Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 585. page

>>8866176
nobody cares about prehistoric crap faggot

>>8866180
Lots of /sci/entists are interested in the origins and evolution of the cosmos
Not all anons on /sci/ are on /sci/ to soley discuss homework

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>>8866176
I really want a board for us biobrainlets. /an/ consists of 90% "aww look at da cute dog XDd posting dis to r/adviceanimals" and bio discussions are too few and far between here.

Just like genders

my sister says I wear too much deodorant, I don't smell it

>>8866080
My wavelength is so oh-oh-oh.

Give up. There's no saving them once they get that far. I've met people IRL who think the moon landings were fake and they're just as thick as the people online who think it.

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>>8865909
>doesn't believe Atlantis existed
I can't tell if op is baiting. OP, it's common knowledge, not to mention historical fact, that Atlantis did indeed exist. Just ask the Greeks, those guys knew their shit. Seriously op, how would you even disprove this?

Its not on you to prove that atlantis doesnt exist. There is no evidence that it doesnt exist just like how There isnt evidence god exists. the burden of proof is on the assertion that atlantis DOES exist.
>>8865927
this is correct. there is historical information that a city of "atlantis" did exist. but there isnt unformation that a city under the water exists today.

>>8865690
>Can you do my homework?
No.

>>8865742
I don't think you grasp the nature of this problem

>>8865690
b
b for bye

>>8865343
Find something your partner values and stretch that to be the sole purpose of colonization. Like a conman.

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>>8865343
>colonize mars

The great thing about colonization is you don't have to convince anyone. Just take what's yours and kill or enslave anyone who gets in your way.

>>8865087
>mechanical engineer

Not our guy

>>8865087
If your career involves selling icecream from an old dirty van.

>>8865016
26 on expert
I guess I really am a brainlet :(

I got 3 on expert

17 on expert. only one i couldnt get was 12/x=50 lol

there is a spectrum of chemicals in corn syrup.

>>8864978
>mercury
quite possibly, but if it does, it does in such small amounts that you'd have to drink a hundred litres before suffering any ill effects from the mercury
>reactive carbonyl compound
protip: that's what all sugar is.
>advanced glycation end products
see mercury

>>8865044
Sounds dangerous

>>8864010
Engineers fail to learn physics and then try to argue jet fuel can't melt steel beams and CO2 isn't a greenhouse gas.

Engineers are just jealous they can live off government grants that incentivize the creation of an alarmist hypothesis that can't be fully debunked until after they're dead or at least spent all the money. They are instead stuck dealing with the real world and its consequences.

>>8864037
While physicists fail to learn engineering then try to complain they deserve more than poverty wages

TOP
KEK

Consciousness is finite for n where n is a really large number.

>>8862905
fuck off and kill yourself

stupid fucking shitposter

>>8862912
Sure it's finite, but why does qualia exist?
>>8862915
So you have the answers?

moon is made of blue cheese

The IQ metric is useful and scientific.

earth isn't flat

>>8861752
>what did he mean by this?
That arguing about biology in a twitter feed with people who aren't going to change their minds is frustrating and unrewarding.

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>I used to like this man

>>8861752
Gender is a spectrum, get over it.

How can you hate on rocks?

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>>8854149

>>8854149
Useful, but I remember studying it first year in university and being terribly bored.

if you can't learn everything in a lifetime you have to spend a lifetime on being able to learn everything.

That's why I want to get into BCIs.

>>8866034
>BCIs
Brain–computer interfaces?

you should measure your value by accomplishment rather than knowledge, you might impress people around you with lots of knowledge, but the people who are remembered after they die are the ones who found or created new knowledge

>>8865971
> I got fucked on my calculus test even if I don't have problems doing the math

How?

>>8865971
Competitive programming. http://codeforces.com

work to understand why equations work and not just how to do them