Hey, /sci/...

Is this true?

https://twitter.com/Goodable/status/1447657030823596032

Sea water into drinking water? What Finnish company did this?

Will some government or corporation kill the scientists involved in this project and steal their invetion like they always do?

What is it with this board and just legit unadultered schizos?

Anyone got that Maths published article by that black woman that was just too funny ?

It was famous in here for a while and forgot the name

I left a bag of sugar about half a foot away from my sink. The sink was wet, it had some water around it. Some time passed and I went to put the sugar away, but it was soaked, like the water traveled to the sugar. What is its problem, why did it wet my sugar. It was in a generic walmart paper bag.

why have skin cancer deaths dropped so much in the past 10 years?

What are the implications if even .01% of the phenomena discussed on /x/ is true? Can it, statistically speaking, be ALL bullshit?

Let's talk about cloning. What's the latest? Are there human clones out there?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolly_(sheep)

Groundbreaking news from the fields of unlicensed pharmacology and unpublished botany: Unlicensed marijuana growers have discovered how to dramatically alter the morphology of cannabis plants through selective breeding, something the professional sciences have not yet been able to accomplish. The foliage on that ripe marijuana flower in the pic has been bred to look like ragweed leaves instead of the traditional 7 pointed, jagged edged pot plant leaf, the variety pictured can now be grown anywhere without fear of discovery. Major morphological changes to the plant structure like this are going to make the unlicensed production of illegal medications far, far easier in the coming years thanks to this major scientific breakthrough. The nature of the tech involved is still a guarded secret and is seems like it could remain that way forever because nobody knows who the people producing the modified plants are, but maybe one day the university research community will figure out how it all works and publish it for the general public.

1. A.I. does not and will never exist. It is a purely theoretical concept that will never manifest in practice. A program will never be able to go outside of the confines of it's algorithmic programming

2. There is no "learning" in Machine Learning. It is just statistics.

3. Programming proves that mind cannot be explained by purely material processes. Mind can only come from mind.