/sci/ - Science & Math

>>1627336
I like the idea of this. There would be a lot fewer idiots running around if they were all just taught how to think.

>>1616160
>cursive
Useless
>email is too slow
It is.
>Beethoven
If he wanted to stay relevant he should have composed more sampling friendly music.

>2. Also is there a feed-back effect? I mean to say that does a declining population affect the fertility rate?
Look into the Easterlin Hypothesis. If I remember correctly it argues that members of smaller generations (cohorts) face less competition for jobs, are more economically successful, and therefore have more kids. Don't know what the consensus is on Easterlin's work these days, but I studied it a couple years ago in an economic and demographic forecasting class.

>>1607393
>a board that tackles scientific questions and whatnot constantly.
Do you visit some other /sci/ I don't know about?

....forgot my pic

Fuck yeah waifu thread

>including your imagination.

Play A Game of Pretend with it.

Do you also regularly browse /sci/ despite no science background? Why?

Make it happen you guys...

Not I. ;_;

Maybe a couple of decades down the road when it is time for my second career.

This is actually a very tolerant board compared to the rest of 4chan.

Also, "many" is the word you were looking for.

>>1514959
And China too.

I never thought Brave New World was really _that_ dystopian, at least not compared to 1984. Still, I think the future will be much better than the one Huxley envisioned. Hopefully much more egalitarian.

>>1486851
>>1486868
>implying heaven doesn't give a URM boost

U mad because we'll be given a full ride. Enjoy paying sticker for your salvation.

[ X ] 学中文
[ X ] troll
[ X ] fap

Productive day.

Existence jumped the shark after the 6th dimension, don't even waste your time.

It's a drilldo.

>>1429748
>dairy tales

BA Economics

>>1427875
This. (Unless you get a substantial amount of money from a T1)

>>1427867
I sincerely wish you good fucking luck. I'd like to hope that the economy will come back for classes of 2013 and 2014, but we'll likely never see the good old days lawyers enjoyed in the '00s.

>>1427762
That is kind of the point of having lawyers. If lawyers were responsible for determining guilt or innocence, what would we need juries for?

>>1427707
>lawyers are the sleaziest, un-principled, sons of bitches.

Cool opinion

>>1427655
It isn't good for the government to loan out 150K to thousands of law students at tier 3 and 4 schools. Most of these students will never find real legal work and will never be able to pay back these loans.

Plus, the ABA is supposed to be looking out for the health of the profession..