/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15481186
you forgot anime pic

>>15480356
shill.
>>15480363
samefag

>muh superdeterminism
Free will is starting new chains of causality. Whatever I do and decide has direct causal effect on the world beyond mere correlation.

>>15475180
> implying there was a pandemic
shill

>>15475266
but you do love government, shill, which pays both you and scientists. diversion and distraction.

>>15474610
yes. you can also catch covid if you want. it's power of imagination.

>>15472011
It doesn't matter. Statistics is bullshit anyway. IQ is still the best definition of intelligence.

>>15472297
knowledge sharing is globohomo trick. it must be information sharing. knowledge is direct experience, direct perception, experience sharing is absurd.

>>15469363
you are shilling degeneracy, retard. no wonder real scientists don't come here. it's your purpose to drive people away.

>>15467933
>as I'm not mathematically well-versed
This is the kind of person arguing for superdeterminism on /sci/. As expected, pop soi plebians. I'm not surprised.

>small sample size
>shitload of other factors neither controllable nor considered by the authors
>no causal link shown
>mindless worship of p-values
Why is every single study on nutrition such worthless bullshit?

Sneed oils may be crap but such a shitty study certainly doesn't qualify as scientific evidence.

>>15463606
>>15463608
>it's another episode of NPCs mistaking free will for omnipotence

>>15461368
> many words
only to imply it's illness, and that cattle must feel pathetic and insignificant. only scientists and government must be great, right? that is how propaganda works, by hiding programming statements and claims into questions like "facts", and NPCs swallow the program. that's how schools convert children into NPCs

>>15455192
> http
> .com
misinformation. fuck your fucking government.

>>15455022
Pfizer’s late-stage clinical trial of SOMETHING enrolled more than 7300 pregnant people in 18 countries and documented 201 premature deaths in the SOMETHINGATED group versus 169 in the placebo group.
https://www.science.org/content/article/fda-advisers-agree-maternal-rsv-something-protects-infants-divided-safety
How is this not concerning?
>The SOMETHING was 69.4% efficacious in protecting the young infants through 6 months of age against severe lower respiratory tract someshits. For infants up through 3 months old, whose someshit rates are highest, the efficacy was 81.8%. The SOMETHING was also 51.3% efficacious in preventing less severe someshits that still required medical care. But because the lower bound of the confidence interval around this figure fell below FDA’s required 20%, it didn’t meet the agency’s efficacy standard for preventing less severe disease.
It's fairly obvious that risk vs benefit is pretty shit here.

das rite

>>15450831
Government is causing the rapid increase in strokes amongst young people

It's called entropy, fucktard.

>>15450691
>short sleeve shirt
So much cringe. He has no sense of fashion at all.

>>15447128
Universities have already been destroyed by midwits and political ideology.

>>15444359
> was diagnosed
> cancer
was diagnosed by some anon. notice that never they tell who exactly "diagnosed", only indefinite, like "universal truth".

>>15444909
>genetics never change
Uhm sweaty, it's called evolution.

>>15444525
>dont use flouridate toothpaste
Or maybe just don't eat it.

>>15438746
> we pump 1000x
> we
shill detected. it means literally 1000x LESS. learn shillish, "bros".

>>15438150
shill, there were no covid, no pandemic, your overlords stuck in the past