/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14551221
have you seen the #1 stickies thread on this board?

it links to an absolute shit twiki nobody has contributed to in years because unlike any decent wiki it requires registration. but OTOH yes there definitely is a wiki if you read the fucking first fucking thread

>/sci/ is the highest IQ and most important board on 4chan
wrong

/sci/ is the chudlet board. science has a racism problem. until it is decolonized from its overwhelmingly privileged (white male) roots, it does not deserve a wiki.

>>14551229
i don't care about that, i care about /sci/'s public stature. we are more important than /pol/, we deserve to have a bigger, better wikipedia page.

>>14551235
> wrong
thats you

>>14551244
/pol/tard hands typed this bait

>>14551221
>/sci/ is the highest IQ
lol no thats /lit/

>>14551254
>we are more important than /pol/
i don’t get that. important how?

legitimately /pol/ is a force. remember that Trump once posted a pepe and also once posted a 4chan gif (pro wrestling edit where MSM logos got put on the faces of wrestlers getting moves done on them)

how is /sci/ “important” like that? i think as far as /sci/ goes, it’s more low-key. aside from the obvious /pol/ and /x/ and undergrad-read-his-first-textbook threads i think the best stuff (rare) that happens here is when someone with science chops actually makes a post or two, and even in that case we tend to shroud it in obscurity, since any actual content here is here because it is being anti-publicized and other anons relish the the idea of being in an “obscure” community unknown to the outside world. a lot of the appeal here is how “unimportant” we are as it facilitates a free space to post
shit that hopefully nobody you know and definitely hopefully not your boss will ever see

>>14551272
man are you autistic

>>14551274
you know i used to be offended by people saying this but it’s really lost all effect on me.

if you have anything to actually say though that would be a nice change of pace

>>14551272
>other anons relish the the idea of being in an “obscure” community unknown to the outside world
hello 2005. 4chan's public stature has grown substantially in the decades since 2005.

>>14551278
he literally said i dont care implying he does not care about /pol/ and much less its factually true more relevance. he just wants /sci/ to be better because he likes it more. i asked if you were autistic because you seemed to have missed this

>>14551280
it’s grown from “utter and extreme obscurity” to “moderate obscurity”

seriously, look. there was the Buffalo shooting right? and the shooter’s “manifesto” was a word document used as a collage of /pol/ memes interspersed with plagiarized sections.

and even that, a mass media event in the USA, the media only mentioned 4chan minimally. and if it did, it singled out /ppl/ only.

not even a (actually probably multiple) mass shooting(s) can push 4chan into mainstream awareness. we’re completely obscure. and it’s by design. this entire place is obscure and /sci/ is the obscure corner of an obscure and censored corner.

literally the only thing /sci/ ever got in the MSM for was the Haruhi problem and that just tells you how high the bar is before anyone even acknowledges us.

and that’s good, that’s how it should stay. just us frens

>>14551299
>there was the Buffalo shooting right?
glownigger psyop managed by the fbi

>>14551256
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qJqsCJ2yUM

>>14551303
the fact that you needed to clarify on the definition of “glownigger” shows how gaslighted your understanding has become

>>14551320

>>14551221
/sci/ isnt more important. pol has produced multiple mass shooters, while sci only has a single contribution towards superpermuations, which is and absolute meme subject in the first place. there are a couple high iq well educated posters of sci, but they obviously rather publish their research in a journal, like a normal human