/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.15114667]

Redpill me /sci/.
Is there yes or no an anti-science movement (propaganda) that have been slowly progressing since a a few years?
It sure as hell feel like so.

And I'm not talking about mRNA vaccine concers, fuck those "vaccines", it's fucking insulting for the real vaccines that have been made for decades, but that's not the point of my post.
I'm talking about Evolution receiving more and more criticism, or so it seems on the internet, by brainlets or more likely propaganda and demoralizing agents out there.

[Anonymous No.15114739]

>oh no someone disagrees with my opinions about politics or any other topic
>they must be part of some sort of conspiracy thats out to get me
…just soience expert things

[Anonymous No.15114749]

>>15114739
>politics
shut the fuck up

>I'm talking about Evolution receiving more and more criticism
Either you can't read or you are one of the subhumans I am talking about.
Either way KYS.

How does those 10 dollars in your account feel?

[Anonymous No.15114753]

>>15114667
>I'm talking about Evolution receiving more and more criticism, or so it seems on the internet, by brainlets or more likely propaganda and demoralizing agents out there.
Paradigm shifts happen, anon. As biology delivers no satisfying answers to difficult questions it's natural for people to begin questioning its foundational principles.

[Anonymous No.15114757]

>>15114753
>As biology delivers no satisfying answers to difficult questions
what are you talking about?

[Anonymous No.15114768]

>>15114757
Despite its rarefied state, modern biology delivers no satisfying answers to the materialist principles that they claim underlie difficult questions such as the origins of life, or the mechanisms by which macroevolution occurs.

[Anonymous No.15114775]

>>15114768
So what, read the Bible?

[Anonymous No.15114778]

>>15114775
Yes. What are you going to do about it? Rot away trying?

[Anonymous No.15114780]

>>15114667

[Anonymous No.15114789]

>>15114778
Funny, you are exactly one of those subhuman making subversion I am talking about.
>>15114780
>schizo thread
>>15114739
>>15114753
>>15114768
>>15114775
>>15114778
Coming in force are we? I don't know why I even came here. Looks like /sci/ is dead, you made sure of that.

[Anonymous No.15114875]

>>15114789
>I don't know why I even came here.
Apparently to get your biases confirmed.

[Anonymous No.15114886]

>>15114667
When it's routine for scientific studies to be wrong, it's rational to dismiss everything that scientists say.

[Anonymous No.15114915]

>>15114875
>it's all in my head
fuck off retard

[Anonymous No.15114918]

>>15114886
First responder that say something intelligent.
Finally, thank you anon.

[Anonymous No.15115217]

>>15114886
>it's routine for scientific studies to be wrong
some of them
>some
>dismiss everything that scientists say.
>everything
Isn't it a biased, exactly like this >>15114875, against science?
What, everything that is taught in university is also fake?
Gravity is fake? DNA is fake?
You can see that your take is a brainlet take.

[Anonymous No.15115221]

>>15114886
>2020 media reported science is fake therefore 2000 years of science is fake
this is why no one takes you seriously
kill yourself

[Anonymous No.15115233]

you're just seeing the beginning of a new paradigm. consider that the methods, philosophies, and institutions you hold as credible might be wrong in ways you're blind to.

people witnessing this paradigm shift are rightfully skeptical of the whole scientific project as the basis of all knowledge, given how this base of knowledge can shift radically in a generation.

science worshippers claim to want to find truth, but stubbornly cling to the views they already subscribe to in most cases. as much as you might hate it, religion is inescapable in us. faith is the only foundation that can last millennia, and the only reasonable basis for our pursuit of knowledge. it has to start with values or you become a slave to the process of seeking itself (luciferian technocracy)

[Anonymous No.15115239]

>>15114667
>Is there yes or no an anti-science movement (propaganda) that have been slowly progressing since a a few years?
Yes, it's your "scientific" establishment.

[Anonymous No.15115243]

>>15115221
Been fake for decades.

[Anonymous No.15115247]

>>15115217
>Isn't it a biased ... against science
No. It's merely eroding the normie bias towards trusting unverifiable claims made by strangers but only if they wear a labcoat.

