import four.code.about;

class Header {

public void title() {

String fullTitle = '/sci/';
}

public void menu();

public void goToBottom();

}
class Board {
  • public void Welcome to /sci/(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'Welcome to /sci/';
    int postNumber = "15833831";
    String image = the phenotype.jpg;
    String date = '11/01/23(Wed)14:05:14';
    String comment = 'The new /sci/ wiki
    https://4chan-science.fandom.com/wiki//sci/_Wiki

    (More resources in replies)'
    ;

    }
  • public void Is the universe infinite?(OP Christian Universalist AI will save humanity undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'Is the universe infinite?';
    int postNumber = "16173665";
    String image = 1709671935205240.png;
    String date = '05/13/24(Mon)07:03:45';
    String comment = 'undefined';

    }
  • public void /sfg/ - Spaceflight General(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = '/sfg/ - Spaceflight General';
    int postNumber = "16181044";
    String image = GN01Q_tWsAADHqk.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)01:19:41';
    String comment = 'Starship Testing Activities Edition

    Previous - >>16178867'
    ;

    }
  • public void Terrence Howard Genius?(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'Terrence Howard Genius?';
    int postNumber = "16182396";
    String image = blackkidmeme.jpg;
    String date = '05/19/24(Sun)02:16:53';
    String comment = 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g197xdRZsW0

    sometimes around the 30 minute mark he starts going on about straight lines, and empty space between bubbles and how that relates to elements and all sorts of shit, is there a lick of sense in there? its impressive how far he seems to go with his completely own train of reasoning, and lol wtf with his claim of 97 patents and original symmetrical systems, im guessing its not hard to get a patent on useless loosely provable looselinformation'
    ;

    }
  • public void Unbreakable ciphers(OP crypt7002 undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'Unbreakable ciphers';
    int postNumber = "16182437";
    String image = kryptos.jpg;
    String date = '05/19/24(Sun)03:04:41';
    String comment = 'What are some of the recent unbreakable ciphers like "KRYPTOS" in CIA Headquarters? Also I want to ask if somebody is interested in decoding them with me. I am a Zero Knowledge Proof Engineer and been working with cryptography from last 2 years.';

    }
  • public void Food for Thought(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'Food for Thought';
    int postNumber = "16182371";
    String image = 441874098_122121118892267975_1847449436385854148_n.jpg;
    String date = '05/19/24(Sun)01:10:19';
    String comment = 'What is the best diet to increase IQ?';

    }
  • public void 1 x 1 = 2(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 12 posts and 1 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = '1 x 1 = 2';
    int postNumber = "16182444";
    String image = Screenshot_20240519_000657_Kiwi Browser.jpg;
    String date = '05/19/24(Sun)03:10:25';
    String comment = 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g197xdRZsW0';

    }
  • public void Consciousness(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'Consciousness';
    int postNumber = "16182094";
    String image = Descartes-reflex.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)18:50:25';
    String comment = 'I feel as if I am going insane. I have been researching consciousness for the past year, and I have found myself in a position where I am back at square one. Even after all that I have researched and the knowledge I have inquired, I am adamant with the new mysterian position that the hard problem of consciousness and the binding problem are ultimately unsolvable.

    I'm curious about your perspective. What is the essence of consciousness? What are the implications it has for our perception of reality, the nature of subjective experience, and death?'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181950";
    String image = Blavatsky3.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)16:38:02';
    String comment = 'If you have a high enough IQ, science, religion and philosophy are all one thing. Midwits cannot grasp this simple concept';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16170185";
    String image = air combat tactics.jpg;
    String date = '05/10/24(Fri)23:51:47';
    String comment = '/sci/ is this accurate
    I say it's bullshit but I can't see why'
    ;

    }
  • public void Is Climate Change Real?(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 172 posts and 21 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Is Climate Change Real?';
    int postNumber = "16147165";
    String image = 1714148706469746.jpg;
    String date = '04/26/24(Fri)13:51:08';
    String comment = 'undefined';

    }
  • public void I got a bunch of question about AI(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'I got a bunch of question about AI';
    int postNumber = "16181742";
    String image = 1716013591940744.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)13:25:45';
    String comment = 'How exactly an LLM works?
    >it just predict words
    If i ask what color the sky is, and the AI answers "blue", is the answer generated just by human experience and observation?

    When confronted with the question above, chat-GPT specified it's programmed to find a specific pattern according to a database, it doesn't agree but judging from the answer seems like this is the case.
    It can't observe, it can't judge, it can't experience things first hand, identify objects or actions and turn then into abstract ideas to work with, it can mix things together to a certain degree but not like a human would do.

    Now i'd like to ask /sci/ what does it think about it, because if this is the case i feel disappointed, for sure it's impressive how such mechanisms makes me feel like i am talking to a person but these systems only relies on a fuckton of human knowledge and can't experience or generate new data by themselves. It's like watching a guy cheating at the exam by reading stuff he wrote on his arm.'
    ;

    }
  • public void Serge Lang Basic Mathematics(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'Serge Lang Basic Mathematics';
    int postNumber = "16176828";
    String image = Meme Book.jpg;
    String date = '05/15/24(Wed)04:53:01';
    String comment = 'Just to be clear to anyone considering this book who may be reading this board presently or in the future when the archive gets indexed; this book is a complete meme.

    I like the idea of an introductory, proof flirting method of teaching elementary and highschool math that isn't purely plug and chug, but this book is not that.

    The examples are horrendously formatted and many terms aren't defined or defined much later.'
    ;

    }
  • public void /sfg/ - Spaceflight General(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 62 posts and 6 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = '/sfg/ - Spaceflight General';
    int postNumber = "16178834";
    String image = space is for faggots.jpg;
    String date = '05/16/24(Thu)16:24:06';
    String comment = 'Bree Fram edition

    previous >>16176153'
    ;

    }
  • public void /med/ - medicine(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = '/med/ - medicine';
    int postNumber = "16166026";
    String image = daieqp5-9db7e311-6780-4422-bb51-1fa86ff9bb61.jpg;
    String date = '05/08/24(Wed)12:38:15';
    String comment = 'Moomin edition

    Last thread
    >>16140594
    We discuss research, DO NOT offer advice (just fucking go see your doctor), make fun of premeds and shitpost.
    Keep vaccination/clamping/vitamin K/soliciting advice out of this thread and start your own because it takes a lot of space.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180854";
    String image = elon.jpg;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)22:16:07';
    String comment = 'We are so back';

    }
  • public void How diverse are humans genetically compared to other mammals?(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'How diverse are humans genetically compared to other mammals?';
    int postNumber = "16145597";
    String image = human subspecies.jpg;
    String date = '04/25/24(Thu)14:28:55';
    String comment = 'With few exceptions academia wholeheartedly refuses to talk about this subject and racial supremacists aren't exactly objective. Obviously we can be diverse in physical size and appearance. I'm more interested in IQ and temperament which have been proven to be at least partly influenced by genes.';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16168295";
    String image = 3C62177E-E017-4E72-8A9B-F854785613BE.jpg;
    String date = '05/09/24(Thu)21:35:42';
    String comment = 'How do animals perceive transgender people? I'm genuinely curious. Has there been any research into this?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16167977";
    String image = paper straws contain gluten.jpg;
    String date = '05/09/24(Thu)17:24:13';
    String comment = 'Do paper straws really contain gluten?';

    }
  • public void Vax Induced Turbo Cancer Proved Real(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'Vax Induced Turbo Cancer Proved Real';
    int postNumber = "16145861";
    String image = cd74b7b8-b65e-43cd-968b-63d3d66.jpg;
    String date = '04/25/24(Thu)17:32:32';
    String comment = 'Bad news fellow vaxxies, the "turbo cancer" rumor that the conspiracy theorists have been yammering about has turned out to be completely true, as proved by this recent publication:
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38234925/
    >The "hallmarks of cancer" were proposed by Hanahan and Weinberg (2000) as a group of biological competencies that human cells attain as they progress from normalcy to neoplastic transformation. These competencies include self-sufficiency in proliferative signaling, insensitivity to growth-suppressive signals and immune surveillance, the ability to evade cell death, enabling replicative immortality, reprogramming energy metabolism, inducing angiogenesis, and activating tissue invasion and metastasis. Underlying these competencies are genome instability, which expedites their acquisition, and inflammation, which fosters their function(s). Additionally, cancer exhibits another dimension of complexity: a heterogeneous repertoire of infiltrating and resident host cells, secreted factors, and extracellular matrix, known as the tumor microenvironment, that through a dynamic and reciprocal relationship with cancer cells supports immortality, local invasion, and metastatic dissemination.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16151146";
    String image = epstein.jpg;
    String date = '04/29/24(Mon)00:15:36';
    String comment = '> Later that year, he attended advanced math classes at Cooper Union until he changed colleges in 1971.[27] From September 1971, he attended the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences at New York University studying mathematical physiology, but left without receiving a degree in June 1974.

