/sci/ - Science & Math

It would be a lot better.

>>14826768
Why do you fantasize about controlling and manipulating children? How often do you masturbate to child pornography?

>>14826785
>wanting to only teach kids math = pedophile
This is your brain on the humanities

>>14826768
Laputa

>>14826790

Civilization would collapse due to a critical mass of autism in the population

>>14826768
>not learning differential geometry by 3rd grade
NGMI

>>14827101

>>14826790
you're obsessed with controlling children because of something you experienced in your own childhood. who raped you and how many times?

>>14827101

>>14826768
Science progressively turns you into an abnormal monster who thinks machines, transhumanism is above mankind, that a child's worth is only equal that to a number of dollars(mathematics does that to your brain).
Scientists and mathematicians are far more likely to be pedophiles, just like most overeducated people.

In scientism, truth and value are quite literally in numbers. "Many people believe X." "The consensus is X." "My colleagues agree." "There are a number of books on the subject." "I have received no complaints." "There is much support." Truth is by popular vote. The more Nature does it, the more right it is. It is the authority of DNA - the authority of the tradition of Nature itself. For the adherents of scientism, numbers represent the only real value, and these become the very substance of their life.

>People become numbers. The numbers become their horizon - their all. They are just copies.
- Kierkegaard

If you explain to these numerous fellows that they are constantly, in every waking moment, appealing to the fallacy of the number, you are wasting your breath, because they don't know anything except the number. They cannot hear you, because existence requires contrast. And for this same reason such people don't exist as individuals. They have no self, and no soul, since the soul is precisely the self, and is the genius in man.

Samuel Butler accurately describes this soulless culture - the culture of the number - in his novel Erewhon, when he visits the hallowed "Colleges of Unreason".


>"It is not our business," he said, "to help students to think for themselves. Surely this is the very last thing which one who wishes them well should encourage them to do. . . ." In some respects, however, he was thought to hold somewhat radical opinions, for he was President of the Society for the Suppression of Useless Knowledge, and for the Completer Obliteration of the Past.