[Anonymous No.15115254]

>>15114667
People are tired of being talked down to and gaslit by "experts", so now they've stopped listening . Only an idiot wouldn't have seen this coming.

[Anonymous No.15115258]

Science not of the heart, says the old clock-maker from the back of the homestead; but it is of that nature, understood only in the bygone reefs which hath quenched my unknown suffering. It said that the one and being of this is not to be apart from our concept of the thing, but to take part in it. And it said that is the at never been too many to take away a greater misunderstanding than this which has given it support in the first place. Long story made of much greater brevity, I concur. There are far too many that said it already, but to make the matter worse, there have never been in the first place those who actually began to laugh. And so it is said that the one who claims all has gathered all, but the one who has stood by as his fame and fortune digressed as made all the same. And so yes, I disagree with your representation of the thing-in-itself: it is certain, you foul cretin or air and distain, that I stained my pants, and with paints, incredulously, I untainted my pain, and strained my taint.

[Anonymous No.15115261]

>>15114667
Tourist here, I just shit on everything 'science' since the pandemic started. Especially climate change stuff or anything that asks me to do anything constructive. Scientists had one job when covid kicked off. Fuck em.

[Anonymous No.15115268]

>>15115258
Rent-free in your head forever.

[Anonymous No.15115271]

>>15114667
Reminder that the Republican party recently nominated a New York billionaire who was buddies with the Clintons and Epstein and had zero political experience, for president... and he won.

A lot of people just want to see the world burn. Anti-establishment for the sake of being anti-establishment is the norm for a huge swath of the population, many of which troll /sci/ feeling they're doing God's work by disproving evolution, relativity, a round Earth, the existence of space, etc. They don't question why they do these things or what the alternative to the establishment would be. They just treat everything institutional as the enemy.

[Anonymous No.15115274]

>>15115271
You dumped the wrong payload, shill.

[Anonymous No.15115302]

>>15115271
Trump called out Epstein publicly while Clinton flew on his plane more than anybody else

take your views back to 2006 youtube comments, NPC faggot

[Anonymous No.15115305]

>>15115302
Drumpfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff is finished, chud.

[Anonymous No.15115341]

>>15114667
Yes, it is but a small part of the anti-everything movement that trolls everyone on the internet about their preferred subject. I know because i am a member.

[Anonymous No.15115381]

>>15115271
>>>/pol/

[Anonymous No.15115401]

[Strange Love No.15115522]

>>15115401

The commies are getting more retarded every year ...

[Anonymous No.15115534]

>>15114667
>it's fucking insulting for the real vaccines that have been made for decades
all vaccines are the exact same quackery. edward jenner was a hack.

[Anonymous No.15115651]

>>15114667
The past:
>scientist publishes study
>journalist finds out about study and reports on it in a way that supports his agenda
>everyone believes it because they don't know any better or have easy access to alternative sources of information

Present:
>scientist publishes study
>journalist finds out about study and reports on it in a way that supports his agenda
>online randos instantly find contradicting studies or experts and fifty examples of the journalist in question publishing ridiculous garbage and a tweet from 2015 of the scientist soigasming about his funko pop collection
>all this is spread everywhere and people learn that at the end of the day muh experts are just regular idiots like everyone else

It's just the free flow of information facilitated by the internet demolishing the undeserved respect that certain classes of people used to have. It's not limited to science and it's very much A Good Thing™.

[Anonymous No.15115667]

>>15115651
The problem with the present is that it breeds contrarian retards who are cynical out of principle. They believe the earth is flat, simply because an authority figure or an institution says otherwise.

[Anonymous No.15115669]

>>15115667

[Anonymous No.15115674]

>>15115669
>IMPACT FONT
>BOTTOM TEXT
Fight the system, brother! Soience needs to fall! Christ is King!!!

[Anonymous No.15115677]

>>15115667
Ask yourself why no one's demanding that the flat earthers be censored and deplatformed like other kinds of "contrarians". If all the "misinformation" out there was actually all just bullshit there'd be no need to censor and the kooks would remain confined to some tiny corner of irrelevance.

[Anonymous No.15115695]

>>15115677
Which contrarians and misinformation merchants have been prevented from spreading their message?

