/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12104899
Yes. I agree. That is so annoying. I hate it when I see autistic men pretending not to be autistic when they really are. That is why I am so fortunate to not be autistic myself.

Malcolm X? More like malcom x-tra long and gonna squirt into my mtf pussy.

Hey guys! As you can see, I am the REAL OP. CHECK MY USERNAME. Anyways what does a dick taste like? boutta suck off a nigger and wondered if I should use flavored lube. Did Harriett Tubman have any suggestions for sucking nigger dick?

IS the earth hollow? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nuefToMMzk

IM BEING TO BELIEVE HELP

>>8185582
>Vagabond
Never read that shit.

But I am currently following like 10 ongoing manga about one guy surrounded by 6 bitches with huge tits and asses.

That makes me a connoiseur. ..
...
...

And One Piece, Berserk and Holyland are the true masterpieces.

I know I made this thread but now all I can think about is having a huge black cock in my asshole. Maybe lets hold up the thread for tomorrow guys, bump it every 6 hours or so. I will be too busy choking on black salami to formally continue this post.

See you in 3 weeks, the cock is not gonna suck itself.

>>8185476
I rate this post 10/10, anon.

>>8185458
Good name and saved millions of lives.

Doctor Robert Kellogg Crane and his sketch on a napkin of the sodium-glucose symporter.

The cause of the idiocy of the West, from once being the powerhouse of the world is solely upon the poor quality education system, lax in parenting; nanny state mandates and major cultural shift into tolerating everything for 'equality'. Counter-culture has become culture.

STEM needs to be the major focus of society once more, emphasis upon intellect and innovation, over feelings and tolerance for the intolerable.

My questions to /sci/ are:

What was your experience in STEM and how society reacted to it whilst you were or are in education?

What do you think can be done to bring Western culture back around into refocusing upon STEM, rather than the liberal arts and soft sciences?

>>8162318
> go read up on the medical literature
> assumption being i haven't
> never stated anything
> clearly misconstruing facts
> doesn't like being challenged
> probably has a personality disorder
> like being an autist

>>8162312
>stupid fucking faggot
see the pic on (>>8162307)
very original

>>8162310
kek
says the guy who has the hypocrisy
fucking drink bleach
do your parents a favour
they'd like their basement free

>>8162298
>>8162301
>>8162307
inb4 kys
but you should kys (>>8162298 & >>8162301)

>>8162298
> nobody is getting offended retard
> retard
> Eat a bowl of dicks, retard.

>>8162301
> nice double post
> maybe he double posted because he didn't see that message before posting, probably because has auto turned off
> oh yeah, i didn't think of that

>>8162285
When have I once done that? Post a quote, or a link to the post. - Also, nice double post.

>>8162279
What? You're acting offended in regard to an entirely neutral question, simply wishing peoples experiences and any evidence of the common claim of people with HFASDs in STEM. You're are acting like the 'textbook' definiton of a "perpetually offended millennial" or a social justice thought police. Why don't you grow up and try to contribute to the discussion?

>>8162237
If you're quite done being a perpetually offended millennial. Why don't you enlighten me about this:Most of the so-called "autistic" people in STEM are just socially awkward, shy, or plain ol' anti-social assholes"?

>>8161658
> state something true
> get called edgy for it
That's 4chan in a nutshell.

>>8162237
Clearly you didn't read either the title: "Prevalence of HFASDs in STEM" or the actual question fully: "high-functioning autistic spectrum disorder". Note, I did not once mention all ASDs in my question, simply the one who are 'high-functioning'.

Perhaps, learn how to actually extrapolate information from text, before proceeding to embarrass yourself by displaying your inability to understand semantics.

Thank you for the laugh though, anon.

>>8162172
I find mathematics interesting on a number of levels, certainly when it comes to the possibles of cryptography.

>>8162175
Do you have any theory as to why people with HFASD are lazy? Perhaps, complacency in ones abilities?

I have a two part question for you /sci/, which you probably have been asked before:

1) Is it true that the majority of, or a large number of, people within STEM have some from of high-functioning autistic spectrum disorder?

2) If so, in which fields of STEM is it most common and in which fields of STEM is it least common?

>>8094940
Many girls who are academic tend not to be attractive but I am an exception. My looks rank 8/10. I know because I've posted my photograph online and asked strangers to rank them. Not everyone (including white persons) want their children to have colored eyes.

Whoops. With that done i have no further riddles