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>>8421710
>Implying a 4D simulation will be possible.

If a 4th dimension does exist, raising a child in one probably wouldn't be a good idea.

>>8421722
If you could get a rudimentary simulation of 3D into 2D and 2D into 1D why couldn't you do a rudimentary simulation of 4D into 3D?

In essence you'd get a child that learns about its surrounding in 4D and his brain would "transcend" 3D when brought into our world which would be helpful for spacetime research

>>8421710
I think the human neurological machinery could probably handle 4D logic if exposed from birth. Soon I will attempt to figure if it can be learned as well.

>>8428021
Try surviving in Alaska without any technology or tools just with your "natural biology".

Humans adapt their environment for survival. The same thing will happen with Mars. This person uses a strawman argument, "natural life on Mars is impossible". When Musk never argued for that. He and anyone sane, aka not a low IQ babby like this faggot, understand living on Mars involves enclosures calibrated to sustain life.

Living on Mars is easier than living on the moon or in space, due to the higher natural gravity. There are also resources on Mars that can be harvested to "sustain" a population.

This little paragraph of arguments by some low IQ shit means nothing.

>>8428021
>Kim Stanley Robinson
literally who?

>>8428021
Same old dumb argument, same flaws, different prettied up pathos wrapping.

The human species cannot handle itself, this much is obvious. If we wish to continue our plague-like spread we have to get out of here before the means, or we ourselves, are gone. It's that simple. There is no reversing or reconciling what has happened here, ecologically, culturally, or socially. It's over. Life has no restarts, but we can only attempt to start over.

Schiapparelli? More like shrapnelli.

>>8424937
Ah well. Better luck next time

>>8424937
Geniune question : Why is it so hard for them to monitor the probe's descend ? Seems like they need a whole week just to know if it landed on Mars. In comparaison the Curiosity sequence seemed nearly instant.

>>8423610
>I fuckin luv science
>nucular power is science
>I fuckin luv nucular power

>>8423610
Because nuclear is clean, the fuel is abundant and the technology is still very crude so there is massive room for improvement

>>8423633
>the fuel is abundant

We only have 80 years left at the current consumption rate

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-long-will-global-uranium-deposits-last/

>>8428046
In my opinion people should just do what they enjoy and stop arguing about it.

>>8428061
I support this statement

>>8428046
>verbal IQ

>>8427818
What about mathematical physics and in general, those physicists who are also mathematicians in their own right?

>>8427818
Nah, it doesn't exist. What else would you add in it?

>>8427818
>physics is applied math

math is just a tool, not a process that can be followed and it will just result into physics somewhere

>>8427718
Psychology

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>>8427718
Computer Science
Software Engineering
(*) Technology

>sociology

They are worthless compared to the possibility of having interplanetary societies.

Besides, our chances of extinction are larger if we spend it on those 'suffering' than they'd be if we colonized Mars/Venus.

>>8427110
>if we colonized Mars
Not in this civilization.

>>8427110
>I can't walk and chew gum at the same time!
ok

Yes. You cannot bend the fabric of the universe.
It's all theoretical garbage like infinite universe or white holes.

>>8421139

Not according to that one guy in that kick ass documentary about a ship that passes through the event horizon of a black hole only to get sucked into a hellish universe

>>8421139
>>8421139
>You cannot bend the fabric of the universe
Maybe you can't because I am doing exactly that right now.

>>8428211
We all know that intelligence is randomly assigned and not inherited as a genetic property.
>>>/pol/

>>8428211
i feel a lot relief, im dumb as a stone but my girl is a top tier researcher i think she just married me for my muscles

>>8428213
>"intelligence genes are carried on the X chromosome, and women have two of these"

U mad, boys? Researchers have proven this

And what degree should one pursue?

Trades? Pajeet can do that. Finances? Pajeet can do that too.

There's no way you can compete with Pajeet unles you learn to work for Pajeet's wage.

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If you went into something because of the money instead of interest/natural aptitude for it you shouldn't be surprised when you're below average at it and can't find work.

>>8427869
Then why are STEM professions at the top of every countries salary rankings, medicine the most? You're a fucking moron, OP.

No. Entropy is the reality and normality. Thinking anything can last forever is the mistake.

I think it's incredibly arrogant of you that you that you think something that will happen billions of years from now concerns you in the slightest.

>>8427508
>arrogant
Yeah you don't know what this word means. Being worried that all of existence will end doesn't translate to being all about yourself.

>>8424012
win the lottery

>>8424012
Achieve immortality and absolute control over every aspect of reality through whatever means.

Swim to New Zealand

>>8423828

Budget of NASA : 19 300 millions $
Budget of ESA : 5 764 millions $

>>8423855
Number of European flags on Mars: 0

>>8423855

What's the combined GDP of the 22 member states?

>>8427698
It is more relevant than psychology.

Phenology is bullshit, and I'm surprised I would need to tell anyone that.

Eugenics isn't a science, it's a poorly thought out application of science.

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>phrenology

Too inconsistent

>eugenics

Lacks precision