[Anonymous No.15115698]

>>15115695
germ theory deniers

[Anonymous No.15115701]

>>15115698
Why do I see them posting on /sci/ then?

[Anonymous No.15115702]

>>15115701
why wouldn't you?

[Anonymous No.15115813]

>>15114667
Eh. Dunno about shitty countries but in Scandinavia it doesn't seem like it. I think the main reason for your impression is that contrarians and retards are more entertaining and thus make the news and algorithms in disproportionate numbers. From my point of view working in the field of enzymology it seems like science is chugging on pretty placidly.
One thing that might also contribute is that science these days are very much collaborative and specialized efforts. Back in ye olde timely days a scientist must've appeared like the holder of all truths. It didn't take much for the rare individuals who had both extraordinary natural mental gifts and extensive schooling to seem like they knew more than a layman about every subject imaginable. From anatomy, biology and geology to history, engineering, politics and philosophy. To a working class man they might hold a status not unlike sage's and oracle's of antiquity.
These days though. If you want to pursue a top spot on the list of scientific pioneers it's all about depth. There is not enough hours in a day to strive for breaking new ground and also have breadth in multiple fields. Some researchers I work or collaborate with are what you would call intellectually gifted, I would guess above 140 IQ and not lower than 125 if you're the kind who consider that IQ good metrIc. More importantly, they also seek new knowledge and toil conscientiously and persistently more than 70 hours weekly. More than 115 a week if you count the time they spend in their home office's and time spent on conferences and intercorporate collaboration trips. A few have studied biotech fundementals to a master's degree for 5 years, then spent 1-3 years interning or assisting research pro bono for established organizations. After that spending 2, and in one case 4.5 years on their Ph.D. They then spent between 11 and 21 in academia except 1 guy who worked non tenured at the Max Planck institute for 12 years

[Anonymous No.15115818]

>>15115702
If le establishment prevents little freedom fighter from denying germ theory, why is the little freedom fighter able to post his shit on 4chan?

[Anonymous No.15115825]

>>15114667
I'm a published scientist, and one of the most vocal anti scientists on /sci/. The shit that went down during the pandemic solidified how science today is politicized and weaponized. Science isn't the sacred cow you treat it as, never was. Hell even the scientific literature is showing that studies fail to replicate, paradigms aren't changing, scientists are only publishing for career clout, etc. Why the fuck should people trust science when the pillars of science are constantly eroding all ways to trust them? It's clear even to laypeople that there's a crisis endemic to all of science today.

[Anonymous No.15115829]

>>15115825
Writing electric universe pdfs and publishing them on /sci/ doesn't make you a published scientist.

[Anonymous No.15115832]

>>15115829
I'm published in JHEP with over 200 citations, faggot.

[Anonymous No.15115837]

>>15115832
Post your paper then, faggot

[Anonymous No.15115849]

>>15115837
Why would I express politically incorrect opinions that could get me fired, and then dox myself? You're a real idiot.

[Anonymous No.15115896]

>>15115849
A dedicated troll would have had a paper with 200 citations ready to go.
By the way:
>The shit that went down during the pandemic solidified how science today is politicized and weaponized
This is itself a political statement, ironic.
> Hell even the scientific literature is showing that studies fail to replicate, paradigms aren't changing, scientists are only publishing for career clout, etc.
Sophomore tier take on the replication crisis.
>Why the fuck should people trust science when the pillars of science are constantly eroding all ways to trust them?
You claim to be a published scientist, but you treat science as if it's a monolith.

[Anonymous No.15115901]

>>15115813
Cont->....

All of them have been in Novozymes in excess of 8 years and during that time they have had part in working on projects that I could personally see being game-changing for humanity's future in the next century, or at least be a part of the solution. They spent on average more than 35 years of their life deepening their knowledge and are now what can reasonably be considered leading experts in their fields. Fields that are very very narrow and very very specific to for example enzymatic vat composition optimization for biofuel synthesis from complex polysaccharides. He don't know ohms law. He once thought humans had 2 livers untill I informed him otherwise. The only culture he gets is listening to classic rock. Anyone talking to him for more than 30 minutes in an informal setting would peg him as a bit weird and not particularly perceptive.

