It's kind of cool that the human eye can only see three colours but the brain processes more than three colours.
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Who was in the wrong here?
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>But isn't this like, such a beautiful concept...that we might never be able to reach certain truths...that some concepts might lay outside our comprehension irregardless of how much we evolve to try ... to even grasp their nature?
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Present your ideas for the ideal education system for children and adolescents for the best learning and formation of a good person, whatever that means to YOU, we'll leave college out for simplicity sake. You system has to be realistic and capable of implementing if you had the power to do so.
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what if i can't decide on an and just report the p-value without deciding if i can or can't reject the null? i still show that depending on the what the decision would be, right? i know it breaks a bit from convention but is that so bad?
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Science finally confirms that there are 50 genders
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Quoted By: >>13622643 >>13622706 >>13622712
That's just science for ya. Some of that good old Science. I just fucking luuuuv Science, which is presently occurring in pic related.
If you disagree you are an anti-Science luddite of hate.
Science hath spoken. Thank you, Science. Amen.
If you disagree you are an anti-Science luddite of hate.
Science hath spoken. Thank you, Science. Amen.
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Can anyone explain to me why was I banned for criticizing Einstein?
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I made a thread pointing out he read Lorentz-Poincaré relativistic mechanics, refused to cite it and then claimed as his own. I also criticized him for taking credit for Brownian motion and pointed all his viscosity equations were useless. I also pointed out the academic suspicions raised by Lattes and others regarding the photoeletric effect and the fact he worked in a patent agency.
Supposedly my post was not science-related, but all these personality, IQ, gender, race and politics threads are science-related?
Can't we criticize Einstein?
Supposedly my post was not science-related, but all these personality, IQ, gender, race and politics threads are science-related?
Can't we criticize Einstein?
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Why wasn't she able to make it work?
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And why was so much money poured into her company from unconventional sources? The prospect of inexpensive, fast, and easy lab testing should have excited the medical word. Instead the shunned the possibility and it was mostly creepy old men from the military-industrial complex and techbros who backed her.
Yes, her implementation didn't work but shouldn't we be working towards something similar anyway? Imagine if every person were able to get a full readout of their labs each week. Catching medical issues early both makes them easier to treat and saves lives.
Yes, her implementation didn't work but shouldn't we be working towards something similar anyway? Imagine if every person were able to get a full readout of their labs each week. Catching medical issues early both makes them easier to treat and saves lives.
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Why are engineers such chads and scientists such virgins? When I imagine an engineer I imagine a chad with a hard hat when I imagine a scientists I imagine a onions boy in a lab looking down all day at some vials.
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What does /sci/ think of Kurzgesagt? Informative and engaging or popsci trash?
