/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3613519
Christ, 200k in overtime?

Okay, mcdonalds will pay $10/hr if you're lucky. Overtime is time-and-a-half. that's 13,333 hours of overtime, or 36 hours a day.

He works very, very hard.

>>3613430
>implying there aren't at least a few good looking /sci/ nerds.

Why do you guys get so upset with the MLP stuff? It's about as harmless as powerpuff girls was when 80% of you were young.

Why don't you grow up and show some damn tolerance? :|

>>3472038

>reasons gravity could be wrong?

Hint to your first question, it's not.

Net energy of the universe is zero. Thanks everyone for playing.

>>3472296
>implying i'm a trip fag
>Implying i'm mocking anyone
>implying these threads are worth anything while posting anonymous.

>>3471501
Oh, i didn't know this was /soc/ time.

>>3372010
Algae?

captcha
growth solvent

>>3371800
it only cares about the word you see in "double" If it has any punctuation or weird symbols, you can type anything. I, for one, type "SCIENCE" every time i see one.

Captcha:
Pierce allityle
SCIENCE allityle

I see squares and a bunch of circly-swirly spiral patterns.

I think the squares are like a keyboard.

Curiously, the same patterns in the same order show up everytime i do this. Don't push too hard on your eyeballs, just lightly.

>>3366620
They're right, it's not the size of your boat.

(though it's a whole lot easier to cross the atlantic in a cruise ship than in a row boat :B)

>>3321846
:|

>>3300300
I thought it was hilarious.

>>3300280
Yes, series.

leaving this here

>>3300169
>>3300177
Define doomsday.

Also, the years of imminent Nuclear warefare are pretty much over.

>>3300121
number 2 makes a decent motor if you hook up alternating current to it.

>>3294527
I fail to see your point.

>>3294422
a new candidate for page 15!

>>3292122
Hi. Is the structure of neurons the ONLY thing that makes your consciousness?
If i construct a clone with precisely the same nueron structure, do you get to control two brains at once?

>>3292111
No, the same molecules really doesn't matter because they're just protons, neutrons and electrons, and there's nothing special about the protons and neutrons and electrons in one atom as opposed to another.

and generally they won't be the same molecules if you want fast teleportation: Teleporters usually decontruct people, send a signal which is interpreted and then reconstructed out of different atoms. If you're going to just transport the molecules, why bother breaking the person down?

>>3292085
Sure, to everyone else.
If we cloned you right now atom-for-atom without killing you, you and your clone can interact and have tea with eachother or whatever, but if the clone kills the original you, the original you is dead and gone and the clone lives on. Essentially what's been done is you've let your twin-brother assume your identity.

>>3292055
...no, are you retarded? your body exists during sleep and is doing things to keep your body alive during sleep, and the body that wakes up is the same body that went to sleep before. Your body ceases to exist during teleportation and none of your vital signs are active after atomic teleportation. You may be the same construction with the same structure, but you're not the same person anymore, you're a clone of the original.

>>3291949
>>3291949
>>3291949
There is absolutely no difference from breaking down your molecules and moving them to another place than killing yourself and then later constructing a clone out of different atoms in a different place.

No, teleportation this way wouldn't work, you'll die and let a clone of yourself keep living.

>>3291395
get off of /sci/