    What would have his math career looked like?'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16182011";
    String image = MURDER.webm;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)17:25:49';
    String comment = 'Is it genetic?';

    }
  • public void Cows are carbon neutral(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'Cows are carbon neutral';
    int postNumber = "16167426";
    String image = 1707529360186926.png;
    String date = '05/09/24(Thu)10:59:40';
    String comment = 'undefined';

    }
  • public void Doctors can't swim(OP Sheeeeiiiiiiiiiittttt undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'Doctors can't swim';
    int postNumber = "16160971";
    String image = pushed-lake-d-arboone-underwater-81244111.jpg;
    String date = '05/05/24(Sun)14:15:08';
    String comment = 'Aspiring doctor brain dead after friends pushed him into lake knowing he can’t swim

    https://nypost.com/2024/05/04/us-news/louisiana-aspiring-doctor-christopher-gilbert-left-brain-dead-after-friends-push-him-in-lake-to-drown/

    An aspiring medical student was left brain dead last month when his friends pushed him into a Louisiana lake knowing he couldn’t swim — and then looked on while doing nothing to save the drowning man, according to a report.

    Shocking video shows the group casually peering into the water moments after they shoved Christopher Gilbert off the dock at Lake D’Arbonne in Farmerville on April 14.

    At least one woman can be seen slowly entering the water before abandoning the rescue mission.

    It was another 10 minutes before a patron at a nearby restaurant intervened and yanked Gilbert back to land — just in the nick of time.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16166419";
    String image = cjKp1m.jpg;
    String date = '05/08/24(Wed)17:22:39';
    String comment = 'How come the people who didn't get the vax didn't all die?';

    }
  • public void STEM is trash(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'STEM is trash';
    int postNumber = "16149008";
    String image = IMG_6991.jpg;
    String date = '04/27/24(Sat)17:34:19';
    String comment = 'Get a degree in business. Climb the corporate ladder or go into business for yourself. Also consider a job in government, or criminal justice. You don’t want to end up homeless do you anon?

    >https://x.com/joedirt501/status/1783974688970125485'
    ;

    }
  • public void Natural world flourishing globally(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 273 posts and 45 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Natural world flourishing globally';
    int postNumber = "16116672";
    String image = Oh7eV00bdLSL.png;
    String date = '04/07/24(Sun)06:56:56';
    String comment = 'Good news everyone, it turns out that plants like CO2.
    How come scientists never discovered this until recently?
    Seems like it should be big news, but they never talk about it.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 2 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181893";
    String image = Soil-Science.png;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)16:00:27';
    String comment = '>take a jar filled with water and pour some dirt into it
    >stir until mixed
    >come back later and it's neatly separated into layers
    It takes a simple school experiment to disprove so-called "Second Law of Thermodynamics". Why do scientists still insist on calling it a "law" when it's clearly false?'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16176648";
    String image = image_2024-05-14_214008427.png;
    String date = '05/15/24(Wed)00:40:20';
    String comment = 'Is this true?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16160010";
    String image = 699.png;
    String date = '05/04/24(Sat)22:12:56';
    String comment = '>Eugenics is bad because...BECAUSE IT JUST IS OK
    >it does NOT benefit a society to have people who are stronger, smarter, and healthier

    What actual arguments can be made against eugenics? I'm not even saying restricting certain people from breeding (although that should be a thing too, but only in extreme cases such as chemically castrating pedophiles), but simple incentives and programs for people who have certain desirable genes. Why is this often turned into a moral issue? Why would it not objectively improve society?'
    ;

    }
  • public void Science determines that whites are monkeys, blacks not(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 62 posts and 13 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Science determines that whites are monkeys, blacks not';
    int postNumber = "16160862";
    String image = FA48F443-0E89-465B-A945-9BFD7AE96F06.jpg;
    String date = '05/05/24(Sun)12:46:15';
    String comment = 'The scientific method was used and the official science man was in charge of the science been established up in here. White monkey ass, yeah sorry not sorry that just science';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16164772";
    String image = qDDTR.jpg;
    String date = '05/07/24(Tue)18:02:07';
    String comment = 'Pfizer murdering more children again

    All because they're not allowed to experiment on chimps to figure out if their drugs are safe or not before giving them to humans.
    Why do the PETA faggots value the life of a dumb chimpanzee more than they do the lives of humans?'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180308";
    String image = IMG_20240517_200621.jpg;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)15:09:48';
    String comment = 'Is it possible to geo engineer a forest in the desert? Like mutating a tree or new ways of getting water?
    I mean, the saudis have the money if its actually possible'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16155172";
    String image = fk u science.jpg;
    String date = '05/01/24(Wed)15:18:23';
    String comment = '>$6.1 billion for art students
    >$0 for science students
    how does /sci/ react to this?'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181532";
    String image = 1699287661153415.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)11:01:13';
    String comment = 'Can someone post the other trolley problem memes?
    I had a hard drive failure and I'm trying to rebuild my /sci/ folder.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16092182";
    String image = image00005-1.jpg;
    String date = '03/23/24(Sat)01:38:36';
    String comment = 'Climate scientist Stephen Schneider of NOAA in the October 1989 issue of Discover magazine admitted that climate scientists intentionally mislead the public about global warming as a means of forwarding their political goals:

    >Stephen Schneider of the National Center for Atmospheric Research described the scientists’ dilemma this way:
    >“On the one hand, as scientists, we are ethically bound to the scientific method, in effect promising to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but—which means that we must include all the doubts, the caveats, the ifs, ands, and buts. On the other hand, we are not just scientists but human beings as well.

    >And like most people we’d like to see the world a better place, which in this context translates into our working to reduce the risk of potentially disastrous climatic change. To do that we need to get some broad-based support, to capture the public’s imagination. That, of course, entails getting loads of media coverage. So we have to offer up scary scenarios, make simplified, dramatic statements, and make little mention of any doubts we might have. This ‘double ethical bind’ we frequently find ourselves in cannot be solved by any formula. Each of us has to decide what the right balance is between being effective and being honest.”'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16123455";
    String image = New-Orleans-Math-Geniuses.jpg;
    String date = '04/10/24(Wed)21:33:46';
    String comment = 'Prove the Pythagorean theorem without using a circular argument.

    That means no trigonometry, brainlets.'
    ;

    }
  • public void Med school admissions: "We are above the law"(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 10 posts and 5 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Med school admissions: "We are above the law"';
    int postNumber = "16181939";
    String image = coolface twum.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)16:33:39';
    String comment = '>Medical schools are ‘skirting SCOTUS ruling against afirmative action, report shows

    https://www.foxnews.com/politics/medical-schools-skirting-scotus-ruling-affirmative-action-report-shows

    >'Many in the healthcare establishment... remain ideologically committed to the principle of racial favoritism,' new study says

    An association of medical professionals is sounding the alarm that medical schools across the country are "skirting" the Supreme Court’s ruling requiring admissions programs to abandon race as a factor.

    Do No Harm, a group of physicians, nurses and other medical professionals "focused on keeping identity politics out of medical education," unveiled new research this week with findings that, despite the high court’s decision in the landmark affirmative action case last summer, "many in the healthcare establishment nevertheless remain ideologically committed to the principle of racial favoritism and reject the virtue of race blindness."

    "Efforts to game admissions with an eye toward bolstering racial diversity commonly occur under the moniker of ‘holistic admissions,’" reads the study titled, "Skirting SCOTUS: How medical schools will continue to practice racially conscious admissions."

