

WELL YOU BE THE JUDGE.

>I mad

Bill O'Reilly is a known idiot but here's an average American school boy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNGGNomLx_c&feature=player_detailpage#t=114s

Prove <span class="math">0^0=1[/spoiler]

<span class="math">0^0=1[/spoiler]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2z-OLG0KyR4

By now creationists should be ashamed of being creationists

>>2491320
What's half of infinity?

A cop pulls Heisenberg over and asks "Do you know how fast you were going?"
Heisenberg replies "No, but I know where I am."

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