how bad would nuclear war actually be?
is it actually feasible to totally armageddon ourselves?

https://scitechdaily.com/a-solar-illusion-coronal-loops-on-the-sun-may-not-be-what-they-seem/

>“This study reminds us as scientists that we must always question our assumptions and that sometimes our intuition can work against us,” Malanushenko said.

I wonder when they will question their assumption of a globe earth model too. By the way, fyi do you know what happens when the magnetic field disappears from some moments in a flat earth model? The plasma above the dome that generates the sun strikes the surface as a form of grounding, destroying basically everything that attracts it (wires, cities, you get the idea), rural areas aren't safe either).

I wonder how long it will take for globe scientists to catch up with flat earth scientists. I predice there will be many more "news" coming up about studies about the sun if my hypothesis of empcoe being near is correct.

I believe this is the correct topic to address this subject, for scientific purposes.

What is the detailed process of synthesizing cocaine? anyone to provide details?

Is possible to cure an hernia by scar it using some medicinal plant medication?

hello :(
i think my rat has a pituitary tumor, her name is zero pic related
she is only 12 months old
she is limping with her left back leg and her eye is a bit protruding

what can i do? any rat experts? which chemicals do i need to inject :(
i remember i think 2 years ago was an anon here who experimented on rats to augment himself to a super soldier later, do you have any idea how i can save my rat :(

>CLIMATE CHANGE IS REAL AND SERIOUS AND UNLESS YOU SUBMIT TO THE UN YOU WONT FIX IT.
You guys don’t believe this do you?

I've been a shitty postdoc.

I transitioned from synthetic organometallic chemistry to physical inorganic chemistry, and I never thought I would be able to hate something like I hate this shit. I'm just starting my second year (my contract was renewed oddly enough), and the consequences of the train wreck that was my first year are starting to surface. I had two major projects, one of which is finally nearing completion, but the other is messy as shit, and my boss is growing increasingly impatient with me. I'm not blaming him for my situation, but it bears mentioning that he is a terrible manager and gossips like a catholic fucking schoolgirl.

I was THE most valuable member of my group when I got my PhD last year, and I have 7 first author papers in good (mostly ACS) journals to my name. When I got to my postdoc however, for some reason everything immediately fell apart for me. I lost my will to succeed, I lost interest in research, and I'm fairly certain that I've developed clinical depression. I thought I would like this current group, but I hate even getting out of bed these days.

I'm not proud to admit it, but lately I've been seriously considering suicide to escape this shit. My boss is as petty, vindictive, and egomanical as they come, and I'm certain if I don't pull a magic rabbit out of my ass this year and get amazing results from everything, he will go out of his way to ruin any subsequent employment opportunities. I don't want to put my family through the pain of losing a son and a brother to suicide, but I don't see what other viable options I have. I don't know how many other employers would give somebody like me a second chance, and that's scary.

Are there any other current or former postdocs (or anybody really) here who have dealt with feelings/situations like this?

scientifically speaking some people are objectively better than others and should have more children to cultivate those qualities

if you are against eugenics you are a moron
>inb4 it won't work bro
lmao

I'm 32 years old and I've never even kissed a woman.

How would you change genes and what genes would you choose for beauty and intelligence, or other traits?