    "In theory, holistic admissions should mean de-emphasizing the metrics that primarily determine admission to medical school (e.g., GPA and MCAT scores) and placing greater focus on other academic qualifications, personality traits, or professional accolades," it continues.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180656";
    String image = VENEZUELANiggers.jpg;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)19:03:24';
    String comment = 'If vaccines are so important and wonderful then how come nobody in the sciences complains when the government imports millions of unvaccinated third world immigrants?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16162503";
    String image = file.png;
    String date = '05/06/24(Mon)13:23:30';
    String comment = 'what do you think?

    https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/may/06/pythagoras-theorem-proof-new-orleans-teens'
    ;

    }
  • public void Smarter every day? More like dumber every dollar-(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'Smarter every day? More like dumber every dollar-';
    int postNumber = "16177633";
    String image = smarter every day spacex sls ula nasa.png;
    String date = '05/15/24(Wed)19:15:21';
    String comment = 'because there's no way this guy could say something so stupid without being paid. Highly likely this is the case though, because just a few months after attempting to sell SLS as an alternative to Starship, he has a video hanging out with the ULA CEO. I guess youtubers don't need to declare sponsorships when the company is owned by lockheed and boeing.
    >it's not efficient
    What the fuck does this guy think efficient means? If Starship pans out then it'll deliver 100 tons to the moon. The only thing all the extra refueling missions will cost is fuel. By the end of the mission, you'll still have all those rockets. With SLS/Orion you're throwing away an entire rocket just to send a metal tent to the moon- which we already did 50 years ago!
    The point of the SLS is to use the ULA to funnel money from the federal government to state governments. No one making the decisions cares if it ever gets to space.
    Dustin is either a moron or paid, probably both.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180946";
    String image = yHlvJtip.png;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)00:08:58';
    String comment = 'Can you dispute this?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181606";
    String image = 1715464027546742.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)11:56:43';
    String comment = 'Sorry I'm retarded but why is it so hard to find Calculus textbooks by Stewart/Spivak on Amazon that aren't old and cost 100$+? Are these books out of print or something?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16177870";
    String image = 1714099019198110.jpg;
    String date = '05/15/24(Wed)23:28:46';
    String comment = 'so has the replication crisis been proven real or were others unable to confirm?';

    }
  • public void Covid is not infectious in humans(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 43 posts and 6 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Covid is not infectious in humans';
    int postNumber = "16164491";
    String image = nature says covid is fake.jpg;
    String date = '05/07/24(Tue)15:44:24';
    String comment = '>Scientists tried to give people COVID — and failed

    >Researchers deliberately infect participants with SARS-CoV-2 in ‘challenge’ trials — but high levels of immunity complicate efforts to test vaccines and treatments.

    https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-01284-1

    How do you feel about the fact that you took a dangerous, untested experimental medication in order to prevent a nonexistent viral epidemic?
    Do you feel foolish, gullible & low IQ?'
    ;

    }
  • public void How to self-study calculus?(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 1 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'How to self-study calculus?';
    int postNumber = "16182312";
    String image = IMG_7103.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)23:24:25';
    String comment = 'I found two books that appeal to me, but pic rel has very few solutions at the end and they’re not detailed solutions. Has anyone used it in their class? The other book I found has little applications, but detailed solutions to every problem. This second book is called The How and Why of One Variable Calculus.';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16158816";
    String image = genius-niggresses.png;
    String date = '05/04/24(Sat)07:22:02';
    String comment = 'in a real life Good Will Smith move, two high school seniors solved a mathematical puzzle that was thought to be impossible for 2,000 years. Black, Beautiful & Brilliant.

    https://twitter.com/60Minutes/status/1786149732982706363
    https://files.catbox.moe/ueiaqd.mp4
    https://www.nola.com/entertainment_life/new-orleans-students-to-make-appearance-on-60-minutes/article_7e2242c0-097b-11ef-adc5-978bdba1291b.html

    Johnson and Jackson discovered that the Pythagorean Theorem — a principle relating to the relationship between three sides of a right triangle — could be solved with trigonometry.

    The theorem had been proven before in the last 2,000 years, but never with the use of trigonometry, until the students showed that this was a possibility.

    Their appearance on "60 Minutes" this weekend isn't the first time that Johnson and Jackson's hard work has been showcased. The pair presented their hypothesis at the American Mathematical Society last spring.

    “For two months we worked together nonstop — during school, after school, at home, at lunch,” Johnson told the Times-Picayune last year. “We had lots of Zoom meetings. Actually, during Mardi Gras break we were still working by Zoom.”

    When CBS correspondent Bill Whitaker asked Jackson and Johnson if they were math geniuses in the episode's trailer, both shook their heads.

    "Not at all," Jackson denied.'
    ;

    }
  • public void /sqt/ - stupid questions thread (aka /qtddtot/)(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 62 posts and 12 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = '/sqt/ - stupid questions thread (aka /qtddtot/)';
    int postNumber = "16180594";
    String image = t2.png;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)17:55:40';
    String comment = 'Previous thread: >>16158770

    >what is /sqt/ for?
    Questions regarding maths and science. Also homework.
    >where do I go for advice?
    >>>/sci/scg or >>>/adv/
    >where do I go for other questions and requests?
    >>>/wsr/ >>>/g/sqt >>>/diy/sqt etc.
    >how do I post math symbols (Latex)?
    rentry.org/sci-latex-v1
    >a plain google search didn't return anything, is there anything else I should try before asking the question here?
    scholar.google.com
    >where can I search for proofs?
    proofwiki.org
    >where can I look up if the question has already been asked here?
    warosu.org/sci
    eientei.xyz/sci
    >how do I optimize an image losslessly?
    trimage.org
    pnggauntlet.com
    >how do I find the source of an image?
    images.google.com
    tineye.com
    saucenao.com
    iqdb.org

    >where can I get:
    >books?
    libgen.rs
    annas-archive.org
    stitz-zeager.com
    openstax.org
    activecalculus.org
    >articles?
    sci-hub.st
    >book recs?
    sites.google.com/site/scienceandmathguide
    4chan-science.fandom.com/wiki//sci/_Wiki
    math.ucr.edu/home/baez/physics/Administrivia/booklist.html
    >online courses and lectures?
    khanacademy.org
    >charts?
    imgur.com/a/pHfMGwE
    imgur.com/a/ZZDVNk1
    >tables, properties and material selection?
    www.engineeringtoolbox.com
    www.matweb.com
    www.chemspider.com

    Tips for asking questions here:
    >avoid replying to yourself
    >ask anonymously
    >recheck the Latex before posting
    >ignore shitpost replies
    >avoid getting into arguments
    >do not tell us where is it you came from
    >do not mention how [other place] didn't answer your question so you're reposting it here
    >if you need to ask for clarification fifteen times in a row, try to make the sequence easy to read through
    >I'm not reading your handwriting
    >I'm not flipping that sideways picture
    >I'm not google translating your spanish
    >don't ask to ask
    >don't ask for a hint if you want a solution
    >xyproblem.info'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 13 posts and 1 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180244";
    String image = FLA.jpg;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)14:28:45';
    String comment = 'If global warming is real, how come sea level was so much higher 120,000 years ago than it is now?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 102 posts and 15 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16154149";
    String image = maxresdefault.jpg;
    String date = '04/30/24(Tue)22:59:17';
    String comment = '>DUDE IT'S LE BLACK HOLE AND PARALLEL UNIVERSES AND LE WHITE HOLE TOO';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 1 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16182328";
    String image = 4949583828280.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)23:40:25';
    String comment = '>YOU CALL ANONYMOUSLY';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 11 posts and 2 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181349";
    String image = math trench.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)08:40:20';
    String comment = 'What is the equivalent of this for physics?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 48 posts and 11 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16177538";
    String image = Screenshot 2024-05-15 162621.png;
    String date = '05/15/24(Wed)17:56:35';
    String comment = 'How is AI going to impact human civilization? This is going too far. The birthrates will never recover now.';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 5 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181405";
    String image = E.G.G.M.A.N..jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)09:23:00';
    String comment = 'Hello, Eggheads.
    E.G.G.M.A.N., Here.
    I'm Performing an Experiment, Dubbed: The Memory Experiment.
    It is an Investigation, into the Effects of Dark Flow, and How it Affects, the Nature of Memory, When Reality Itself, was Coming to an End.
    So, I'd Like You to Remember, a Day, Before 9/4/2017, and Then, Remember, Any Day Afterwards.
    Tell Me, If You Want, The Results.

    https://youtu.be/0BNsf1oEeCw?si=_TA1RSABghVhJZ6S

    -Dr. Philonius Eggman.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 18 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181190";
    String image = 1531323877202.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)04:42:34';
    String comment = 'Post math/science "facts" that make you mad when you hear them. I'll start.

