/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4561331

Thank you.

The medical section would be more tailored toward treating non-zombie ailments. Like treating a broken leg, or a stab wound.

>>3636865
>Dude. You need to understand I don't care about racial traits at all.

It's simple genetics, you don't need to care about it. Disliking how reality works is rather pointless.

>I like redheads but that's besides the point. And sucks, it seems like all members of the "White Army" fall under the second category.

So just because they are the ones who are pushed as the image of understanding genetics by media sources, it becomes fact? Honestly, they're only marginally better than the negros they hate. And they don't even know the scientific factors of population clusters.

>However Nazism was an idea that was failed to begin with. The increase of 'faggots' was expected.

How so? Look how much the Germans discovered in scientific and medical fields during the Nazi regime. We wouldn't have been to space for awhile without their scientists and research of propulsion rockets. They started the entire damn rocket science field.

>I dislike the idea of calling these people liberals because in actuality, they would better fit the 'Black Panther Movement.'

These kind of people are only called liberals in the US. We have a really warped political system, whereas liberals are for liberal policies in Europe, in the US they're for bureaucracy and idiocy.

>>2969393
That chart makes me sad. I've never understood the purpose of affirmative action, it basically rewards people for their race, not their intellect.

Shit's all retarded.

http://www.economist.com/node/17626874

Dr Penrose’s version of events is that the universe did not come into existence at the Big Bang but instead passes through a continuous cycle of aeons. Each aeon starts off with the universe being of zero size and high uniformity. At first the universe becomes less uniform as it evolves and objects form within it. Once enough time has passed, however, all of the matter around will end up being sucked into black holes. As Stephen Hawking has demonstrated, black holes eventually evaporate in a burst of radiation. That process increases uniformity, eventually to the level the universe began with.

Dr. Lahn's conclusions wer undermining the belief in human equality, and we can't have that, now can we?


By ANTONIO REGALADO

CHICAGO -- Last September, Bruce Lahn, a professor of human genetics at the University of Chicago, stood before a packed lecture hall and reported the results of a new DNA analysis: He had found signs of recent evolution in the brains of some people, but not of others.

It was a triumphant moment for the young scientist. He was up for tenure and his research was being featured in back-to-back articles in the country's most prestigious science journal. Yet today, Dr. Lahn says he is moving away from the research. "It's getting too controversial," he says.

Dr. Lahn had touched a raw nerve in science: race and intelligence.


What Dr. Lahn told his audience was that genetic changes over the past several thousand years might be linked to brain size and intelligence. He flashed maps that showed the changes had taken hold and spread widely in Europe, Asia and the Americas, but weren't common in sub-Saharan Africa.

Web sites and magazines promoting white "racialism" quickly seized on Dr. Lahn's suggestive scientific snapshot. One magazine that blames black and Hispanic people for social ills hailed his discovery as "the moment the antiracists and egalitarians have dreaded."

http://www.gnxp.com/blog/2006/06/bruce-lahn-moving-on-to-non-iq.php

Are there stars outside of galaxys?