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Anonymous Thu Nov 21 07:09:42 2019 No.11165676 [Reply] [Original]

post here scientific publications that make you want to kys

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 07:13:39 2019 No.11165682 What the fuck, dude? Ahahaha! I don't know, eukaryogenesis theories.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 10:15:12 2019 No.11165989 >>11165676 why would a scientific paper make me want to kill myself are you an incel?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 10:16:34 2019 No.11165994 File: 35 KB, 564x823, 1570627544512.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11165989 >are you an incel?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 10:21:25 2019 No.11166003 >>11165994 you mean the paper that says that something like 10% of men will die virgins?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 10:29:51 2019 No.11166015 >>11165994 Thanks for telling me. Try not to kys <3

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 11:00:56 2019 No.11166075 >>11165676 do you have any more good pictures of weasels

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 11:49:42 2019 No.11166150 >>11165676 https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0096340212459124

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 11:54:56 2019 No.11166157 >>11166150 that just makes me want to kill the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 11:57:48 2019 No.11166160 >>11165682 Why anon? What makes you wanna kys over eukaryogenesis theories?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 11:59:25 2019 No.11166163 >>11165676 Probably any publication that won't publish /sci/'s work, or studies that poke the personal incredulity part of their brains.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 12:05:44 2019 No.11166168 >>11166160 Not really. It's just seems like one big mistake or catastrophe maybe. Origin of viruses is even more cryptic. History of early Earth and early life is full of mysteries that transcend religion and popular level science.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 12:06:28 2019 No.11166170 >>11165676 what kind of animal is that

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 12:10:53 2019 No.11166178 >>11166170 klitty!

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 12:18:35 2019 No.11166184 >>11166170 northern tube cat

Anonymous Thu Nov 21 12:24:10 2019 No.11166193

>>11166168
I think i understand, but i also think that these "theories" are good to keep popsci normies in check. They get their exciting stuff about Origin of Life Itself. Its unlikely we will be able to accurately predict it. Modela we build might be useful for something else though.

Anonymous Thu Nov 21 12:40:58 2019 No.11166222

>>11165676
“A Mathematical Model for the Determination of Total Area Under Glucose Tolerance and Other Metabolic Curves”, Mary M. Tai,Diabetes Care,1994,17, 152–154.

It's incredible this guy was able to get this published. Basically, he thought he was unique in finding the area under a curve

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 12:44:07 2019 No.11166229 >>11166222 >metabolic curves I've never actually read this paper, but does he actually think that the trapezoidal rule is a novel invention? How the actual fuck did this guy get a degree in a scientific field?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 13:05:58 2019 No.11166262 >>11166170 Southern pole cat

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 13:08:43 2019 No.11166270 >>11166229 he apparently was never told what calculus was >>11166262 why are there so many fucking names for this animal

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 13:12:47 2019 No.11166278 >>11166222 >mary >guy

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 13:25:41 2019 No.11166297 >>11166170 Anal fungus licker

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 13:45:07 2019 No.11166328 >moonlight sonata starts playing

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 13:49:52 2019 No.11166342 >>11166222 wait what did he like reinvent integrals or something

Anonymous Thu Nov 21 13:50:37 2019 No.11166343

>>11165682
good choice anon

>>11166160
>The formidable problem that these fundamental complex features present to evolutionary biologists makes Darwin's famous account of the evolution of the eye look like a simple, straightforward case. Indeed, so intimidating is the challenge of eukaryogenesis that the infamous notion of ‘irreducible complexity’ has sneaked into serious scientific debate [11]
Just that that you are here now, and know that you are, is thanks to an unexplained, chance event that is so improbable that it has only happened once ever is just kind of strange to think about

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 13:53:00 2019 No.11166349 >>11166342 yeah

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 13:54:17 2019 No.11166353 >>11166349 what the fuck how rigurous was he? man i gotta find this

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 13:59:48 2019 No.11166370 File: 204 KB, 796x657, a man reinvents integrals.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11166353 lmaooo

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:00:45 2019 No.11166372 >>11166343 >‘irreducible complexity’ athiests irreducibly BTFO

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:00:57 2019 No.11166373 File: 157 KB, 1336x639, ..png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11166353 it's a she

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:02:37 2019 No.11166375 >>11166373 Hi Fadeaushka.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:14:01 2019 No.11166401 >>11166170 Serious answer: it's a least weasel Which is the opposite of a most weasel

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:15:12 2019 No.11166402 >>11166370 >mary of course it's a womyn

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:16:55 2019 No.11166405 >>11166402 why does she write about herself in the third face though?