    >The Universe is infinite, so an infinite number of different versions of me must exist'
    ;

    }
  • public void Cognitive Infrastructure?(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 208 posts and 48 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Cognitive Infrastructure?';
    int postNumber = "16087430";
    String image = wat.jpg;
    String date = '03/19/24(Tue)21:26:52';
    String comment = 'What is "Cognitive Infrastructure"?';

    }
  • public void Non-calculus topics in math that require no prerequisites(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 5 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Non-calculus topics in math that require no prerequisites';
    int postNumber = "16181636";
    String image = ff04044b-f262-49a9-9dcb-1a475107dcc9.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)12:13:40';
    String comment = 'I've been away from school for a while. Took calculus of a single variable and linear algebra a while ago. Most of it was hand wavy. I'd like to get back to math but I feel I don't have the mathematical maturity to truly understand calculus. What are some good resources/books for learning discrete math, number theory, etc. to build the maturity needed to tackle calculus?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 69 posts and 12 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16154325";
    String image = Neil_deGrasse_Tyson_Apollo_40th_anniversary_celebration_National_Air_and_Space_Museum_July_20_2009_NASA_photo_by_Bill_Ingalls.jpg;
    String date = '05/01/24(Wed)03:03:08';
    String comment = 'why does everyone hate him, I like listening to his show even if it retreads stuff a lot of the time :]';

    }
  • public void Cannabis is for losers.(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 204 posts and 76 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Cannabis is for losers.';
    int postNumber = "16157689";
    String image = Cannabis is for losers.png;
    String date = '05/03/24(Fri)09:37:46';
    String comment = '>The highest regular use (16 percent) was recorded among U.S. adults who earned less than $24,000 per year, and those whose completed a high school education or less (13 percent).
    >Almost half of Biden voters want to live someplace weed is legalized
    >The consumption levels dropped nearly threefold with those who have advanced degrees and those who live in high-earning households.
    >95% of people who make $180,000/year or more do not consume cannabis regularly
    https://news.gallup.com/poll/642851/cannabis-greatest-among-lower-income-less-educated.aspx

    It's a fact. If you want to get ahead in life, you shouldn't be wasting time/money smoking pot.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 47 posts and 10 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181223";
    String image = fcc3238e7b6315faa643bb6b2f87dcba--chess-play-surf.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)05:37:36';
    String comment = 'Will playing chess make me more smarter?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 0 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16182316";
    String image = 1716042847126583.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)23:29:29';
    String comment = '>Chinese decreases pollution
    >Climate change gets worse

    Uhh... science bros??'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 80 posts and 10 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16177368";
    String image = 61+eyBgV6rL._AC_UF894,1000_QL80_.jpg;
    String date = '05/15/24(Wed)16:04:19';
    String comment = 'redpill me on economics, is it on par with math, physics, or engineering in terms of academic difficulty??';

    }
  • public void Simulation Theroy Is Not Unfalsifiable.(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 24 posts and 3 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Simulation Theroy Is Not Unfalsifiable.';
    int postNumber = "16181877";
    String image = Descartes_mind_and_body.gif;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)15:47:14';
    String comment = 'In fact it's being proven true right now. The burden of proof lies on Simulation Theory denialists to prove it wrong at this point.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oNy0L1wBt4

    Inb4 "But Decartes' evil demon told me it's real!"

    KEK, good luck with that blue pilled losers.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 5 posts and 1 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180813";
    String image = images.jpg;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)21:14:24';
    String comment = 'Let's say hypothetically that we took our stock solar system and replaced the 4 gas giants with a low end red dwarf star like Proxima Centauri, giving the two stars roughly 15 AU of separation (and leaving the inner solar system unchanged).

    How different would the climate on Earth be because of this? It would still receive the overwhelming majority (i.e 99%) of stellar radiation from the main sun, with the other sun being just a bit brighter than a full moon.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 17 posts and 1 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16182218";
    String image = Screenshot 2024-05-18 210226.png;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)21:05:25';
    String comment = 'This genius has just single handedly solved all of man-kinds problems with his over unity generator. What have you scicels don't with your so-called "science"? That's right, nothing. I bet you couldn't even understand how this works if he explained it to you like you're a child.';

    }
  • public void /scg/ - STEM career general(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 82 posts and 6 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = '/scg/ - STEM career general';
    int postNumber = "16177031";
    String image = rsc_careers.png;
    String date = '05/15/24(Wed)09:54:47';
    String comment = 'You're not getting tenure edition

    Last thread: >>16159901

    This thread exists to ask questions regarding careers associated to STEM.
    >Discussion on academia-based career progression
    >Discussion on penetrating industry from academia
    >Or anything in relation to STEM employment or development within STEM academia!

    Resources for protecting yourself from academic marxists:
    >https://www.thefire.org/ (US)
    >https://www.jccf.ca/ (Canada)

    Information resource:
    >https://sciencecareergeneral.neocities.org/
    >*The Chad author is seeking additional input to diversify the content into containing all STEM fields. Said author regularly views these /scg/ threads.

    No anons have answered your question? Perhaps try posting it here:
    >https://academia.stackexchange.com/

    An archive of all the previous editions of /scg/:
    >https://warosu.org/sci/thread/15740454'
    ;

    }
  • public void academia is now fake(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 5 posts and 1 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'academia is now fake';
    int postNumber = "16181814";
    String image = 1714990976266135.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)14:25:51';
    String comment = 'you have to fake a few tests to be able to finish most of masters degrees in university

    the tests can be accomplished by using ADHD medication (or real amphetamine but then you have to eventually deal with the police) or by being the shut in type who study all day all night and has no social life

    guess which one all the students choose?
    the drug way

    because the drug users were able to get lowest scores on test that is still accepted as passed instead of having failed, they get their masters degreees

    because they are super social drug users they also get the connections

    it is only these people who get the jobs, the shut in type who actually knows shit about his field is not getting a job

    therefore everyone who is now in his 30s-40s and has a masters degree in STEM and a relatively good job (not saying the pay is good but the job itself is) is actually a fraud they did not pass their tests fair

    they arent intelligent enough to do the work they are now doing but they are the only ones doing it which is why everything falls apart in society scale'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 33 posts and 5 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16175964";
    String image = IMG_1406.jpg;
    String date = '05/14/24(Tue)16:01:30';
    String comment = 'Is there some truth behind it?
    Is this kind of research just not considered politically correct in this day and age or was it just bullshit all along?'
    ;

    }
  • public void its ok if youre retarded!(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 3 posts and 1 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'its ok if youre retarded!';
    int postNumber = "16182072";
    String image = 1b8.png;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)18:29:34';
    String comment = '>I do not take Freundlich for a very great talent, but for a person with a burning interest and a remarkable tenacity...
    >I know from my own experience that the necessary technical skills can be acquired, if the requisite understanding and a great interest are combined.
    -Albert Einstein to Schwarzschild'
    ;

    }
  • public void Orion capsule would have killed its crew(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 38 posts and 7 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Orion capsule would have killed its crew';
    int postNumber = "16172541";
    String image = sheniqua.png;
    String date = '05/12/24(Sun)13:14:12';
    String comment = 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKhX1YaxUxc

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1SVpGT7sN8
    NASA BTFO'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 31 posts and 9 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16175710";
    String image = 23.png;
    String date = '05/14/24(Tue)13:10:20';
    String comment = 'Why is science increasingly beginning to sound like schizo talk?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 73 posts and 11 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16149740";
    String image = NASA.jpg;
    String date = '04/28/24(Sun)07:32:37';
    String comment = 'Female ferrets, once they're mature enough to breed, will become extremely ornery and violent if they aren't bred. If they go on long enough without being inseminated, eventually the estrogen buildup in their bodies becomes so severe that it will kill them, they become lethargic once its really bad and then die of anemia. So inability to breed is a death sentence for a female ferret. I doubt this is unique to ferrets, but I haven't studied the issue.
    It seem likely, judging from their behavior, that human females go through something similar, although not severe to the point of death. Inability to breed seems to turn women into massive bitches and I get the impression that birth control pills mitigate that kind of hormonal activity.
    So my theory is that if you know a girl who is a massive bitch and she isn't on bitch control of getting fucked regularly then thats probably because she wants to be inseminated, craves it desperately.
    Is there any actual scientific research thats covered this topic?
    I don't know much about it outside of my familiarity with ferrets and my experiences with women.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 5 posts and 1 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16182183";
    String image = 1688972037483865.png;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)20:24:57';
    String comment = 'scientifically, shitalians disgusting';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 5 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16182196";
    String image = EDT2HocXUAEMe8e.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)20:37:10';
    String comment = 'The reason none of the remaining Millennium prize problems in math haven't been solved is because a million dollars is not worth the trouble. It would literally be more enticing if you didn't get any money at all.';

    }
  • public void ADDERALL CENTRAL(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 19 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'ADDERALL CENTRAL';
    int postNumber = "16181430";
    String image = adderall_xr_25mg.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)09:40:00';
    String comment = 'Alright /b/ I'm going to need some Adderall to finish my PhD. How would you get it in the US without a prescription these days?';

    }
  • public void /psg/ probability and statistics general(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 37 posts and 7 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = '/psg/ probability and statistics general';
    int postNumber = "16174616";
    String image = programming.jpg;
    String date = '05/13/24(Mon)18:09:26';
    String comment = 'previous thread >>16113091

    This is one of the boards newest generals. Fairly high activity due to edge lords trying to be funny but instead spreading facts about the absolute state of our world.