Scientists these days aren't paragons of human cognition anymore. They're nerds.
But that being said we still get the jobs done and make new strides in the majority of fields. And these discoveries, at least in my field are not just of academic interest. I'm quite proud of the napkin math results. Even low balling the figures and dividing the result by the number of coworkers in my department I'm personally responsible for facilitating an additional 67k QALY distributed around the globe. That's about 800 human lives. Sometimes I hate the stupidly pointless academic bureaucratic system and the wastefulness and pointlessness of cultivating professional rekations. Two times I have experienced a discovery with potential avenues of research that could benefit millions of people in the poorest countries in the world. Management deemed both cases to be low priority due to projections on profitability indicating that it would be more than 13 years in one case and 25+ years in the other before the technology would be a net profit. Those projects were mothballed 6 and 32 years ago. They still are.

[Anonymous No.15115905]

>>15115896
>A paper
And if you understood how this stuff works you'd know I'm obviously not talking about a single publication.

[Anonymous No.15115930]

>>15115677
>>15115698
>Ask yourself why no one's demanding that the flat earthers be censored and deplatformed
Because their assesments of earth's rotundity have no impact on anybody else's lives. Germ theory deniers endanger the lives of people around them and are a threat to society. Thus their behaviour needs to be controlled.

>>15115818
Anything you post on 4chan is inconsequential because it will almost by definition not reach the mainstream. No need to worry about fringe opinions on fringe media.They'll just post a few agents here to keep a pulse on things but anything more is a waste of resources.

[Anonymous No.15115934]

>>15115901

The patents are just collecting dust in some archive somewhere I guess. We have the patent but we are not researching the subjects. Nobody else is permitted. Patent laws are draconic and it doesn't seem to be something other companies will stumble upon in the course of their own development trajectories. Those 2 cases are responsible for at least half my wine expenses haha. But still. We do get work done. We do make a difference. We just don't talk science to folks outside the professional circles. If we did we would be recognized for what we really are: Average Joe's with mocca scented halitosis, weird humor, obscure hobbies and a 35 year long career useful only for a job that worldwide has 3-5 employment opportunities.

[Anonymous No.15115937]

>>15115930
>Germ theory deniers endanger the lives of people around them and are a threat to society. Thus their behaviour needs to be controlled.
Here's the reality. Those people are being kept alive far longer than they should be. They live in chronic pain for their miserable later years while being obese pigs who have no self control. Those are the people at risk of being killed by something as meager as whooping cough. You do know why young people need a TDAP booster right? It's not to protect themselves. It's to protect people so weak that they would literally die if they were given a fucking vaccine. Those are the weaklings you're trying to protect. And in doing so you're culling the rights of the able bodied young people to protect the old people who should be fucking dead.

[Anonymous No.15115943]

>>15115937 (me)
Furthermore, even doctors admit there are risks of myocarditis in the young male population due to the mRNA vaccine. They claim it's such a low rate that it's a risk worth taking. Well, what risk? Think about it. They're saying that killing N young males with the vaccine is a price they're willing to pay to protect 1000*N boomers. They're drawing a value on human life. You're not at all perturbed by this because you're an NPC faggot incapable of critical thought.

[Anonymous No.15116026]

>>15115943
>THEY'RE DRAWING A VALUE ON HUMAN LIFE!!!!
>while he himself regards the lives of boomers and others of less fortunate health as of lesser value to "young able bodied men" which he probably is himself

[Anonymous No.15116032]

>>15116026
I admit it, I am drawing a value. Can the leaders behind the lockdowns admit they culled the freedoms and safety of the young to protect the boomers? No. That would imply that they value boomers over the young.

[Anonymous No.15116128]

>>15116032
>Can the leaders behind the lockdowns admit they culled the freedoms and safety of the young to protect the boomers?
Sure they can, just not in public.

[Anonymous No.15116137]

>>15116128
Then how do you know they can?

[Anonymous No.15116138]

>>15116137
I asked them.

[Anonymous No.15116146]

>>15116138
Proof?

[Anonymous No.15116163]

>>15116146
They didn't want to give me any. Said it might incriminate them.

