Post everything the schizos on /sci/ were right about since 2016
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Any anons into bone forensics? For fossil hunters, they basically only have bits of bone to work with. How do they know that a pile of bones belongs to one species, two? How do they know which specific species? If I had a femur bone from a "dinosaur" how would I know if it's from a megalosauras, T rex, triceratops? How would I know that same femur belonged to a allegedly similar species triceratops skull 4000 miles away? I find it hard to believe that over millions of years , that scientists are smart enough to know how to puzzle together a species from different parts over different distances (because they dont find "all" the bones in a dig site). And what dinosaur bones werent discovered until the 90s? give me a break. Btw pic related is C6 of a wild boar. looks awfully similar to a human vertebrae dont it?
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Can 5G be used to remotely deploy vaccines or viruses?
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what does /sci/ think of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine? India has administered 1 billion+ doses with almost no side effects being reported.
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Often on this board I see anyone who shills for vaccine mandated depicted as a midwit basedboy, while animating that any high IQ anon could easily see that "the data just doesn't add up"
High IQ anons of /sci/, what exactly is the data that doesn't add up? Why/Why shouldn't vaccines be mandated?
High IQ anons of /sci/, what exactly is the data that doesn't add up? Why/Why shouldn't vaccines be mandated?
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How do I learn electrical engineering from scratch? I don't know shit about electronics, just a bit of physics. Where do I start?
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What would be a realistic solution to stop the declining workforce?
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What are quarks made of?
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Which math concept do you wish you were taught differently, and summarise how you want to be taught it.
I'll start, It took me ages to learn linear equations because I was taught to solve 3x + 5 = 8 by 'moving the opposite of + 5 over' or 'move the thing closest to the equals sign to the other side' and we had to memorise tables of doing +/- then x/divide then indices. It should have been taught more freely like the two sides of 3x+5 = 8 is like a balance scale and what you do to one side you do to the other to keep them balanced. From there teach them how by doing the certain operations (like -5) makes the 5 cancel out and creates opportunities to put x by itself.
I'll start, It took me ages to learn linear equations because I was taught to solve 3x + 5 = 8 by 'moving the opposite of + 5 over' or 'move the thing closest to the equals sign to the other side' and we had to memorise tables of doing +/- then x/divide then indices. It should have been taught more freely like the two sides of 3x+5 = 8 is like a balance scale and what you do to one side you do to the other to keep them balanced. From there teach them how by doing the certain operations (like -5) makes the 5 cancel out and creates opportunities to put x by itself.