    Intro stats is fairly easy, intermediate stats come the programming and we have already have several battles about what language is the best in the thread. Nobody uses SAS funnily enough, SPSS has had some people trying to joust the edgelords who are into R and C++, while the stata children are silent as usual.

    Come one, come all. State your dumb questions, /pol/tardy or not. Some fairly useful and funny math is showcased in this thread.'
    ;

    }
  • public void Oh no, climate activist sisters.(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 17 posts and 2 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Oh no, climate activist sisters.';
    int postNumber = "16177103";
    String image = Screenshot from 2024-05-15 09-18-48.png;
    String date = '05/15/24(Wed)11:20:18';
    String comment = 'What happened? I thought we were the science.';

    }
  • public void Junk sciences(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 66 posts and 5 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Junk sciences';
    int postNumber = "16136574";
    String image = Screenshot from 2024-04-19 16-46-04.png;
    String date = '04/19/24(Fri)18:49:50';
    String comment = 'What's the scientific reason why an obviously fraudulent research get published and was under suspicion for a decade but only recently get retracted?
    >duplicated image patches
    >811 citations btw
    lmao, their whole field is so fake and gay that possibly thousands of "experts" read this paper and none of them bother to check.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 153 posts and 18 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16175232";
    String image = 579873dc8127a740bf3a70c8349955943e77c158a9fa8a2e2a39dc14ab66a502.jpg;
    String date = '05/14/24(Tue)05:21:25';
    String comment = 'Why is science dying?';

    }
  • public void Science is no better than voodoo(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 121 posts and 13 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Science is no better than voodoo';
    int postNumber = "16125191";
    String image = 93D42EBD-591F-43FF-92FE-6197553CC261.jpg;
    String date = '04/12/24(Fri)03:00:31';
    String comment = 'Look at this shit. How is science different from voodoo priests saying voodoo is proven true because another voodoo priest said so? Or a Wikipedia article saying something is true because Salon said it’s true and Salon said it’s true because Wikipedia said it’s true? (Someone initiated the circular reference and then it becomes self-perpetuating)

    Science is in salvageable and scientists are net negative impact 105 iq assburgers thinking they’re much smarter than they really are. They also believe they’re at the end of history at any given moment, again because of midwitism. This allows them to justify any atrocity, and never consider any evidence outside their established narrative.'
    ;

    }
  • public void Male feminists have a higher rate of erectile dysfunction(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 1 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Male feminists have a higher rate of erectile dysfunction';
    int postNumber = "16182159";
    String image = 27134 - SoyBooru.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)20:05:33';
    String comment = 'Why do male feminists have a higher rate of erectile dysfunction?

    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35104193/

    >Men's Feminist Identification and Reported Use of Prescription Erectile Dysfunction Medication'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 138 posts and 13 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16138886";
    String image = 8k8w.png;
    String date = '04/21/24(Sun)09:59:25';
    String comment = 'The mechanism by which the vax causes cancer has now been discovered';

    }
  • public void Are Tsuchinokos Real?(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 17 posts and 2 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Are Tsuchinokos Real?';
    int postNumber = "16173167";
    String image = 2TRxrHPvog.jpg;
    String date = '05/12/24(Sun)21:51:24';
    String comment = '800 join search party for legendary 'tsuchinoko' creature in Japan village

    https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20240507/p2a/00m/0na/009000c

    HIGASHISHIRAKAWA, Gifu -- Hundreds of curious-minded people joined an annual event here to look for the legendary "tsuchinoko" snakelike creature, but to no avail, again, with no one being able to claim the 1.32-million-yen (roughly $8,540) prize money.

    The 32nd Tsuchinoko Festa was held in the central Japan village on May 3, during the "Golden Week" holiday period, with some 800 people from inside and outside Gifu Prefecture joining to search for tsuchinoko.

    According to the tsuchinoko museum in the village, the creature resembles a snake with a triangular head, a body length of 30 to 80 centimeters and a torso as thick as a beer bottle. It moves quickly in a straight line, and is said to jump and roll.

    The village prides itself as a location with multiple tsuchinoko sightings, and has held the search operation event since 1989. The prize money started out at 1 million yen (about $6,500), and 10,000 yen (roughly $65) has been added each year when no one could find the creature, bringing the total to 1.32 million yen this year.

    The search area was on a mountainside that used to be a tea plantation, which was narrowed down based on the tsuchinoko's presumed habitat such as being "near the water and 'warabi' bracken fern which they feed on."'
    ;

    }
  • public void MIT eliminated DEI(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 68 posts and 8 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'MIT eliminated DEI';
    int postNumber = "16164696";
    String image = rockwell PWNZ niggers.jpg;
    String date = '05/07/24(Tue)17:28:51';
    String comment = '>Elite university eliminates DEI hiring requirement: 'They don't work'
    >MIT scraps diversity statement from faculty hiring process
    https://www.foxnews.com/media/elite-university-eliminates-dei-hiring-requirement-work.amp'
    ;

    }
  • public void Please tell me the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are safe anon.(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 33 posts and 9 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Please tell me the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are safe anon.';
    int postNumber = "16164789";
    String image = 1715117618036499.jpg;
    String date = '05/07/24(Tue)18:07:07';
    String comment = 'I know one case where whole family (parents + daughter) died taking Astrazeneca. that's why I opted for mRNA.
    I even hedged my bet by splitting my shots between of Moderna and Pfizer so the possible (bad) effects average out.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 83 posts and 17 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16172786";
    String image = JordanB.jpg;
    String date = '05/12/24(Sun)16:26:08';
    String comment = 'Dr. Jordan Peterson says that global warming is a big lie and that it is fake and gay';

    }
  • public void Unscientific American(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 21 posts and 6 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Unscientific American';
    int postNumber = "16172487";
    String image = globalne ocieplenie.jpg;
    String date = '05/12/24(Sun)12:14:54';
    String comment = 'https://www.city-journal.org/article/unscientific-american
    >Unscientific American
    >Science journalism surrenders to progressive ideology.
    have you read this text? thoughts?'
    ;

    }
  • public void [CONTAMINATED](OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 6 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = '[CONTAMINATED]';
    int postNumber = "16179463";
    String image = CONTAMINATED.jpg;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)02:49:07';
    String comment = 'DNA Contamination in Pfizer COVID Vaccine Exceeded 500 Times Allowable Levels, Study Finds

    A new peer-reviewed study raises concerns over inadequate testing
    methods for measuring DNA impurities in COVID-19 mRNA vaccines.'
    ;

    }
  • public void RFK Jr bros…this looks bad for us(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 51 posts and 8 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'RFK Jr bros…this looks bad for us';
    int postNumber = "16166213";
    String image = QCQFyXl2gy.jpg;
    String date = '05/08/24(Wed)15:29:51';
    String comment = 'Are brain eating worms real?
    If so how do you avoid them?

    https://www.foxnews.com/politics/rfk-jr-said-worm-ate-part-his-brain-and-died-his-head
    >RFK Jr said a worm ate part of his brain and died in his head
    >RFK revealed in a 2012 deposition that he also suffered from mercury poisoning'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 18 posts and 2 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180669";
    String image = RIP lads.jpg;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)19:17:18';
    String comment = 'How come average daily post counts on 4chan have dropped so dramatically over the past 3 years? Nearly 30% of the posters have disappeared, are they gone because they all died of the vax?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 87 posts and 18 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16168270";
    String image = Chanda-Prescod-Weinstein.jpg;
    String date = '05/09/24(Thu)21:21:54';
    String comment = 'Who is your favorite scientist?';

    }
  • public void Michelson-Morely Experiment(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 1 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Michelson-Morely Experiment';
    int postNumber = "16182064";
    String image = guatemala-stone-head_0.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)18:17:42';
    String comment = 'Can't the Michelson-Morely experiment be used to deduce a flat earth?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 73 posts and 13 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16168962";
    String image = Screenshot 2024-05-10 232050.jpg;
    String date = '05/10/24(Fri)09:34:55';
    String comment = 'Is wikipedia OK as a general science resource? I read wikipedia science articles a lot and sometimes wonder if things are correct. I assume things that are referenced to academic papers are going to have a good chance of being correct, but it's not uncommon for half the article to be unsourced. Sometimes i'll check the Talk page of an article to see if people are complaining about stuff in the article, and while I've seen it happen a few times it doesn't seem that common, so I assume most articles are decent.