[Viruses don't exist No.15116471]

>>15114667
propaganda within propaganda

[Anonymous No.15116629]

>>15115930
>Germ theory deniers endanger the lives of people around them and are a threat to society.
How do germ theory deniers endanger the lives of people around them?

[Viruses don't exist No.15116709]

>>15116629
they endanger lives of shills and pseudo scientists

[Anonymous No.15116772]

>>15115818
maybe because outright censorship on an anonymous imageboard with minimal reach is not the only mean of prevention?

[Anonymous No.15116831]

>>15116128
NTA but eleboration: They can sure as fuck do so in public too. As a matter of fact the healthcare budget allocations are public knowledge. How do the boomer-loathing Anon think these considerations are weighed? Healthcare administration in a nutshell is a matter of money for lives with the addition of political and PR considerations. Do you think it's ever in any case a net profit to society to commence treatment of 65+ aged retirees? Fuck no. It's a net money hole.

Luckily we're humans with morals. Or at least we aspire to be. It seems to be a core tenet of modern moral values that throwing elderly citizens into a wood chipper when they stop being productive is bad.

This Anon:
>>15115937

Is retarded in addition to the other malfunctions and moral deficiencies already evident. What the fuck do you think will happen when the boomer demographic (read; middle aged, career top positioned, stock and property owner majority and dominantly connected and influential) suspect that the comfy retirement they expected is threatened? They'll pull every single connection thread their arthritic hands can muster and pull out every single investment, tradeable asset and cash savings they own. To dumb it down: The boomers are by virtue of simple generational headstart the individuals who own your country. If you fuck over the boomers they will (even in uncoordinated selfishly motivated reactions) detonate the economy and subsequently societal stability so hard and so thoroughly that all the "healthy young people" will face a national AVG life expectancy that predicts them kicking the bucket before the aged boomers.

You're proposing to attempt to fuck over the demographic that literally owns your country. I'm not commenting on the morals of this state of affairs but that's reality.

The vaxx was misimplemented and to a virologist, a shortsighted knee-jerk reaction to garner election points. The spike vaccine reduces symptomatic pathology. It delays commensality.

[Anonymous No.15116839]

>>15116831
>t. unproductive boomer who wants to shit on the the younger generations for his own benefit

[Anonymous No.15116860]

>>15116839
I'm 28 years old fuckwad. I'm just intelligent enough to realize that panicking the most influential and wealthy demographic in my nation will not only spoil the game but smash the board and flip the table. If you think this will improve your situation you're a deluded wanna lone-wolf-autist.

You can't beat a crooked game by throwing a spastic fit. That'll just earn you a beating and casino ban. You can only beat a rigged game by being better at cheating.

Also. I'm not an animal. Unlike what you you seem to I have made a conscious choice to value things like justice, freedom and the rule of law. I like to think aspiring to be more than opportunistic predatory animals that eat their infirm relatives is worth something. I believe I might be on to something. The species that do exhibit behaviours of that sort are endangered species after all.

[Anonymous No.15116868]

>>15116629
Their denial of the existence of germs is used to justify unhygienic practices that spread infection.

[Anonymous No.15116943]

>>15116868
>unhygienic practices that spread infection
Such as?

[Anonymous No.15116945]

>>15116860
>i'm intelligent
>i'm not an animal
hello dimwit.

[Anonymous No.15116950]

>>15116945
Hello world

[Anonymous No.15117352]

>>15116943

Basic shit like not washing your hands after contact with pathogens. Not sanitizing instruments for routine cosmetic or surgical procedures. Not isolating a fungal infection of the footsole with a plastic sheath in public baths. Going to job/school while diseased and contagious due to mild symptoms or stuborness.

The latter i don't mind so much though. We're all gonna get the seasonal flu at some point. Better to keep viral strains in continuous circulation than risk a strain diverging too much during an improbably long isolation period in some remote viral reservoir or closed contagion vektor loop. That's how we got the Spanish flu.

I don't understand germ theory deniers though. Vaxx yards I can kinda understand if I assume they're misinformed scared morons, but germ theory? Theres literally elementary school science class tier experiments that will prove germ theory is real. Macroscopic visual results on dish mediums. Simple and hard-to-fuck up experiment procedures. Takes very little time and a few dollars worth of equipment.

