/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3679135
Oh I didn't know that. Well then why are doctors so reluctant to give out antibiotics? If there's no such thing as evolution, then there's no danger of antibiotic-resistant strains forming.

Maybe for individual metabolic processes, but you're disregarding the larger picture. Ecosystems, the evolution of species, the relationships between different species, and so on.

>>3677496
Use them to protect tanks and armored vehicles? Just gotta have some sort of heat sink or something so you don't turn the inside into an oven.

6+6+6+6-18=6

http://www.youtube.com/user/retsupurae?blend=1&ob=4#g/u

I don't think this falls in ANY of those categories. I GUESS you could make an argument that they're trolling the people they retsupurae, and that retsupurae has BECOME a youtube meme, so....-250?

>>2638980
>rockets to move
And when your car is in an uncontrolled spin-out? What then? Your directional rockets will just make the spin WORSE and push you in god knows what direction.

And how would you propose we BRAKE?

A really awesome song from the Half-Life 2 soundtrack.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-wYaIbC4OE

It was funny yesterday.

Back to the Future because it actually had a reasonable explanation for time travel without paradoxes and why the protagonist remembers everything differently.

Also Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

Inspired by the thread this morning.

>>2344782
Yeah, fuck educating our youth in the basics of science with easy-to-understand layman's terms and simplified concepts.

Introducing scientific concepts to the uneducated masses without being condescending or extraordinarily technical, all while being endlessly entertaining. Easily contributes as much, if not more, to the progress of science and inspiring young future scientists, as any major scientific research breakthrough.

>>2112296
There are those biblical tales about giants and other mystical beasts that used to roam the land. I saw a few of them cited, strangely, in the dinosaur section of a museum I went to once.

Use diamonds for circuit boards in an ICBM or something, much more effective than your silly little sword.

It's an attempt to categorize near-infinite possibilities and variations into an extremely finite number of personalities.

That's an incredibly glaring flaw at the very core of the test, and as such, it will always be extremely imprecise and often inaccurate. There's no real point to them, either, unless you're studying large groups of people. For individual therapy, things are done on a case-by-case basis, and there's no need to categorize something just because you want to categorize everything.

>>2078107
>subscribe
Nice one. I've been to several of both. Most psychiatrists are MORE than willing to throw drugs at a problem. They spent that extra time at school for the authority to do so, and they do it liberally.

>Psychologist
Work through your problems with you.
>Psychiatrist
HERE HAVE SOME DRUGS!

I like to think of orbit as continually falling towards the sun and MISSING. Reminds me of HHGG that way.

>instantly freeze in absolute zero of space
Aaaaaand THERE'S the troll part.

>>1996739
/r9k/ is misogyny central. So ronery, bitches and whores, relationshit, hookup threads, contact info, blah blah blah. /adv/ was created as an attempt to reduce the flood of FOREVER ALONE threads, but it's clear it failed miserably.

>>1996712
>/tg/
>weeaboo

The only really weeaboo thing there is /jp/. Don't hate on fa/tg/uys, they're cool, although the mods have gone power crazy as of late.

>>>/co/
It's my home.
>>>/sci/
Troll physics are hilarious, and space travel threads are awesome.
>>>/r9k/
>>>/adv/
>>>/sp/
>>>/new/
Best trolling anywhere. Most hilarious shitstorms ever.

For an undergrad education? Do you think I'm retarded?