/sci/ - Science & Math

Realmente no lo veremos

Estos son los objetos más evasivos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzHOoIytEAI

>>9230321
Let´s pillage and hunt some psychopaths!

>>6381990

Oh, apologies. Some of the references could be applicable to emotion-emulation and "the robotic soul", I inferred this was about that.

>>6381972

I doubt giving a computer the capacity to modify its general behavior based on context is gonna impart it with some elusive magical quality that apparently only humans have

PS: I think we can agree that there is a difference between academic work and 4chan. I'm merely saying that citing works that weren't proofread is even worse than citing works that weren't peer reviewed.

>>6381958

apple brand iphones

>>6381909

it means that everything will decay into some low frequency radiation that will then indefinitely permeate the universe.

it's inevitable because one school of thought thinks it's the ultimate fate of the universe.

>>6381766
>>6381764

>pick out random citation
>spelling error on page two

what is the title of the actual paper?

>>3519632

Oh. That.

Honestly, it feels kind of unfair to call it "agnostic atheism" simply because you admit that you can't prove a negative. Calling yourself an agnostic implies you believe there isn't enough data to make a conclusion; calling yourself an atheist implies you believe there is.

>>3519606

Since when? I'm pretty sure Dawkins spent, like, half a chapter of The God Delusion on calling agnostiscism bullshit.

Show me what you got /sci/

>>1927006
I don't remember how much it cost, but I remember it was pretty high, and it didn't seam like it would have any benifit to this country outside of trivial knowledge.

It was maybe january or febuary after the big economic crunch shortly before the presidential election

i think nasa should be axed. I remember a few months after the big economic crash some nasa guy was on c span taling about a launch they did for a satelite that would scan a small area and figure out what percentage of the stars in that region had planets the size and distance from the star similar to the earth. It cost like a few billion dollars i believe.

What a waste. Intersteller travel doesn't seam realistically possible in my opinion. So what the fuck good is this project.

"hey bill, 5% of stars have earth like planets so there may be life, but we'll never encounter it"

"wow, fascinating"

fucking fags

glad i don't know who the chick is

I feel bad when people tell me they're majoring in philosophy. I never finished college, but I can't help but think to myself "man, your wasting all that money for something you could learn from books and the internet?" Fucking sucks man. i wish i had finished college. It's a lot of horse shit though. a peice of paper doesn't really make you smart. I feel i could do most people with degree's jobs better than them. The only degrees that I think really count are like math and science mostly. Like i could be a great teacher, but my credit sucks and i wouldn't really want to go to school for years and spend lots of money to show i can do something i already know i can do.

way to go bro

bumppppp

this is definitely one of the more interesting threads i've read on 4chan. only been on sci for like a week. I agree with a lot of what jew says, though have my doubts about some of it.

>>1925592
nice post jew

99% chance your fine if there isn't more to the story. If she is pregnant, it might not be yours.

>>1918562
there are also no different squirrels either. no red squirrel, ground squirrel, flying squirrel. There are only squirrels. there's also no animals either, just one type of animal. there's actually only one organism.

seriously dude, if you look at evolution, groups that evolve in different areas over time eventually become different species. if 1 million humans lived in another solar system for 20 million years and came back, they might be unable to biologically bread with the decendants of the humans that remaind on the earth.

There are rummors that at standford, they got an orangutan pregnant with human sperm (don't ask me how). When they realized what they had done, they aborted it and covered it up realizing it would probably stir up a huge shit storm that they would do something like that. If its really true, should orangutans be considered human and qualify for welfare and all that?

>>1918464
inb4 grammer nazis

I'll just add, that undoubtly "jews" have contributed to western culture. But it is also undeniable that there are some pretty shaddy jews out there doing some pretty shady buisness. israel was fucking stupid. i wouldn't care if jews did well in my society, but it isn't fair that white countries are being dewhitenized at a frightning rate but israel is able to maintain an apartied state and have so much influence over the west's media, money, politics and academia. Also I think the gas chambers are bullshit and the holocaust card is WAYYYYYYYYY over its limit and should stop being excepted.

Ok, I'm off to sleep. I don't hate all jews, just most. Well hate isn't quite the right word, but life isn't exactly jelly beans bjs.

>>1918431
jews are a small group that have had some managment by rabbis. Judaism is the slave master to the jew and shapes him.

Western europeans have a lower iq, but are more likely to produce the rare super high iq. The western european had a culture of freedom, honor and family for most of its history. This is why the two groups have evolved differently. Don't blow the jews.