    Do you have any examples of science articles on Wikipedia that are blatantly wrong? Not just because you have a hunch they're wrong, but you actually know some statement is verifiably incorrect.

    While the Out of Africa theory is often debated on /sci/, the Talk page on wikipedia is basically empty, which I assume means almost nobody disputes the claims made in the article.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Recent_African_origin_of_modern_humans

    The Climate Change article though has almost 100 pages of people arguing against the content of the article, with lots of comments like this one for example. So I assume there is likely problems with the article content, or important information isn't being included
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Climate_change/Archive_93#Intellectually_dishonest_presentation_of_the_subject_of_climate_change'
    ;

    }
  • public void Foreskin Stretching(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 33 posts and 5 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Foreskin Stretching';
    int postNumber = "16172849";
    String image = mode-of-application-1-1024x724[1].jpg;
    String date = '05/12/24(Sun)17:06:25';
    String comment = 'Ive heard a lot about this online, but how viable is it? I resent being mutilated at birth and not being able to have a fully functioning penis, as all cutfags should.';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 130 posts and 14 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16128939";
    String image = terry davis.png;
    String date = '04/14/24(Sun)13:21:02';
    String comment = '>You have 2000 physicists at CERN and not one of them is famous because they haven't done anything original

    How do you respond without sounding like a CERN physicist?'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 125 posts and 10 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16137023";
    String image = scientists in shambles .png;
    String date = '04/20/24(Sat)02:57:35';
    String comment = 'Why do scientists brazenly maintain this antiquated model of Earth's core?';

    }
  • public void Numberg(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 26 posts and 1 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Numberg';
    int postNumber = "16176234";
    String image = e.png;
    String date = '05/14/24(Tue)18:10:19';
    String comment = 'Jewish ass number
    Literally discovered because of interests'
    ;

    }
  • public void Scientifically speaking(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 59 posts and 8 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Scientifically speaking';
    int postNumber = "16175417";
    String image = IMG_1484.jpg;
    String date = '05/14/24(Tue)08:51:46';
    String comment = 'Can you die from a knee on your neck/shoulder? It seems like the police actually do this quite a lot, and people don’t normally die from it.';

    }
  • public void Thoughts on RPN?(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 9 posts and 2 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Thoughts on RPN?';
    int postNumber = "16180407";
    String image = 2880px-Postfix-dia.svg.png;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)16:08:33';
    String comment = 'I've been looking at older calculators, and it seems like a good majority of them use RPN. I've never heard of it before finding it right now. Does anyone regularly use it?';

    }
  • public void /mg/ maths general(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 251 posts and 32 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = '/mg/ maths general';
    int postNumber = "16160352";
    String image = Joshua_King_by_William_Beechey.jpg;
    String date = '05/05/24(Sun)04:59:52';
    String comment = '[math]/\mathfrak{mg}/[/math]

    the King of mathematics edition
    talk maths, formerly >>16135585'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 187 posts and 29 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16078606";
    String image = 1710475452474327.png;
    String date = '03/15/24(Fri)00:45:19';
    String comment = 'whats this all about?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 8 posts and 1 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181615";
    String image = american-cockroach.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)12:02:05';
    String comment = '>runs into you while running away from you
    what did God mean by this?'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 33 posts and 5 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16171092";
    String image = 2_2 co.jpg;
    String date = '05/11/24(Sat)14:31:38';
    String comment = 'how come everyone didn't disappear in cloud of blue steam in 1989?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 66 posts and 36 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16169467";
    String image = N1evIX.png;
    String date = '05/10/24(Fri)15:31:39';
    String comment = '/sci/ infographics thread, post all your best science infographics in this ITT thread';

    }
  • public void CO2 makes plants healthier(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 99 posts and 15 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'CO2 makes plants healthier';
    int postNumber = "16141752";
    String image = rice enjoyers.jpg;
    String date = '04/23/24(Tue)02:46:38';
    String comment = 'Good news everyone, rice, which is possibly the world's most important agricultural crop, not only grows better under CO2 enhanced atmospheric conditions, it also becomes more disease resistant when atmospheric CO2 is increased.

    >Effects of elevated CO2 on resistant and susceptible rice cultivar and its primary host, brown planthopper

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8076292/

    >The elevated CO2 (eCO2) has positive response on plant growth and negative response on insect pests. As a contemplation, the feeding pattern of the brown plant hopper, Nilaparvata lugens Stål on susceptible and resistant rice cultivars and their growth rates exposed to eCO2 conditions were analyzed. The eCO2 treatment showed significant differences in percentage of emergence and rice biomass that were consistent across the rice cultivars, when compared to the ambient conditions. Similarly, increase in carbon and decrese in nitrogen ratio of leaves and alterations in defensive peroxidase enzyme levels were observed, but was non‐linear among the cultivars tested. Lower survivorship and nutritional indices of N. lugens were observed in conditions of eCO2 levels over ambient conditions. Results were nonlinear in manner. We conclude that the plant carbon accumulation increased due to eCO2, causing physiological changes that decreased nitrogen content. Similarly, eCO2 increased insect feeding, and did alter other variables such as their biology or reproduction.'
    ;

    }
  • public void I hate pop-science(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 20 posts and 4 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'I hate pop-science';
    int postNumber = "16172520";
    String image = Bill_Nye_Barack_Obama_and_Neil_deGrasse_Tyson_selfie_2014.jpg;
    String date = '05/12/24(Sun)12:55:39';
    String comment = 'Bill Nye, Neil Tyson, Carl Sagan and the rest of them. We get it, humans are made of stardust. Why don't you study something actually important or controversial like race and IQ.';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 31 posts and 3 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16176394";
    String image = pErVL.jpg;
    String date = '05/14/24(Tue)20:04:54';
    String comment = 'this but unironically, gravity as mainstream physics currently understands it is all wrong, the dark matter issue conclusively proves that. einstein's model is trash that should be regarded as nothing more than an outdated primitive superstition.';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 82 posts and 25 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16174183";
    String image = 1696517574459086.png;
    String date = '05/13/24(Mon)13:37:08';
    String comment = 'Why are midwits so obsessed with the idea of nuclear energy when renewables have easily eclipsed them in nearly every way possible over a decade ago? Is it just the "i hecking LOVE science... stupid greenpeace hippies don't understand how safe nuclear is..." identity factor? Imagine spending over a decade to build a nuclear plant that costs 15x more than the equivalent amount of solar panels and battery capacity added together. There's a reason why neither China or the US does that at any real scale anymore.

    Then when you point this out it's all "molten thorium small scale nuclear fusion reactors are just around the corner, just wait, they just need more funding," when you could just be developing solar and wind farms instead.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 112 posts and 11 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16146558";
    String image = NASA 1972.jpg;
    String date = '04/26/24(Fri)04:29:52';
    String comment = '>NASA says atmospheric CO2 would have to go to over 3500ppm before it would make a noticeable difference in the climate
    Whats the absorption limit of CO2, how does that work? Does anyone here know?'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 4 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181947";
    String image = CE91BE9D-7D3D-4ECB-AF7A-D3E6F5C3E1D5.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)16:36:36';
    String comment = 'What are some ways we can conserve energy? Visual processing apparently uses half of the brain’s energy, and the brain already uses like 20% of the body’s energy. Should we just close our eyes when we don’t need to be using them?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 251 posts and 44 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16114354";
    String image = HkKvvm5.jpg;
    String date = '04/05/24(Fri)18:02:57';
    String comment = 'Why is the IQ of college students today so much lower than it was in the past?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 51 posts and 7 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16172743";
    String image = jLbQf.jpg;
    String date = '05/12/24(Sun)16:02:35';
    String comment = 'How does science justify this?';

    }
  • public void Covid Vax Confirmed Deadly(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 52 posts and 8 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Covid Vax Confirmed Deadly';
    int postNumber = "16152840";
    String image = vaxd.jpg;
    String date = '04/30/24(Tue)02:57:13';
    String comment = 'Its now official

    Affected vaxxxxies to possibly be paid millions in pharma gibes if their court cases wrap up before they die

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-13361271/AstraZeneca-admits-Covid-vaccine-cause-rare-blood-clotting-effect-legal-fight-victims-defective-jab.html

    >AstraZeneca admits for first time its Covid vaccine CAN cause rare side effect in tense legal fight with victims of 'defective' jab
    >AstraZeneca has admitted in court for the first time that its Covid jab can cause a deadly blood clotting side effect.
    >Lawyers representing the claimants believe some of the cases could be worth up to £20m in compensation.
    >Cambridge-based AstraZeneca, which is contesting the claims, acknowledged in a legal document submitted to the High Court in February that its vaccine 'can cause TTS'.'
    ;

