How smart would he be in 2022?
Maybe a professor of some b tier American collage?

They were huge, so they must've had to eat a shitton. What was different from the world in prehistoric times compared to now? Was there just far more vegetation, were plants more nutritious or what?

Would an chitin synthesis inhibitor insecticide work as a mold control agent?

>Your humble correspondent is an eager supporter of Israel (not of its recent Covid policies, of course) but it is perhaps unsurprising that she considers the topic more important than I do. It has surely been true for decades that the haters of Israel were increasingly promoting their bigotry and anti-civilization bias as a virtue while they were robbing the supporters of Israel of their freedom of speech. The alliances may be different outside the Academia (I am sure that some of you primarily imagine "Jewishness" to be a leading driving force behind the new left and globalism etc.) but make no mistake about it: the anti-Israel pogroms are an inseparable element of the spectrum of far left rituals at the U.S. universities

Why do people only care about quantum computers instead of wetware computers which are way cheaper to produce, easier to develop and maintain? It's almost as if they don't want you to have such computing power but only the big corps and the government who can afford to own quantum computers.

Why are there no big earth shattering revelations and discoveries that turn everything we know on its head like the heliocentric model or newton's law of gravity or germ theory in our era? Do we basically know all there is to know about the world?

If there actually are such things going on in our era then what are the cutting edge theories of today?

Proof that bacteriophages aren't just bacteria spores?

How do you explain the differences in IQ scores in different countries?

I was on BLS regarding labor stats for some trades I was looking into. BLS states that the employment outlook for carpenters and boilermakers is about 2% for the former and -1% for the latter. But numerous sites regarding the dwindling number of tradesmen mention how there are not enough of people in those jobs. Should I be listening to BLS or just go for those jobs anyway? I just want an interesting and fulfilling job with decent pay to support a family. Not planning on becoming rich through just my job, I would rather invest in supplemental income overtime to soften blow of medical treatments needed from my job. BTW, I like the 20s to 40s Art Deco industrial look so I picked this pic. I am not a commie or marxist-leninist, I just liked how it gives the impression of how I feel about the field of work being constructive and rigorous.