How dangerous is long covid?

>why yes, I exclusively use the jet colorbar, how could you tell?

I'm sick and tired of people saying we need to get the vaccine because the vaccinated are filling up hospitals. At this point, in most places there are actually more vaccinated people in hospitals for severe COVID infections, so the idea the unvaccinated are primarily responsible for hospital crowding is ridiculous.
>but you don't understand statistics. Way more people have been vaccinated, so thats why their are more of them in the hospital than unvaccinated
No shit dumbass. Nobody is disputing that point. That doesn't change the fact that the majority of people in the hospital are still vaccinated. Even if all the unvaccinated people left the hospital, the majority of the problem would still not be solved. The unvaccinated are not crowding hospitals, and neither are ivermectin users. By a matter of shear statistics, if there is crowding going on (there isn't), then it being caused primarily by the vaccinated.

Since Novavax isn't coming out anytime soon, of the vaccines currently available to a US citizen, which has the smallest (known) risk profile?

Explain to me the evolutionary reason for humans developing such incredibly advanced intelligence compared to the next most intelligent thing in the known universe. Why didn't chimps or anything else evolve to be anywhere even close to as intelligent as us?

>climate change

>want to read a physics book
>it has a lot of equations that I don't get

I got frustrated with Elons claim that the surface needed to power the entire world by solar *only takes a few hundred miles squared of solar cells.

There's no such thing as *only a few hundred miles by a few hundred miles. The circumference of the earth is just 40,000 km so that's probably a gigantic footprint, right?
Well, the circumference isn't the surface area, so I start googling, I casually like math, so how do you derive the surface area of a sphere from its circumference?
Google gives me just 3 sources in the top two pages that even attempt to answer my question:

> https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1866812/deriving-surface-area-of-a-sphere-from-the-circumference

> https://sciencing.com/how-to-calculate-the-surface-area-of-a-circle-12751758.html

> http://mathcentral.uregina.ca/QQ/database/QQ.09.06/s/amanda4.html

Turns out every single one of these is inconsistent with the others, and also demonstrably incorrect, the answer is obvious once you check the circumference and the surface area of the earth.
Anyway; once you have the surface, you can check how big of a portion a few hundred square miles is. But what if you just compare it to habitable land area? Or better yet, area that's already inhabited?

I can't trust google now, so what is the area of inhabited land in the world, /sci/?

The correct formula, in case you were wondering is:
$A = \frac{C^2}{\pi}$

How long until a based AI overlord overthrows the Jews and runs the world cs bros?

At what age does it officially become pedophilia?
What should be the max age gap?
Because I'm tired of seeing rossties and redditors complaining that (example) if a 17 year old and 20 year old date that's "pedophilia/grooming" lmfao yeah right
And yes, this is scientifically related since there should be one straight forward formula that can solve this issue.