/sci/ - Science & Math

Animals have a place in any food system
it's the production system and their ecology that matters

>>10765933
but just look at the breath of topics he talks about

makes Newton look like a brainlet

>>10765939
bitch please Newton was a full blown alchemist
he wrote entire tomes on the subjects

>>10765921
He recites facts? Where's the synthesis of ideas? The innovation of something new? You realize these are the main reasons why Newton and Einstein are famous right?

>>10766017
someone wrote a book about how einstein stole a load of ideas without attribution I saw a pdf of it once also something about him being a racist jewish supremacist asshole or something? never read more than a paragraph there was something about a nobel prize controversy too
anyone know the title?

>>10765921
Veganism is for big brains though.

>>10766108
>thinking in absolutes is the sign of a big brain

/pol/ must be full of geniuses then

>>10766123
funny thing I heard a while back the nazi view of eugenics was actually dysgenic so instead of breeding an ubermensch they would create more subhumans...

>>10766017
Kek op btfo

>>10766146
That can be totally applied to some vegans

marcus garvey said all european science was a forgery or simply an improvement of ancient africa/egypt science

>>10766372
with all due respect to Marcus Garvey North Africa is not equal to Africa and sub saharans should stop trying to claim other peoples as their own. ancient egypt had plenty of blond/red mummies

>breath

>There is just as much corruption, deceit, rapacity, and wickedness among "the 99 percent" as there is among "the evil 1 percent." The only difference is that the scale of impact of "the 99 percent" is constrained by their limited resources (mainly money, which equals power).

Good point.

>breath

>>10765921
come back when you find me a von neuman or a gauss

>>10766108
Unironically this. Veganism is based. Veganism is the inevitable future.

>>10766017
>Einstein discovered things.

>>10766372
HOL UP