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>>8662247
bump

>>8662247
Slowly but surely its being exposed, theres more to come. Anyone who actually thought global warming was manmade and severe as they claimed was a psued

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Science doesn't have a government.
Even if this is true, it still isn't grounds for denying the anthropogenic nature of climate change and ocean acidification. One bad apple does not spoil the bunch. This whole thing stinks of an ExxonMobil False Flag.

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>>8661450
Who cares? Math is cool either way

>>8661450
Created.
It's a model to describe natural phenomenon like everything else.

>>8661471
It also describes all of the unnatural phenomena

Define "fully adapt"
Define "animals" (which animals)

>>8661299

Sure, why not.

>>8661300
>Define "fully adapt"
Mainly exploiting any possible niches that may become available, or taking over niches that been emptied.

>Define "animals" (which animals)
Any animals adaptable enough to survive. (snakes, rats, crows, pigs, etc.)
Should've included plants, too.

bump for interest

I've seen this and the answer.

I've absolutely no idea how any normal person was supposed to arrive at an answer to this

>just read the answer

It seems really straight-forward until you dissect it for a millisecond and see that it's bullshit.

Also what the guru says adds nothing to the riddle.

It is highly unlikely that there is any significant populations that have survived of more than a few dozen people, and more likely that only other tiny groups like yours are scattered around in tiny pockets of the world, and it is completely unknown to you if they possess the knowledge or skills capable of making any kind of contact with you, that is if they survive long enough at all to ever have the opportunity to do so in the first place, or if you'd even want to contact them in fear of hostility.

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3 mechanical engineers
3 medical doctors
2 civil engineers
2 electrical engineers
2 chemical engineers

>protip: no math or physics autists

>>8662453
>physicist
>general surgeon
>primary care physician
>emergency room physician
>mechanical engineer
>electrical engineer
>computer science
>biologist
>chemist
>forester
>botanist


>>8662489
civil and chemical engineers would be 100% useless in a scenario like this. what the fuck are you having them even do? sign building papers and design tubes using a stick in the dirt?

that climate change is real science

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>>8643483
My... how originally edgy.

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>>8643479

Okay. I have another one. This one is more controversial to Americans.

MSG is not bad.

It's found in a ton of foods such as: tomatoes, mushrooms, and parmesan cheese.

http://www.fda.gov/Food/IngredientsPackagingLabeling/FoodAdditivesIngredients/ucm328728.htm

http://www.skepticalraptor.com/skepticalraptorblog.php/msg-myth-versus-science/

>>8662393
depend on the intelligence of the opponents, if they are animals in human form 40, if they dumb 30, if they intelligent 0.

Source?

51

Just right after the moment you've died.

>>8655353
Dont worry. You will die.

>>8655375
Convince me.

>MSU

>>8653587
Laugh all you want but this kind of research plays a huge role in trying to manipulate the public. Better to be aware than to unknowingly be strung along by some puppet master.

>>8653587
I'm sorry what's your problem with this simple study?

It's preschool level, but it's not wrong.

what don't we know about earth

>>8659714
why the atlanteans retreated into its center

>>8659714
Every fucking thing
the fact that people are still believing in flat and hollow earth proves that we still dont fucking know the earth
99.9999% of ocean still is not explored as well

the earth rotates through it's own magnetic field
so if we build a really really big wire we could harvest electricity from the rotating earth

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>>8658793
UNIRONICALLY this and pic related

>>8658786
You never posting here again to improve /sci/.

http://theoatmeal.com/comics/tesla

It's because he's an "underdog story" that normies can latch onto. There's also the conspiracy theory-like aspect that people can believe that they're privy to some kind of secret knowledge that has been suppressed by Edison or some shit.

>>8656073
Normies don't love Tesla, they love the romanticized idea of him - the guy who the media portrays as being ahead of his time and suppressed by LE EVIL CAPITALISTS like Edison.

In all honesty Tesla didn't really make that many meaningful contributions. He developed the first successful AC induction motor, popularized alternating current, and repeated a bunch of radio wave experiments that other people did first and (frankly) did better.

That's about it.

Yet according to the internet he invented everything from the lightbulb to the kitchen sink.

Their goal is to make realistic goals

>>8654346

>realistic

Sounds pretty cynical of you to say that, bro

DON'T STEP ON MY DREAMS

>>8654330

Space Cadet Musk has a goal of dying on Mars.

>>8649322
The sun is not disintegrating

>>8649322
the sun is not a comet.

with a comet, the ice in it changes from solid to gas, releasing the dust inside.
then solar wind sweeps the evaporated material and dust to form the tail

>>8649322
Why are Flat Earthers always denying a million other things along with the roundess of Earth like the relativity of motion.

>>8660337
>Is there a largest number?

No

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I wonder who could be behind this post.

>>8660345
Information can't be compressed infinitely. Eventually, we would run out of material in the universe to represent or simulate a higher number.

When infinity was explained to me, I was told to imagine the largest number and then add one.

What happens when you physically cannot add one?

(Assuming the universe is finite)