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:17:08 2019 No.11166406 >>11166401 is there a greatest weasel

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:18:33 2019 No.11166411 >>11166405 TrYiNG tO bE DiFFerEnT aND uNIQue

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:19:38 2019 No.11166414 >>11166342 >>11166353 >>11166370 Fucking newfags

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:19:45 2019 No.11166415 >>11166402 strong womyn btfo incel Newton

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:20:44 2019 No.11166416 >>11166405 >>11166411 Because that's how scientific literature is written you undergrads

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:22:33 2019 No.11166420 >>11166416 Then again the paper wasn't written(typed) in third person and instead was used to describe the model.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:24:54 2019 No.11166427 >>11166075 Based

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:31:06 2019 No.11166437 That geocentric shit bro: https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-of-the-worst-academic-papers-ever-published

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 14:45:02 2019 No.11166456 >>11166416 mathematicians use "we" not "he/she/it"

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 21:38:58 2019 No.11167119 File: 1011 KB, 2400x3000, Al_Gore,_Vice_President_of_the_United_States,_official_portrait_1994.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11166075

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 21 22:13:23 2019 No.11167199 >>11165682 >>11166168 >>11166193 >>11166343 Just curious, what do you guys think of the viral invasion hypothesis?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 22 07:57:02 2019 No.11168075 >>11167199 >viral invasion hypothesis i dont know it

Anonymous Fri Nov 22 08:21:42 2019 No.11168119

>>11167199
Seems somewhat reasonable. But I have problems with some details. If the main host was an archaeon, then why do eukaryotes have bacterial cell membranes, and not archaeal membranes? The nucleus must come before mitochondria, and the nucleus must be the starter of phagocytosis, meiosis. Bacteria and archaea are not predators by any means. They are chemical transformers, so to speak. They divide into separate cells to avoid predation and viruses. Deep underground, prokaryotes form huge cells with many of rings of DNA, and plasmids are technically no different than the main loop. Thermoreductive evolution seems also reasonable. There is also evidence that big cells of eukaryotic size were present on Earth as early as 3Gya.

According to the viral origin, the nucleus holds hostage the ribosomal ancient genes in a nucleolus, and uses enslaved ribosomes to transcribe nuclear/viral DNA transcripts.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 22 08:52:41 2019 No.11168153 >>11168119 Thanks for the insight. It's not actually something I'm particularly knowledgeable about, just something a former colleague was studying that I thought was interesting.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 22 14:51:37 2019 No.11168837 >>11168119 Some species of bacteria kill and then consume other microorganisms, these species are called predatory bacteria.[161]

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 22 20:19:14 2019 No.11169566 >>11165676 anything gender, it makes me think science is dead

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 22 21:04:02 2019 No.11169658 >>11166278 Oh it was a woman. That explains it

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 23 06:08:58 2019 No.11170393 >>11169566 >neurosexism

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 23 06:45:25 2019 No.11170447 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelson%E2%80%93Morley_experiment Generally dennying theory that light is an ethereum wind, by shining the light, confirming lasers are dark.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 23 06:48:27 2019 No.11170450 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigmund_Freud array reduce a + r of joy is also... Quite ... Like it does make sense on certain occassions, but they read it's a fraud.

Anonymous Sat Nov 23 07:57:03 2019 No.11170543

>>11165676
Most work by Indians outside of computer-science and any research done in China or by “first-generation” Chinese ‘immigrants’ in another country or anything that is a commentary that isn’t about how fucked up Science and medicine are right now

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 23 10:45:15 2019 No.11170757 File: 72 KB, 748x535, believe in something ted.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11165676 Industrial Society and Its Future - Theodore Kaczynski

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 23 10:45:57 2019 No.11170758 >>11170757 your right, that is an embarrassing paper and ideology to have

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 23 10:50:31 2019 No.11170769 >>11170758 cringe

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 23 11:36:43 2019 No.11170869 >>11170769 >le cringe >seeth >le cope brilliant

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 23 12:35:14 2019 No.11170961 >>11166343 >it has only happened once ever you don't know that also, it's happening once might've prevented it from happening again

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 23 12:38:41 2019 No.11170972 >>11166406 If I was a weasel there would be

Anonymous Sat Nov 23 13:13:57 2019 No.11171073

>These data suggest that HIV may be evolving into a commensal organism just as simian immunodeficiency virus has done in some types of monkeys.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28972547-human-immunodeficiency-virus-proteins-mimic-human-t-cell-receptors-inducing-cross-reactive-antibodies/?from_term=human+immunodeficiency+virus&from_pos=2

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 23 21:36:22 2019 No.11172202 >>11166370 named it after herself.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 23 21:37:53 2019 No.11172203 >>11165989 he wants you to post papers that make you want to kiss your sister, which for me is all of them

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 23 23:13:26 2019 No.11172413 >>11165676 your dog looks pretty sick, dude.

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