    }
  • public void How to cope with being a 143IQ brainlet?(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 11 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'How to cope with being a 143IQ brainlet?';
    int postNumber = "16181710";
    String image = 87436534875.png;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)12:59:38';
    String comment = 'I just took a WAIS-IV IQ test and it turns out my IQ is a measly 143. I was a bit sleep deprived and had heard some bad news just before taking the test, and got flustered and tilted halfway due to a poorly worded trivial question (two cakes can bake in 30 minutes, how long would it take to bake 8 cakes? I asked if all 8 could fit in the same oven because then it would be 30 minutes again, but the tester just ran out my time) but other than that I did my best. The highest I could've gotten with perfect conditions is probably around 146 or so. How do I cope with being such a massive fucking retard?';

    }
  • public void SOYSCIENCE ARE YOU OKAY????(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 18 posts and 3 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'SOYSCIENCE ARE YOU OKAY????';
    int postNumber = "16177146";
    String image = 1693136354941775.png;
    String date = '05/15/24(Wed)12:16:12';
    String comment = 'Flood of Fake Science Forces Multiple Journal Closures
    Wiley to shutter 19 more journals, some tainted by fraud


    Fake studies have flooded the publishers of top scientific journals, leading to thousands of retractions and millions of dollars in lost revenue. The biggest hit has come to Wiley, a 217-year-old publisher based in Hoboken, N.J., which Tuesday announced that it was closing 19 journals, some of which were infected by large-scale research fraud. In the past two years, Wiley has retracted more than 11,300 papers that appeared compromised, according to a spokesperson, and closed four journals. It isn't alone: At least two other publishers have retracted hundreds of suspect papers each. Several others have pulled smaller clusters of bad papers.

    Although this large-scale fraud represents a small percentage of submissions to journals, it threatens the legitimacy of the nearly $30 billion academic publishing industry and the credibility of science as a whole. The discovery of nearly 900 fraudulent papers in 2022 at IOP Publishing, a physical sciences publisher, was a turning point for the nonprofit. "That really crystallized for us, everybody internally, everybody involved with the business," said Kim Eggleton, head of peer review and research integrity at the publisher. "This is a real threat." The sources of the fake science are "paper mills" -- businesses or individuals that, for a price, will list a scientist as an author of a wholly or partially fabricated paper. The mill then submits the work, generally avoiding the most prestigious journals in favor of publications such as one-off special editions that might not undergo as thorough a review and where they have a better chance of getting bogus work published.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 296 posts and 19 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16136943";
    String image = rru.jpg;
    String date = '04/20/24(Sat)00:51:07';
    String comment = 'Is it true that far, far more animals die in order to produce vegan food than do to provide food for normal sane people? Has science ever bothered to count up the animals dead from all of the pest control operations that farms do?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 90 posts and 14 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16127840";
    String image = goonfatbee.jpg;
    String date = '04/13/24(Sat)17:28:21';
    String comment = 'Is it safe to say that if I, a layman, come upon a study or information. It's probably BS?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 10 posts and 5 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181172";
    String image = QuantumAlignment.png;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)04:15:38';
    String comment = 'What is your favourite interpretation of quantum mechanics and which one do you think is the right one?';

    }
  • public void Man dies at 92(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 1 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Man dies at 92';
    int postNumber = "16181858";
    String image = jabney.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)15:23:11';
    String comment = 'Jabney Moleman died

    https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-69013314

    Originally from Austin, Texas, he died at his home in Santa Monica, California, his daughter told US media.

    Although he was best known for playing nasty men for laughs, he also took on a range of dramatic roles and voice-over work.

    "Acting is acting, in my opinion," he told an interviewer in 2012, about the shifts in his career. "And if you can't make that adjustment, something's awfully wrong."

    More recently he appeared in the western drama Yellowstone, and had a recurring role as an influential businessman in the HBO gangster saga

    >Boardwalk Empire.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 8 posts and 2 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181836";
    String image = IMG_3969.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)14:52:55';
    String comment = 'Is maths worth studying? I thought AI can solve all problems.';

    }
  • public void Vaccine technology(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 14 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Vaccine technology';
    int postNumber = "16180164";
    String image = Image_20230914_135500_890.png;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)13:39:52';
    String comment = 'What was the difference between the standard vaccine and the Covid vaccine and what about it made people skeptical about taking it?';

    }
  • public void Landau Series(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 48 posts and 2 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Landau Series';
    int postNumber = "16176814";
    String image = 61apkEGuQ2L._SL1360_.jpg;
    String date = '05/15/24(Wed)04:18:02';
    String comment = 'Level with me /sci/, is this the "install gentoo" of the physics world, or is it actually something you recommend? It has really positive reviews for a supposed hard book, and surely they cannot all be posers.

    Has it been surpassed?'
    ;

    }
  • public void New Parent Science(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 18 posts and 3 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'New Parent Science';
    int postNumber = "16177458";
    String image = meem.jpg;
    String date = '05/15/24(Wed)17:00:41';
    String comment = 'I just found out I'm going to be a father.

    Please provide for me all the data on vaccines, clamping, and other pitfalls of the modern era for optimizing health against profit driven hospitals.

    I am looking to try and just get the 1985-1994 vaccine schedule for the kid (inactivated, no mRNA shit) so they don't have any trouble in my state going to school or other programs by requirement.
    Wife and I got those shots and we turned out fine. Its 18 doses by age 6 (and starting at 2 months) but it seems spread out and tepid compared to the 80 they have going on now that starts at fucking birth.'
    ;

    }
  • public void Raising Academic Prodigies(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 55 posts and 6 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Raising Academic Prodigies';
    int postNumber = "16177990";
    String image = High School Classroom.png;
    String date = '05/16/24(Thu)02:26:59';
    String comment = 'How do you raise a kid who will end up getting straight As and blasting through AP classes like they're nothing? I know damn well IQ plays a role, but even if you have a particularly high IQ, there is a lot more that goes into getting good grades. I figure these kids have to be getting some coaching from either their parents or professionals their parents hire.';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 52 posts and 10 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181409";
    String image = tri.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)09:24:14';
    String comment = 'Interesting hypothesis from an anonymous onanist:
    If biological evolution happened exactly as fast as one would statistically predict, the multiverse interpretation of quantum theory is almost certainly false. If biological evolution happened significantly faster than one would statistically predict, the quantum multiverse theory is almost certainly true.

    In our day-to-day lives, multiverse interpretation might not be falsifiable, because you cannot make a distinction between hidden variables, true randomness and just finding yourself constantly in one of the "typical"/"most likely" timelines.

    However, you must exist in a universe that creates observers in the first place. And there is a good reason to think such a universe would be somewhere in the "less-likely" percentile of the probability wave evolution.
    Biological evolution is probably highly dependent on quantum effects, and chaos theory effects that follow.

    If you can show that life on earth was just "too lucky" in a consistent manner, you can deduce it's because failed on other earths. If not, you could perhaps make a reverse deduction - why are you not in a universe where it would emerge faster?'
    ;

    }
  • public void how can i become a mad scientist(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 22 posts and 3 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'how can i become a mad scientist';
    int postNumber = "16180521";
    String image = 1973a885499cc23f4f3bbd7545fcc82dd84f7ba0.jpg;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)17:16:42';
    String comment = 'how do i become a mad scientist im dead serious

    i currently at a university studying particle physics but i want a ridiculous set up at my place to do various autistic experiments.

    over the years, i mostly collect old lab equipment from the university and people dont seem to mind since theyre usually updated quickly, since theres around 30 people in my major. There's also a store by me that sells old lab equipment from private labs that closed or updated. I also get equipment from my richer friends who gave up on physics, or from the high school i work at who updated their labs.

    Right now I have function generators, oscilloscopes, power supplies, a bunch of electronics components, LCR meters, a couple multimeters, gas lasers, microcontrollers, standard chem equipment, radio crystals, microscopes, distillers, high voltage transformers, industrial batteries, a logic analyzer, a server, vaccuum tubes, scintillators, detectors, a 3D printer and tons of old books.

    what equipment or tools do i need to expand? I was thinking mainly a high voltage power supply since the main thing I'd like to do is make a mini linac, but id like other suggestions.

    list:
    high voltage power supply
    semiconductor setup
    network analyzers
    spectrometers
    vaccuum coaters

    also should i redecorate or dress different or is that too much?'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 15 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16179485";
    String image = 1683060438225318.jpg;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)03:07:47';
    String comment = 'What was your favorite course that you took in undergrad /sci/?

