/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15197163
>brainlet couldn't understand the op

Reiterate the facts and it all goes quiet, lol

>>14731667
Yes you did.
If the presence of an electromagnetic field is is proof of consciousness and proof of reception of brainwaves from another source, than heating any object is granting it consciousness, as it excites its electromagnetic activity.
> The cunt is, at this point, literally arguing that consciousness is sent to us from the Sun through light.
Kek.

>>12750600
>Acadaemic scientists

>>12725286
>steam advocate
the utter state of western academia.

Imagine being called an erect homo by humans millions of years into the future

>>12204571
>calc 2
>the hardest math subject

>>12094720
>Then why are you denying is what he said?
Because it's literally not what he said. I am speaking in a different sense to you.

>Engines have computers that perceive certain things like temperature and rpm. Everything else is also true for humans. Try again.
Your point? You don't think computers are also comparable to consciousness do you?

Beep beep, computers and engines deserve rights too! *Beep* *Beep*.

Pic related.

>>12091999
>>12092024
>'Its taking up space in the board'
>makes thread about iq threads
the absolute state of anti-iq posters.

who else here notice that scientific institutions are run by crusty boomer grant whores with laughable credentials? case in point editor-in-chief of nature:
>Thesis Primary sex determination mechanisms in Caenorhabditis elegans (1998)
>She briefly worked as a postdoctoral fellow at the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, working on the notch signaling pathway of zebrafish in gut development.[7][10]
>Skipper joined Nature in 2001 as an associate editor for Nature Reviews Genetics.[7]
>In 2002 she was appointed chief editor of Nature Reviews Genetics, and was promoted to associate publisher in 2008.[14][15]
>n 2018 she worked with Nature and Estée Lauder Companies to launch a global award for women in science.[17][18] She became the first ever woman editor-in-chief of Nature in its 150-year history in May 2018, when she succeeded Philip Campbell.[19][20][2]
so after looking through the mircoscope, doing some pcr and sequencing briefly she spent most of the time writing reviews and is now top brass at nature. not one interesting discovery, let alone something revolutionary like crispr, gene therapy medicine, etc. fucking laughably pathetic. nothing. fucking c elegan sex and some zebrafish gut shit. and she gets to decide what is published. yikes. lmao. no wonder everyone worth their salt just flocks to silicon valley or wall street or military.

anyone else feel like the top brass of plenty scientific institutions are crusty boomer grant whores with laughable credentials? case in point editor-in-chief of nature:
>Thesis Primary sex determination mechanisms in Caenorhabditis elegans (1998)
>She briefly worked as a postdoctoral fellow at the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, working on the notch signaling pathway of zebrafish in gut development.[7][10]
>Skipper joined Nature in 2001 as an associate editor for Nature Reviews Genetics.[7]
>In 2002 she was appointed chief editor of Nature Reviews Genetics, and was promoted to associate publisher in 2008.[14][15]
>n 2018 she worked with Nature and Estée Lauder Companies to launch a global award for women in science.[17][18] She became the first ever woman editor-in-chief of Nature in its 150-year history in May 2018, when she succeeded Philip Campbell.[19][20][2]
so after looking through the mircoscope and doing some pcr and sequencing briefly she spent most of the time writing reviews and is now at the top of nature. even for bio this is laughable.

>>11715693
>Don't say shit like that, it isn't a joke

This is what passes for proof to Gouldlings:
>So Guise Morton probably put more seed in the white skulls to get his numbers. Just trust me on this alright. I didn't even bother to measure the skulls myself but it's possible and he was a racist so he did do that.
>QED

>>11688004
>Academicucks actually belive this

>>11608607
>12-18 months
pffthahaha, now multiply that by 3-5x. that estimate is iff they got lucky and now the trials they're on pass.