/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12153066
It's 2020 and they still clamp, vaccinate, circumcise, fluoridate, chlorinate, etc. Like stoneage animals. They're using fancy tech as a new way to still do the same stupid shit they were doing several thousand years ago. A sharp piece of rock or volcanic glass has been replaced with the gomco clamp, circumstraint, radiofrequency scalpel, etc. That was what plastics, mass production, precision machining, electricity, etc got us. A new way to amputate part of the penis. Memeing aside, stop and think about that. Let it really sink in. Tecyhnology only allows us to be the same thing in a new way.

>>11376847
Imagine all this intricate marvel, then you clamp, vaccinate, irradiate, circumcise, and maim it continually thereafter. It's a process of uglification. Like when you see swollen, beaded, stumpy dendritic spines and whole brain regions with rgeatly reduced arborization. You know instinctively that it's wrong. and it strikes you as ugly.

They uglify us. And yet they are allowed to continue. The medical system is yet another weapon wielded by the greatest threat to our survival.

>>7650540
I recommend Texhnolyze, Ghost in the Shell, and Serial Experiments Lain.

People often get the wrong idea about animation, regardless of where it originated from. Miss a lot of real /sci/ related gems.