/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2889851

>Impotent.

>>2082229
You can do it but you'd have to make alot of assumptions based on average speech levels and average hearing ranges.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JGZIjx9UIo&feature=channel

>>2063334
We're not quite at the meat-mushroom stage yet though.

>>2063275
Obviously they're not the same thing; though they are remarkably similar.

404? Not yet.

>>2063255
True. But perhaps as a side effect, there will be benefits.

>>2063217
Ah, I was thinking along the lines of entirely infertile organisms; which of course brings in it's own complications. And then there's genetic drift to take into account as well.

Hey.

Just going with the group?

>>2063164
Why not code in a terminal fault? Such as an inability to survive without a certain solution in the diet.

>>2063151
I was really enjoying quite a few conversations on here too. Sad to say, but I suspect they'll all have premature deaths at this rate.

>>2063113
Lol ^_^

>>2063075
I wonder how many there actually are flooding the board. Is it just one, really sad and dedicated individual; or perhaps several, really sad, bored people.

>>2063055
I saved 8 characters of typing.
THAT SHIT AINT FREE YOU KNOW

>>2063031
Huh. (shrugs) Oh well.

Dix dix dix, dear god I love dix. Holy fuck Im the most pretentious case of self diagnosed aspergers on /sci/

Electromagnetism.

>>2062976
Why did you think I was female anyways?

>>2062985
Agreed.

>>2062980
Thought about it a little more. I pronounce it: char-mander.

>>2062976
Male actually.

And I can't believe I didn't see that one. I'll blame it on it being late here.

Depending on the day of the week, I live in a city, or in the countryside. All in all, I like to see the night sky clearly.

>>2062962
I still can't figure out why materializing a charmander from it's pokeball is going to make pants come off.

Do what you love; and best of luck to you.