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>claiming to be a scientist
>not having a beard or mustache

>> No.4101827
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4101827

>>4101818

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>>4101818
>ITT

>> No.4101850

>>4101830
>Implying most scientists aren't science fiction fans

>> No.4101865

>>4101850
>sci-fi fan before becoming a scientist
"Wow this shit is amazing, I want to go into such fields where this can be possible!"
>sci-fi fan after becoming a scientist
"What the fuck!? None of this should would work or be possible in the slightest! Have you guys not done your fucking research!?!"

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>>4101850
>implying that's true at all
>implying real dedicated scientists who actually accomplish something waste precious brain glucose on reading trivial nonsense

>> No.4101874

>>4101865
>>4101870

>what is hard science fiction

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>>4101874
>science fiction
>hard

>> No.4101888

>>4101884
>isn't aware there's a genre called 'hard science fiction'

>> No.4101894

>>4101874
Hard science fiction: 2001, Gattaca, Woman in the Moon... and that's it.

>> No.4101899

>>4101894
>can only name films

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>>4101894
>Gattaca and 2001 being examples of "hard science fiction"

Wow, I'd hate to see the soft science fiction.

>> No.4101908

>>4101899
>artfag that doesn't belong on /sci/
Take your unintelligent BS elsewhere.

>> No.4101911

>>4101870
>implying all worthy scientists have autism
One day you will know what work is, and you will need to waste your brain glucose.

>> No.4101928

>>4101908
>hurr if it's not science it's not worth talking about

Shut up.

>> No.4101932

>>4101928
But... they aren't worth talking about, especially on /sci/.

>> No.4101947

>>4101932
SCIENCE fiction is worth talking about on /sci/. Particularly hard science fiction (as opposed to 'sci-fi').

>> No.4102998

>>4101827
source on these? seen a few

>> No.4103003

>Claiming to be scientist
>Spends time on 4chan

>> No.4103012

>>4101830
MFW I have a wife im 26yo and currently getting my Phd on math about quasingular mappings.

I attend parties few times a month and my social life is great. is this bad?

>> No.4103020

>>4101874
Science fiction that doesn't involve biology?

>> No.4103041

>>4101818
Got a whole beard. I use it for thermal insulation. It reduces convective heat loss up to 50% and reduces my thermal signature by about 70%.

I have also added special dye to my beard for thermal stealth.

>> No.4103051

>>4103012
>26
>still hasn't finished his PhD

This is what wasting time on your social life gets you.

>> No.4103052

>>4103012
Are they math, science, or engineering parties? And you ever play star trek drinking games or Drink and Derive?

>> No.4103053

>>4103012
Living proof to the dangers of socializing.

>> No.4103086

>>4103012
>26yo
>married

What kind of third world shithole are you from?