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What’s the next big scientific thing that will have a great effect on our lives?

>> No.12325339

>>12325321
Rental based economies

>> No.12325346

Obvious bait but 25% of drivers aren't going to be drunk

>> No.12325353

>>12325321
Bug based meat replacement

>> No.12325615

75% of car crashes are caused by sober drivers
100% of drunk drivers caused car crashes

>> No.12325726
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>>12325321
>assuming 99% of people are sober when driving, the single one percent is responsible for 25% of all accidents.
I hate this image. I know its bait but I know some people who genuinely believed that shit.
Its even more damning if you use a more realistic number, since I'm assuming in reality drunk drivers are a lot fewer than 1 in 100.

>> No.12325905

>>12325321
Leftists really REALLY hate the concept of per-capita. They've written articles about how it is racist and used to perpetuate negative stereotypes about minorities. So it's not surprising that they wouldn't understand how drunk drivers cause more accidents per-capita. These are the same people who love to point out that there are more white people using food stamps than black people without acknowledging that black people only make up about 13% of the population.

>> No.12325938

>>12325321
bro that image... you made a statistical mistake there. most people drive sober, so of course more crashes are going to be caused by sober people. however, if you proportion crash rate with being sober or not, you'd see that drunk drivers almost always crash.

>> No.12325972

>>12325353
am i naive if i wanna work on this as a chemE when i'm in college? whens it gonna go mainstream?