/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4773947

>Fascists TOTALLY aren't authoritarian, right? Right?

Fuck off.

>>4773800
>No, fascist government will protect capitalists from working class

>Fascists protecting anything other than themselves and their control over everyone else

You don't even realize how much of an asshole you are.

>>4771847

Actually, scratch that: You deserve to date a psychotic bitch.

>>4771848

I never implied you'd go out with anyone, anon.

>>4771839

The reason our skulls are so much larger than our ancestors is due to a mutation that caused very weak jaw muscles, thereby applying less pressure on the skull and allowing it to expand further.

Genetic biodiversity is a GOOD thing.

What does it matter if they are in the same field or not?

As long as they are roughly equivalent in intelligence and not complete psychopaths, then you're just about set.

>>4771809

Well played.

To actually answer your question, I used to be very good at it, but my eyesight has been shitty for the last three years or so.

>>4771579

Do you know how vinegar is produced?

>>4771656

I'm also French. It isn't difficult.

>>4771569

I think HE RACIST, bro.

>>4771571

And yet, they consume fucktons of vinegar.

Go figure.

>>4771543

I think OP just wants to troll them.

In which case, tell them that there's alcohol in ripe fruit and fruit juices (IIRC, the average cup of orange juice has up to .5% alcohol by volume).

Start small and see how it affects you before you go smoking a gram to yourself.

Be in a quiet, isolated place. Have lots of food and water handy. Make sure you have nothing that needs to be done for the rest of the day.

Having your own little joint is far more enjoyable than having a big one that you pass around constantly.

>>4771035

The early Roman Republic was the benchmark of an entire political system and remains so today. It only went downhill once they started ignoring their constitution.

They also had excellent architecture. Masonry advanced a lot thanks to the Romans.

Hell, just the fact that they made roads is worthy of praise. We take it for granted today, but that was a HUGE undertaking.

>>4770977
>Completely different socioeconomic model
>Semantics

>converting fractions to decimal

There's your problem!

>>4770931

That'd be funny if we actually lived in a capitalist society.

I lived my entire life in a CORPORATIST country and have a strong distaste for that, too.

>>4770916

It actually sounds more like "I not am using (insert second part of negative that doesn't exist in English) a translator"

You can't just change it word for word. It turns into gibberish.

>>4770908

Oh god.

What translator are you using?

>>4770890

I'm just saying you shouldn't judge too harshly based on a small spelling mistake.

>Peut-être que si sa grammaire était mauvais d'utiliser un traducteur en ligne

The irony.

>>4770896

Neither of the people you quoted claimed it would completely eliminate it.

Sandstorms.

>>4770856
"Enlightened" is little more than a buzzword.

"According to their need" leads to "getting rid of people whose needs are greater". If you don't get that, perhaps you need to read something other than communist propaganda (You know, HISTORY, maybe?).

Feel free to live in your own little commune, but don't EVER try to force it on other people.

>>4770861

English might not be his first language, 'tit cul.

>>4770834

Except people with special needs often cannot produce as much, making them "undesirables".

>What's that, tovarishch? You get sick if you eat bread? That's a damn shame, it is. Your food is a lot more expensive. You know... If we don't feed you for a while, then suddenly it's a lot cheaper for us!