/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6221642
>babby just discovered paradoxes
>posts on /sci/ thinking he's smart.
fuck off

>>5995464
spergers always get pretty emotional about math.

>>5970576
>>5970586
hah! fucking told ya!
>whoever is pressuring him will be pissed off if they find out he failed on purpose, or didnt attend the interview.

>>5598091
i cant, it creates a paradox, hun

Actual /sci/ content? On /sci/?

Do you plan to make a version that contains some actual maths?

>>4220486
>>4220511
>>4220495
>live in a country with no history
>get mad that other countries do have a history and honour it with ceremony

Americans.

>>4214968
>Over population will be a real problem if we don't get our shit together

Just an FYI: population decline 20-30 years from now is the real spectre that we should be concerned about.

not bad, cant complain really.

>>4116032
>MFW fluorescent lamps only achieve 10-15% luminous efficiency
>MFW that on top of your very optimistic estimate of 20% for commercial PVs, that's only 3% efficient overall and we're right back where we started

>>4108090
>fully funded taught postgraduate programme
>the programme guarantees funding for doctorate
>set for the next four years

Here's hoping there's an economy by the time I'm done.

>>3900108

>>3842896
Too right-wing.

>>3735289
>The fuck is THARIS Aerospace
It doesn't exist yet.

>>3587254
must be. everyone loves me.

>>3227369
Makes me feel good for the future, and want to be part of making it reality.

Why, was I supposed to feel bad?

>>3223033
The Witcher 2. I plan to finish it.

>>3194693
meh, technicality.

>>3179572
hmm, person A illed 6 million jews and started world war 2. person B is slightly annoying on an internet message board...oh yeh, i get your point, that IS a tough call.

>>3176600
I thought it was cooperation and the sharing of knowledge that produced most of our success.

Oh silly me, with this new understanding I will just invent time travel all by myself. Fuck other people.

Post-scarcity automation libertarian socialist here.

Seeing as my preferred is a little outside of the realm of current technology I like to stick with social democracy.

I think that at some point, life produces administerial people analogous to Bible-thumping conservatives in the ages where they have deadly mass-scale weapons.

>>2923759
>only argument against terraforming mars is that it's inhabitants would look slightly different?
He doesn't want to compete with 2m tall adonis' from a different planet.

WiTricity and any pharmaceutical company looking into longevity treatments

>>2734048
Nope, just oldschool enough to still have a grudge against furaffinity.