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>>9020470
Both.

It exists as a collection of pixels.

>>9020470
>>9020493
No, it isn't a monkey.

>>>/his/
/sci/ is not for philposting

>>9018625
It's pretty obvious that race and IQ has at least something to do with genetics but we can't admit it because that would be literally Hitler.

http://thealternativehypothesis.org/index.php/2017/01/07/race-and-iq-the-case-for-genes/

Also, how would you promote intelligence in other races? Eugenics? Because genetic engineering is not a thing yet

Because admitting that one race is, on average, more intelligent than others would hurt people's feelings. Apparently nowadays science cares more about feelings than fact. We need a good plague that targets morons. 99% of the stupidest people on this planet could die tomorrow, and it would be the best thing that ever happened to the human race.

because the paradigm shift will dismantle entire industries built of nurture-ism. If intelligence was as hereditary as athleticism, are daycares, enrichment centers and academics all going to start stripping?

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>tfw you double majored in CS and Math.

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>triple majored in CS and Math and Stats

>>9017973
>tries to triple major bio, env sci, and chem
>only got two
tfw

>>9011581
>>>/x/

>>9011581
Feddie Mercury only ever existed in this universe. Somewhere else, Schmeddie Mercury never stopped singing.

>>9013132
I'm packing.

>>9021789
at that point it's really just tissue culture. Id imagine a normal lifespan, not sure if normal neurological degradation would occur. The real question is, what do you mean by "survive"? Retain self-awareness, consciousness, or just the cells are alive?

What would it be like to be that brain?

You would finally be able to just think without any possible distractions

>>9021812
retain consciousness.

>>9021424
physics degree is a 1 way ticket to working at mcdonalds for the rest of your life

>>9021631
No surprise since it's apparently consists mostly of playing with office supplies until you "invent" something

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>>9021631
AT LEAST I CAN EXPLAIN HOW FIDGET SPINNERS WORK

>>9021280
>doesn't chaos theory prove that life/our existence is deterministic?
What's the proof?

Yes. But only on large scales. Because on the smallest scale things are random. There's no way to determine anything. It becomes predictable on higher scales because it's like throwing six million dice. If you throw 3 dice you don't know what the result will be but with six million it's easy to see there will be about one million for each side. Don't believe anyone who tells you otherwise

>>9021285
>Because on the smallest scale things are random. There's no way to determine anything
Meanwhile QED is one of the most accurate theories ever

I know this is super basic but legit just good sleep

Doesn't mean that i do it

>>9020656
First you need to be born with hereditary Asperger's or high-functioning autism.
Do you have either?

>>9020656
Let's start with....
what do you think?

And are you paid to make this same thread over and over?

Should you define it to be

no, if it was natural it wouldn't have taken hundreds of years longer to come into use after the other naturals

yeah why not

>>9020582
*almost killed

>>9020582
>what's the chance this fucker erupts while I'm up there?
50/50, either it erupts or it doesn't

>>9020582
Think about it this way, that BBC now has a helluva story to tell after being almost killed by a volcano. The risk is worth it.

does this really surprise anyone? so-called climate "scientists" can't seem to get their story/model straight for what, 40 years now?

>>9019530
>data "science"
not science, but i'd argue popsci getting BTFO is on topic and very welcome

nonmeme source or it didn't happen

>>9019375
>But how can there be more squares than natural numbers if for every natural number there exists one square?
there aren't more squares, for the reason you just said

n <-> n^2 is a bijection so they have the same cardinality

>>9019375
That capsule also ripped off a dudes legs

>>9019378

What if you started counting and then kept track of how many squares and non-squares you found

Could not it be proven that after a certain point the amount of non-squares will always exceed the amount of squares?

>>9018961
You're retarded for even asking.

sage

>>9018965
why tho

>>9018967
>why tho
You know damn well "free energy" belongs on /x/, just like ghosts and bigfoot, but even more so.
Think about it. In the VERY unlikely event bigfoot and ghosts exist, they must be purposefully hiding somewhere.
You can't build a Sasquatch in your garage.
If free energy devices weren't complete bullshit, somebody would have built one, patented it, and retired to a palace on a private tropical island.
sage

>solar energy
but the sun is lava
its volcanic energy

>>9017522
>plants capture 100 percent of the sun's energy
>plants capture even 100 percent of the energy that hits them
Yeah, I guess plants are all incredibly cold because none of that energy becomes heat or anything.

>>9017522
>plants radiate some sunlight as heat
>100%efficient
Gtfo

Because there is stuff in your saliva that sticks to your teeth and needs to be brushed off.

>>9017001
I wish we wouldn't have to brush teeth at all.

>current year
>voluntarily letting (((them))) poison you with flouride