How can people so vehemently deny something they could see proof of based on the work of their own hands spanning a handful of hours and the evidence being observed with their own eyes.
It makes no sense to me.

[Anonymous No.15118036]

>>15117352
What are these experiments that prove germ theory? What is the evidence observable with one's own eyes?
>That's how we got the Spanish flu.
The Spanish flu (nor any other flu) has never been successfully transmitted from person to person despite numerous attempts.
See https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRB6BXsffDRB3Ikq9mwSeF7uK2_SlxeGXQxG6ff-SZdIN6UDQt97ZIKRXUzfH-sUjnp1kCzk4MPWbHz/pub
There is literally no indication that the flu is caused by a pathogen.

[Anonymous No.15119424]

>>15114667
>destroy your moral authority
>wtf why are people rejecting us
I tried to warn you.

[Anonymous No.15119439]

>>15115943
>>15115937
>They're saying that killing N young males with the vaccine is a price they're willing to pay to protect 1000*N boomers.
This is what made me check out of society last year.

[Anonymous No.15119543]

>>15114667
Yeah because we are taught evolution like: "le Darwin btfo le church" and is waaaay deeper than that
The gap of science and common people is widening and the NWO needs less educated people
At least the doubters have the human spark of curiosity while leftards just chug anything

[Anonymous No.15120323]

>>15114667
Yes, if someone tells you to believe the scientific "consensus" then they are anti science.

real science demands evidence and facts

[Anonymous No.15121002]

>>15118036

Louis pasteurs' various experiments are low tech and easily replicable. Petri dish procedures are simple and easy to perform if you want to select and examine specific individual microbial strains (mind you, only visual distinction is possible without additional and moderately priced equipment).

If you want to confirm or research transmission of pathogens on your own in Vivo experiments are necessary. Luckily you won't need to resort to animal experiments. You can use root vegetables to confirm transmission of mold transmission. If you feel up to it you can use insects to illustrate bacterial transmission. Just capture a few live flies, have them crawl around inside a Petri dish with a culture, then transfer them to a sterile growth plate and let them walk around for a few minutes and then let the growth medium cultivate a day or two.

These experiments, at the very least, would show you personally that germ theory is a good hypothesis. If you're serious in your critical approach, you can explore further experiments that require slightly more time and effort?
How's that sound? Could be worth the time to perform if you're truly skeptical right?

[Anonymous No.15121010]

>>15121002
>Louis pasteurs' various experiments are low tech and easily replicable.
Like injecting brain mush into monkey's skulls to promote his rabies theory?

[Anonymous No.15121063]

>>15121002
I don't think I've ever seen anyone question the transmissabiliy of fungi or bacteria, the issue arises over whether they are the sole cause of disease and the controversy over "viruses", their modes of action, isolation, sequencing, how they could have evolved, and the efficacy of vaccines against them.
I don't think many of these can be researched with a modest home lab.

[Anonymous No.15122560]

Combination of factors. With the majority of the general populace hiding indoors and playing Karen the soccer mum on Facebook and Reddit all day, people detach from the real world and from reality. From there they realise that they are able to believe anything they want and devolve into delusion and fantasy which Foster's their own narcissistic self importance.

The issues within the scientific community have been highlighted already.

Then there is external influence on the scientific community to push certain agendas, for better or worse.

Covid, as an example, is a PR propoganda circus. Here's why;
Unless threatened with a horrible death most people would refuse to allow themselves to be experimented on.

I had covid numerous times and got two Vax shots. I strongly suspect that the second shot was out of date which resulted in persistent chest pain which comes and goes. The Vax was worse for me than COVID. Would I have had a similar reaction if that second shot had been fresher who knows. Are these deaths the results of greed, incompetence or intent who knows.

But we are being experimented on and it is easy to see what the purpose behind that is from my perspective.

[Anonymous No.15122949]

[Viruses don't exist No.15124319]

>>15122560
you are an idiot or a shill

[Anonymous No.15124472]

>>15124319
Independent shill represent. Trying to get you nerds interested in protein folded because it's the future of medicine and biotech.

I want to travel the stars and this means I need an extended lifespan. I'm just a dreamer man.

