/sci/ - Science & Math

Top five reasons why the hydrogen economy will not pan out:
1. HYDROGEN IS NOT A FUEL SUPPLY
2. HIBRODEN IS NOP A FEUL SPPLUY
3. HARGOBLEM LD NIY E VULL ZUBLY
4. MIDROHEM SI WOB DA FEWL ESPLAY
5. GYDROHEM NIZ TON A FWELL PUSPLY

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and then a different time I saw this

>>7394716
I mean, see THIS.
fug :DDDD

>>7126574
http://www.piacrossamerica.org/500pi.html
Ctrl+f your heart out. Took me literally ten seconds with Google.

I am giving you this help as a show of goodwill, in the trust that NEXT TIME you have a simple problem like this, you will at least try Googling it before bothering the busy autists of /sci/.

I dropped by /sci/ one day and saw this:

Geographical separation can lead to speciation in the presence of strong selective forces. However, civilization tends to prevent natural selection in the traditional sense, since the "less fit" don't usually face higher (pre-reproduction) mortality than the "more fit", since society is able to provide for everyone's basic needs. The change I anticipate happening would be a change in average height/build among subpopulations living on worlds with different local gravities. Speaking of gravity, pic related.

>>>/pol/
is thataway, guise.

>go on /sci/, see this