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I prefer d flat

>>7871683

Can you stop memeing?

>>7871680
they don't

>>>/g/

Evolution never ends.

We are more likely to see the evolution of our species, simply because we are more likely to live now than we were in the past.

In the past, if you had a genetic disadvantage, you were much more likely to die than others. If you had a genetic advantage, you were much more likely to survive than others.

Because of this, people with genetic disadvantages died quickly and people who were neutral died more quickly once those with genetic advantages were significant in number.

Nowadays, even if you have a fairly severe genetic disadvantage, you are still likely to survive, simply because of our medicinal system.

Because people from all spectrums are more likely to survive, then we will become aware of genetic differences between one-another more quickly, simply because only a fewer of them will be eradicated than in the past.

>>7871207
>simply because only a fewer of them will be eradicated than in the past.

Sorry, I meant "simply because fewer of them will be eradicated than in the past".

>>7871193
>Humanity is no longer subject to natural selection
Kek, we're just more subject to our own selection actually since we shape our environments so much.

What's the mathematical formule used to describe the inner volume of a tetrahedral non-euclidean prism where h*x=(x2)/(h-72)

I have cancer

"What is your name?"

>>7870482
Is this a question?

Slightly less tinfoil do you believe that there's life in the clouds? The conditions there are near identical to Earth.
http://www.abc.net.au/cgi-bin/common/printfriendly.pl?/news/scitech/2002/09/item20020926135029_1.htm

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>>7869773

Venus is a pretty hostile environment, and it's unlikely that life, even bacteria would be able to survive there long enough to make their mark. Pics are from the Soviet's Venus probe.

>>7869773
The fuck does it say rover there? I don't see a damn thing on that page that says rover
>>7869778
>> near identical to earth
Except for you know the SULFURIC ACID

>>7869765
What did the bartender tell to the neutron?

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>>7869765

>>7869765
If I wanted a joke I'd ask for your GPA

>>7869216
There is no general purpose proof method

>>7869218
Yes there is. Sit there banging your head against the problem for hours, days, or weeks until you come up with a proof.

>>7869218
>>7869229
Said high school students who think they've ever done proofs

pls

you sound like you're a teenager and really want to keep seeing yourself as being smart. you should probably accept that you aren't that smart ("strategy" games mean pretty much nothing) or even better, go up an order of acceptance and just not care

>>7869082
How about you answer the questions that were actually asked instead of playing Freud with me, huh?

aquatic apes, duh

im still hairy as fuck...?

Found this:

>Why humans lost their body hair: to stop their brains from overheating as we evolved. The need to keep a cool head is why man became a naked ape according to scientists who believe they can finally explain why humans are the only primate to lose their body fur.

Not sure about that.

>>7867437
1. men have a wider range of IQ distribution
2. even if you did have a female genius, she might not care about science or she might get pregnant

>>7867437
Autism is a male thing, cf. Baron Cohen. That isn't to say that there aren't autistic women Temple Grandin is an example. There's probably also an element of under diagnosis, although I'm not sure as to the prevalence of that.

>>7867437
Because they are too busy being sluts.

He could've spent a partial moment of his life making a baby then having that baby raised to continue his legacy. The question is whether raising the baby is worth the risk.

No.

Yes.

Fucking/Masturbating chemically kills your drive(desensitizes dopamine receptors, then reduces dopamine with prolactin. Prolactin is the male orgasm chem). So when you are not wasting time with porn and pussy, you are unmotivated for anything else.

There is more: the male libido comes from Estradiol, which is made from Testosterone. Estradiol is an estrogen, and it's constant presence in the blood effeminates the brain in the long term, and increases aggressiveness in the short-term. "Without libido, women quickly become awkward beings in the eyes of a male".

These are the main two. A minor one I haven't get into depth is that you lose a considerable amount of minerals in ejaculation(mainly zinc). I think it is fair to say that if you lost the same volume in blood, you wouldn't doubt it was a bad thing. And it is fair to say your body produces more easily blood than semen, so semen is even more precious.

These are the biological facts on this, I will come later with Macro/Societal ones in a minute.

My absolute favorite algebraic construct is the set of anticommutative operators acting on orthonormal Barnett spaces.

that no one can figure out if there are any odd perfect numbers

a perfect number being one equal to the sum of its proper divisors

e.g. 6 because 6=1+2+3 but not 8 because 8 =! 1+2+4

>>7866605
r=c
θ∈[0,2π)

>i don't know what a dimension is

>>7865813
There are only spatial dimensions.
Time is only an illusion you retard, lrn2physics

>>7865818
>i have no clue what a dimension is

>>7865495
You're right, I never go to lectures and I get great grades.

What else is there to college anyway? I can have a social life outside of class.

Textbooks can sometimes misguide you so it really clears up many doubts. Also, if the professor is really good he could make it worth it. Exams can also cover shit not in the program if the professor decides it. Emm and well, textbooks can be pretty difficult to maintain focus on even if the subject is interesting.

>>7865514
Ssh I'm trying to get this idiot to pass up all the great opportunities that going to class and talking to professors make available.

>>7865078
/sci/ is full of pseodintellectual high schoolers and college freshmen who don't actually know anything. It is extremely ill-advised to listen to anything this board says.

>>7865279
Whatever nerd

>>7865279
This. /sci/ has the losers in STEM, the guys on reddit is what scientists are really like

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>1/4 of the new MCAT is psychology

REEEEEEEEEEEEE

>wahh I have to take classes that aren't hard sciences

Grow up.

>>7864576
Psychology can be interesting anon, give it a try.