/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2189468
You dumbass.

"It's on the internet...IT MUST BE FAKE."
It's an image of a convicted criminal or some shit.
You'd be amazed what people could lived through.
Personally I think you could be amazed by anything. Even sand.
You like that? Yeah, that's right you bitch.
Enjoy your sand, sand fucker.

1=1

0.9≠1

>>2142018
From what I heard they're not talking about arsenic metabolism at all being the focus so you must be the dishonest one.
YOU'RE LYING TO YOURSELF!

Why does Gravity exist?

Can I get a version that's a little more...complicated?
Maybe increase the vagueness a little too?

http://www.opednews.com/articles/Scientists-robot-sex-part-by-Terrence-Aym-101031-539.html?show=vote
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Is your wallet ready?

It's a Reich Fish.
During WW2 Hitler had a bunch of genetic experiments on fish, mammals and other assorted creatures "to further the knowledge of the world in the name of the furher" or some shit like that.
This is one of them.

/sci/, when will we fuck robots?

Not- not that uncanny valley shit they produce in Japan now, you know damn well what I'm talking about.

>>1984509
Maybe with more time, perhaps OP can create some kind of pressurized fail-safe to prevent it from flooding.
How? I don't know. But with enough spare time it shouldn't bee too hard to find out.

Nah. Lets just admire it.

>The powder toy

>>1880156
>I don't believe anything on that show for a second, especially that guy that could supposedly to complex calculations in milliseconds and report to 50 decimal places, (for example the cubed root of 574835.23)
Dude, are you in fucking denial?
That guy's been around on TV since the 90s.
You seem a little paranoid.

You've all been a great help. Thanks.

If I put a phone in an unplugged microwave, would it be protected from an EMP?

Sarsaz

Rule 34. Most people ask "WHERE?".

I ask "Why?".

Why do we have R34? Why do we wish to see things in a sexual context so badly as an internet people?

"How about I slap your shit?"
-Andrew Jackson

>>1769649
That's because it was a love story. A silly film of how two people ruin a man's life until the point he commits suicide so they can be together.

Lets assume all ants on earth suddenly gain human intellligence.
How long could we hold out against them?

>>1740417
You don't know how much I want to kill you. You might have an inkling, a hint or the tinest morsel of a cheesy concept of the crisp grilled lettuce of an idea of how much I want to kill you, but the cheesy goodness you're thinking of is wrong.

>>1740354

"Okay, so Bob can do the dishes in 1 hour and mow the lawn in 2.
It takes Terry 30 minutes to do the dishes, and 900 trillion years to mow the lawn. Who has the comparative advantage?"

I really do dislike those econ questions.

So THIS is an astronomers test?


Damn hard.