If you'd rather drown in your pseud spiracies I can't stop you. I'm not here for the stupid. I'm here to offer reasonable alternatives to being some frothing internet troll who spams meaningless infographics all day which make no sense and make you look like schizos.

We all make choices man. Just because I know way more than you doesn't automatically make me a glowie. They aren't the only ones who know some stuff.

We are probably going to be seeing quite a bit of each other around here.

[Anonymous No.15124479]

>>15124472

[Anonymous No.15124497]

>>15124479
Sorry I don't engage with people who can't fold proteins.

[Viruses don't exist No.15125290]

>>15124472
tldr you idiot lol

[Anonymous No.15126857]

CAN'T STOP ADDICTED TO THE GOYSLOP
THIS SONG IS MORE THAN JUST A GOYBOP
USE MY HEAD FOR EVERYTHING BUT THINKING
I DON'T CARE IF THIS WHOLE SHIP IS SINKING

THE COMFORT I LOVE, THE SHOTS I CLOT
TO BE IN SOCIETY, NO THOUGHT
EVER WONDER IF IT'S, ALL FOR YOU?

[Anonymous No.15128184]

>>15114667
Yes, I was thinking about this recently.
Growing up I didn’t know anyone that legitimately believed in a flat earth, and maybe I’m remembering wrong but I swear it became a troll meme 10-15 years ago. I meet so many people now who legitimately believe in that now.

[Anonymous No.15128191]

>>15116629
>work BOH in a restaurant
>take a sloppy fat dookie on shift
>don’t use soap when you wash your hands bc you don’t believe in germs
>???
>e. coli profit

[Viruses don't exist No.15128195]

>>15128184
nope, flat earth believers exist only in shill comments on anonymous forums

[bodhi No.15128216]

the problem with the modern world is there are a shitload of really stupid who never stfu with no clue how stupid they are and a lot of them post here

[Anonymous No.15128470]

>>15114768
Those aren't interesting questions, anon, they are misconceptions and they are predicated on the assumption that evolution exists.

[Anonymous No.15128476]

>>15114667
>Pop-sci dumbs shit down for idiots
>Dumbing it down misses key info or misrepresents findings
>Idiots see it as just lies
>Idiots start doubting all findings
Wash, rinse, repeat

[Anonymous No.15128509]

>>15128216
i like the chatter, maybe it's junk food for the brain, but i prefer it to a depressing silent and dead room *_*

[Anonymous No.15128593]

>>15128184
flat earth is not a belief, it's an observation. everything around you tells you that it's flat. why don't (you) believe your own senses?

[Anonymous No.15128595]

>>15128476
>Pop-sci dumbs shit sensationalize everything because attention whoring is rewarded financially via advertising revenue and also because they see nothing wrong with intentionally misleading strangers in order to get paid.
>even lows IQ have enough pattern matching ability to eventually catch on to the deception
>eventually a majority of people spanning the entire IQ range have realized that the terminally unproductive, pompous university blowhards are just as greedy and dishonest as their television counterparts.

[Anonymous No.15128599]

>>15128593
It's an observation that breaks down if examined properly.

[Anonymous No.15128602]

>>15128599
have you examined it properly? what convinced you?

[Anonymous No.15128619]

>>15128602
>what convinced you?
the fact that we have a horizon and the sun is not visible from every part of the globe at all times

[Anonymous No.15128622]

>>15128184
this board is packed to the gills with deluded midwits that are convinced they can discern the entire history of the universe, the fact that something as simple an close at hand as the shape of our own planet can still be called into question does nothing to inhibit those who have granted themselves, in their imaginations, omniscient knowledge of eternity.

[Anonymous No.15128649]

>>15128622
>the shape of our own planet can still be called into question
I'd like to see your retarded inquiry into the shape of our planet

[Anonymous No.15130265]

>>15115271
It's the end result of the GOP spending decades fear mongering schools and higher education. They're at the point now where they take pride in being uneducated.
>>15115302
Cope.

[Anonymous No.15132226]

>>15130265
Anon it's not the GOP, if you think it's just the then you're playing the red blue game.
Both are merely puppets of the powerful that sought to dumb down american educational standards. much of the worst of this happened in dem cities