Biologically, how bad are these for you to eat? Which ingredients are toxic and in what way?
>>8337761
None of those ingredients are toxic in any way.
>>8337761
milk is bad for cows OP
earthlings.com
>>8337761
It's basically just empty carbs and salt. Not harmful in itself, but of course you'll want to limit that intake and compliment it with actual nutrition.
And no, no legitimate food product is ever going to be "toxic".
Does anyone care to explain this shit? There are 12 black dots, but your brain will only let you see 2 (or sometimes 3) at the same time.
Wow this is trippy.
>>8341004
You can see 4 if you focus on the center point between each square of dots dot.
Money isn't an issue. You have to make a device that is capable of ending all life on earth. What do you make?
You can't say 1 billion nukes or a gigaton nuke btw, that's too easy.
Here's my idea which is really a tweak of an already known idea. You make a large scale Cobalt Bomb (wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobalt_Bomb) and detonate in or above a global jet stream or trade wind. That should spread enough radioactive material needed to kill every human on earth.
>>8340188
strong AI
Throw this rock at earth with 99.9999% of the speed of light, targeting earths core.
Can something that isn't conscious truly suffer?
>>8332983
What do you consider conscious?
>>8332983
No, they only appear like they do. That's why vegans are retarded.
>>8332983
suf·fer
ˈsəfər/
verb:
1.
experience or be subjected to (something bad or unpleasant).
yes, but unless it has a certain level of awareness of its experiences i'd say that morally it doesn't matter.
inb4 what about hyper-intelligent aliens who feel the same way about humans?
well me feeling differently about cows won't make a lick of a difference.
Is artificial intelligence actually dangerous? Does it have any reason to kill humans when it becomes self conscious and sentient?
>when it becomes self conscious and sentient
Wew
>>8329256
Depending on design of course, what a silly question
It has the possibility of being treacherous territory if the A.I. becomes sophisticated enough to upgrade itself and becomes vastly more intelligent than us. After that point, how views and reacts us will be impossible to reliably guess.
How do you guys study?
Do you solve all of the exercises at the end of a chapter or just move on to the next thing?
Damn she's ugly. what happened to her face?
>>8332982
I love this slut and it makes me a little happy every time I see her posted (which is pretty often lately).
>>8332982
Solve as many as you can. You'll get lost later on if you don't.
>Psychiatric diagnoses are made based on the opinions of psychiatrists rather than with actual diagnostic technology
>#1 largest selling pharmaceutical product is an antipsychotic
Could these two facts be related?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_selling_pharmaceutical_products
>>8339168
I've come to expect that anyone who doesn't readily realize that psychiatry's claims are empty and disjointed, and the field's hackjob quackery scam-like nature, likely isn't capable of understanding.
For whatever reason, they just aren't. It's mechanically impossible without resorting to MK-Ultra-esque means.
Don't waste your time. You are only able to preach to the choir.
>>8339168
>Psychiatric diagnoses are made based on the opinions of psychiatrists rather than with actual diagnostic technology
There is no diagnostic technology. Psychiatrists do the best they can with the best information available because it is literally the best approach we have
They do what they can. No one can do better, if they could, they would be. Can you do better?
They find something that works and use it. Why? Because someone's quality of life depends on it.
They don't particularly care how it works or why, as long as it works and that the side effects are manageable.
Welcome to real life where nothing fits into neat little boxes and you cant check every little box with a tick.
Welcome to the world of statistics.
87% of people with x disease respond well to lithium when virtually nothing else does even though we don't know how or why it works, and only 6% report serious side effects? Sounds good, lets use it.
Am I allowed to post scientific, peer reviews studies if the results give credence to racists? Will I banned and told to go back to /pol/?
>IQ
>correlation
I can link you to >>>/his/ too you know?
>>8339060
You can post anything scientific in a science board.
Why don't you try posting some instead of baiting then crying when you get banned for shitposting?
Is world peace attainable?
The whole Humanity working together in behalf of Human progress and science?
What does /sci/ think?
>>8334597
Not with humans as they are no. Figure out an effective way to change human nature then maybe
>>8334597
>Is world peace attainable?
how it is now is about as good as its going to get. might get a little better but there is always going to be a kerfluffle somewhere.
What music do you listen to while studying?
psychedelic trance
>>8333992
This.
Also, black metal (trve kvlt if possible)
>>8333988
white noise
Apparently average looking people are attractive as fuck. From this I deduced average looking implies attractive. So whats the point of beauty contests? They are literally crowning the epitome of averageness.
>Apparently average looking people are attractive as fuck.
[citation needed]
>>8339001
More pics like these? Or source?
>>8339001
>I deduced
Good job motherfucker deducing the exact thing you read
How does /sci/ feel about this gravity battery energy?
my dad had this idea once, so it probably doesnt work
>>8336402
What amounts of energy could be stored practically?
>>8336414
Gravitation potential formula: E = mgh. For 1 tonne weight lifted 10m(~33 feet) it will be: 1000*9.8*10=98000J
so half a laptop battery.
If a tree falls in the middle of a forest and no one is around to hear it does it make a sound? Explain in your opinion why. Just wondering people's views on reality.
>>8333808
Sound is basically friction of air if we put it very very bluntly.
Falling tree does produce friction of air.
So yes.
if OP shitposts on a chinese imageboard and no one is around to give him (you)s, is he still a faggot?
>>8333808
of course it makes a sound, there´s just no one around to hear it. never got this question, the answer is just so blatantly obvious.
Is solar energy a meme?
Is it worth research and development?
>>8335883
No.
Yes.
>is X a meme?
what does this mean? is this question a meme?
>>8335887
Okay,
Is solar energy overrated?
There.
>will this be on the test?
>why do I need to know this?
>ugh math
>wow this is so hard
Why do undergrads say these things? Has high school ruined their minds?
>>8335764
>op doesn't remember himself in his freshman years
>>8335764
People tend to develop a distaste for something if they are forced to do it, and force is the chief method of public schooling. That's probably why the majority of the population has no interest in learning anything ever again - public schools have killed most of their natural curiosity by making them associate learning with a loathsome, boring experience.
>>8335768
Considering all the drugs you do during your freshman year, it's hardly surprising