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Is there a single flaw in this plan?
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>>8955666
>Does "number of flaws" == 1
Nope
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>infinite
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A few, but go on. What's the next step of your master plan
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consanguineous reproduction 2017-06-04 01:59:31 Post No.8955448
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consanguineous reproduction
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I've heard that the risks associated with reproducing with a first cousin for the sole purpose of procreation are the same as a 40 year old woman having children.
Are the genetic defects overstated and being debunked?
I also heard that recessive genes can be purged by inbreeding. How does this work?
My cousin is smart and pure and I want to marry her desu. We're both of above average IQ so our children would be too.
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>>8955448
>lies made up by Jews who want whites to inbreed and/or die out
Don't procreate with your family.
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>>8955448
Just do it and have fun with your downie retard spawn. You can try a couple times for a normal one, most of the downie should die by like 20.
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>>8955454
we'll have tests done before they're born and abort them if they show signs of genetic diseases.
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I've spent many years thinking about this issue, and I've come to a conclusion: time does not exist. Time is a completely artificial human construct that we use to measure the change in atoms around us.
Imagine there was an endless white void. Inside this white void, there were only two things: a cup of water, and you, a human onlooker.
Now let's say that one day, this cup of water spilled. As a human, because we have the ability to perceive the change in atoms around us, we apply the rules of time to this situation, and thus we recognize the difference: the cup of water was once full, now it is spilled. We have a memory of it being full, now we have a memory of it spilling. Time. The measured difference between the form of atoms.
Now, let's imagine that the cup magically re-assembled itself. Every last drop of water went right back into the cup, and was in the exact position that it was before it spilled. Nothing changed. The difference in "time" between 5 minutes before the cup spilled, and 5 minutes after the cup was re-filled, is completely identical. The only difference? The little memory that we, humans, have stored in our subconscious that tells us this event happened. If you, the human onlooker were to die, that event never would have happened, because the only thing telling us it happened was a memory inside your noggin.
Time doesn't exist. It's all in your head.
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if the past existed it means time exists
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>>8954838
Except the past didn't exist. The only thing telling you the past existed is the memory inside your head telling you that it did.
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>>8954830
>Time doesn't exist.
>I've spent many years
lol, stopped reading there
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Is faith necessary for science? 2017-06-03 07:27:50 Post No.8954569
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Is faith necessary for science?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2Vx9qoLzFs&t
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>>8954569
>faith
>belief
>truth
that's philosophy, not science
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>>8954597
>I have faith that the data I am getting from an experiment is valid for my existence
>I believe that I and other scientist are uncovering the fundamental nature of the world
>My scientific truths are more valid than your philosophical and religious truths
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>>8954621
>I have faith
>I believe
>uncovering the fundamental nature of the world
>truths
philosophy
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So I did recently look into some stuff about the Nazis building flying saucers and stuff (if someone is interested here a thread about the stuff https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/126352757 )
However one thing mentioned frequently is the Schumann levitator which is apparently used to propulse the saucer. Now my question is if a structure like pic related (which allegedly is the schumannlevitator) would be able to let things hover and overcome gravity
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This seems at best, terribly inefficient
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>>8954365
why not make one yourself and find out OP?
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>1: there is a fuckton of literally invisible matter out there that has no reason for existing and no known way to function
>2: our theories on gravity dont work on larger scales
why do scientists claim 1 is more likely?
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>>8949486
because our theories on gravity do work on larger scales?
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>>8949486
Well:
>There's no reason to believe every particle use every possible interaction
>Cold dark matter is incredibly predictive
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>>8949487
>discrepancy so enormous you have to invent a placeholder matter that composes of more exotic matter than there is normal matter in the entire universe.
Is mathematics analytic or synthetic?
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Is this, dare I say it, philosophy of mathematics?
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Both
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>analytic/synthetic dichotomy
Shiggy
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NEANDERTHAL CLONING WHEN? 2017-05-31 03:45:55 Post No.8947168
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NEANDERTHAL CLONING WHEN? BRING BACK OUR BROTHERS.
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they are literally human
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Related question: when are we finally bringing mammoths back?
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This will never fly with any ethics committee. Probably never.
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Antarctica gaining ice mass 2017-06-06 01:16:55 Post No.8959390
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Antarctica gaining ice mass
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https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/nasa-study-mass-gains-of-antarctic-ice-sheet-greater-than-losses
Above study concludes that Antarctica is gaining more ice on the Western side ( Under Aus ) then what is melting on the Eastern side ( Indian ocean ) and Arctic combined.
Sea levels rising anyway?
Ocean temperature increase enough to rise sea levels to the point we're at now? WTF is going on. Somethings not right.
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>>8959390
What is the Greenland Ice cap?
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>>8959395
Saw a study saying it's not melting enough to matter too. Didn't save referance... I'll have to go find it again. Sigh
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>>8959390
Sea levels are not rising.
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ITT: Times common core got it right.
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>>8958427
Need to keep working on those bait skills, champ.
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>>8958431
It's elegant, concise, takes up only one line of the paper, and it's easy to catch any mistakes you made. Not to mention it makes you consciously think about order of operations, which is the biggest problem most people have with equations like this.
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>>8958427
That's actually kind of a clever analogy for teaching that shit.
Of course, the user will run into trouble with stuff that isn't really invertible like even exponents and roots but that's okay if they're warned about it.
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Recent high school grad here. I'm planning on majoring in math, but have 0 background in proofs. Could anyone recommend a good book as an introduction to proofs? I'd like to study it over the summer.
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Try a book on some easy topic like basic number theory or basic algebra, the only way to learn proofs is by doing them
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>>8957660
I found "The Book of Proof" by Richard Hammack pretty easy and informative, although I've also heard good things about "How to Prove It" by Daniel Velleman.
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>>8957714
I got the latter, will check out the former, thank you.
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What's some software that anyone interested in STEM or pursuing a degree in STEM should have?
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>>8956945
chrome
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microsoft excel
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itunes
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Challenge from sci's genius 2017-06-04 06:46:02 Post No.8955827
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Challenge from sci's genius
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so what is theta?
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>>8955827
Its a greek aalphabet
jk lol its 30 deg
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>>8955971
see me after class, brainlet
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>>8955827
infinidy doesn't exisd :DDDDDDD
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if retrovirus like HIV can only be transmitted through humans. why we don't simply put all AIDS patients in AIDS city?
in 30-50 years AIDS won't exist anymore and we can stop shelling billions into HIV research
we have a chance to eliminate the problem for good, but we rather endanger people and keeping patients alive on medicine
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>>8951972
Feelings
that's honestly it
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Leper colonies didn't root out leprosy.
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This is a great idea, mainly because I have had it too. It would work. If all people were rational and went voluntarily it would be great. All people are not rational.
Best we can do is only sleep with people we trust. Unfortunately for most people this excludes all possible mates.
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Is fapping bad for you? 2017-06-02 04:18:37 Post No.8950886
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Health, mentally and physically.
Does fapping increase or decrease mental ability?
What is the best fap routine?
Is it bad for you and you should just quit?
Bonus if cited sources
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fap = good (especially for your prostate)
porn = bad
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>>8950886
its good for your physical health but if you fap like 4 times a day (basically being addictive) is bad for your mental health
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>>8950886
too much is bad for everything (physical and mental