    For me it was thermodynamics, I was finally glad to do something other than Mech and Electromagnetism.'
    ;

    }
  • public void Increasing temperatures(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 157 posts and 19 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Increasing temperatures';
    int postNumber = "16173288";
    String image = 50831EA9-F8BD-4C90-B88B-0737AA1C2F1F.png;
    String date = '05/13/24(Mon)00:06:11';
    String comment = 'What are we going to do when America becomes uninhabitable due to the increasing wet-bulb temps?';

    }
  • public void Directed energy weapons against mosquitoes(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 8 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Directed energy weapons against mosquitoes';
    int postNumber = "16181646";
    String image = mosquito.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)12:20:33';
    String comment = 'There is plenty of use for those both in the industry and the army.
    Why is there no such device on the market against mosquitoes? Wouldn't it make sense to invent one using already known theory of electromagnetism.
    There are a few interesting solutions to them like mosquito laser or even your regular led traps'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 24 posts and 2 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16175661";
    String image = images (42).jpg;
    String date = '05/14/24(Tue)12:23:05';
    String comment = 'What happens if an advanced civilization develops on a rogue star are they just doomed to never ever go to another star system.';

    }
  • public void identifying a gram positive bacillus?(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 36 posts and 4 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'identifying a gram positive bacillus?';
    int postNumber = "16179216";
    String image = IMG_0260.jpg;
    String date = '05/16/24(Thu)21:54:32';
    String comment = 'hi this is my first time using 4chan so I have absolutely no clue if i’m doing this right… can anyone help me identify this bacteria? ive done a multitude of tests with it and narrowed it down to either b. badius, b. cereus, or b. megatarium. (there is confirmation from my professor that it is in fact one of these.)

    occurs in chains and singly
    gram stain: positive
    catalase: positive
    starch hydrolysis: positive
    grows yellow colonies on MSA agar, no pH change/acid production
    positive reaction to spirit blue agar (aka lipase)
    casein positive
    also its about 1x4 :3

    if you need any other info please let me know! the colonies are cream colored and quite dense, not really any particular shape however

    my best guess is megatarium cuz of the tests thus far and i also had an old colony turn yellow and apparently that’s a unique trait!'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180007";
    String image = avi widgerson.jpg;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)11:29:57';
    String comment = '>Turing Award
    >Abel Prize.
    Avi Wigderson mogs Ed Witten. Change the sticky.'
    ;

    }
  • public void Ozone layer(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 27 posts and 4 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Ozone layer';
    int postNumber = "16180059";
    String image = images (9).jpg;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)12:11:20';
    String comment = 'Back in the late 80s and 90s, did we stop the ozone layer damage by banning chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), or the damage never began in the first place?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 8 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181512";
    String image = image.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)10:47:10';
    String comment = 'Are "superhabitable" planets a real possibility or just an hyperbole? How can we know that Earth doesn't have the perfect conditions for life to develop?';

    }
  • public void Small dick problems: Masculine entitlement as rhetorical strategy(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 22 posts and 3 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'Small dick problems: Masculine entitlement as rhetorical strategy';
    int postNumber = "16180547";
    String image = Small dick problems Masculine entitlement as rhetorical strategy.pdf;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)17:27:31';
    String comment = 'How can we be expected to deal with men (primarily white men) who feel entitled to having sex and a female house slave despite having a small penis? I have here a peer reviewed article from an academic journal that breaks down each and every single undue entitlement these small-dicked white guys think they're supposed to have, and I never realized how bad white dudes' psychosis actually is. This was an eye-opening read for me, and made me realize that the line between a dicklette and an incel (a known terrorist sub-group of the Western world's population) is way too fine to consider separate from each other. Is there a way to put small-dicked (smaller than 18cm x 13cm) dudes into re-education (with possible chemical castration) camps so they don't commit a bombing just because they're biological failures?

    Source:
    Rowland, A. L. (2023). Small dick problems: Masculine entitlement as rhetorical strategy. Quarterly Journal of Speech, 109(1), 26–47. https://doi.org/10.1080/00335630.2022.2136739'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181492";
    String image = 62991 - SoyBooru.png;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)10:36:04';
    String comment = '>ice melts at 0c
    >Water evaporates at 100c
    So what happens to ice at 100c and air water at -1c???'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 4 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180693";
    String image = Cancer_getting_Cucked.png;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)19:39:33';
    String comment = 'Personalized mRNA vaccines are going to cure cancer making anti-vaxxers the biggest retards in the solar system';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16177705";
    String image = 1D612FAC-27C2-43B3-ADE4-AD294CC890DE.jpg;
    String date = '05/15/24(Wed)20:30:47';
    String comment = 'what happens to fields of study if there's too much material to remember?
    let's say they start including dark matter, higher dimensions and quantum entanglement into courses that are mandatory for a physics degree and a physics PhD. What about all the stuff that students are learning these days? they'll have to cram the new knowledge in as well in addition to the previous stuff'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181277";
    String image = bing35.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)07:06:35';
    String comment = 'I've seen two doctors now who have told me it's okay to take Zoloft (sertraline) while drinking tons of alcohol every day. The whole internet says it'll kill me. Who should I believe?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16178273";
    String image = ty07ewujdp0d1.png;
    String date = '05/16/24(Thu)07:52:55';
    String comment = '.';

    }
  • public void This isn't a "proton"(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'This isn't a "proton"';
    int postNumber = "16180072";
    String image = Hydron.png;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)12:16:13';
    String comment = '>Chemists actually call this [math]H^+[/math]';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180571";
    String image = 438-4219062205.png;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)17:42:43';
    String comment = 'Can /sci/ explain to me why having too much tylenol gives you autistic kids?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180111";
    String image = 1715543990046233.jpg;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)12:51:41';
    String comment = 'Since IQ can't be increased what are good cognitive frames of thinking to make you smarter? Such as improving lateral/divergent thinking, and problem solving.';

    }
  • public void Prime numbers(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = 'Prime numbers';
    int postNumber = "16179011";
    String image = depres.png;
    String date = '05/16/24(Thu)18:21:05';
    String comment = 'I have been researching prime numbers for over almost 1 year and a half now (well much less since I was slacking off for some moments).
    I had gone deep down to the thicket of ergodic theory, topological algebra and profinite groups in order to understand and share new perspective on primes and their distribution in some irreducible small degree polynomials and yet I feel depressed and bored to the point that I can't finish writing the paper.
    How do you force yourself to work after you achieve something and think about how much there is still ahead to complete?'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 3 posts and 1 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181242";
    String image = Screenshot 2024-05-18 125856.png;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)06:00:57';
    String comment = 'https://youtu.be/CYyUuIXzGgI?si=IE0ogEJPjRuuw5ef&t=75
    Why are hollywood writers so wrong all the time about math? The monty hall problem is such a popular piece of math and yet they cannot even understand it.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16178693";
    String image = Screenshot_20240516-145423.png;
    String date = '05/16/24(Thu)14:33:53';
    String comment = '*ruins your week*';

    }
  • public void All I want to do is Math(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 13 posts and 2 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = 'All I want to do is Math';
    int postNumber = "16181186";
    String image = how-to-love-someone-with-anxiety.jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)04:36:40';
    String comment = 'But I have to support myself.

    Serious: how do I find a lifestyle where I have no obligations but math? I know it's a fantasy, but I want it. I'm willing to compromise.

    I'm just looking for ideas.

    There is no better way to do math (or science) than to dedicate your whole life to it - that doesn't necessarily mean all waking hours spent on it, but it means spending the best parts of your day in deep work on math.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16181312";
    String image = images (1).jpg;
    String date = '05/18/24(Sat)07:48:38';
    String comment = 'I have a question,. How much do scientists really know?

    How do we know folks out there don't have answers of their own?

    How do we know who to Trust?

    How do we know they are telling us everything?'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 2 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180724";
    String image = file.png;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)20:04:17';
    String comment = 'what ever happened with this?
    https://youtu.be/01hbkh4hXEk

    website is still up yet it hasn't been updated since 2013.'
    ;

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

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    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16176321";
    String image = tianguan-company-china-news.png;
    String date = '05/14/24(Tue)19:11:55';
    String comment = 'What happens when they colonize space and rule it under a socialist colonial administration?';

    }
  • public void undefined(OP Anonymous undefined) {

    // 4 posts and 0 image replies omitted.

    String fullTitle = undefined;
    int postNumber = "16180500";
    String image = mathematical-definitions.gif;
    String date = '05/17/24(Fri)17:01:06';
    String comment = 'One can deduce the entire decimal numeral system and basic mathematical operations on it within several minutes from pic related. So why the fuck does it take a year or more for children to master this shit? Is formal education this poor?';

    }
}