Because ultracentrifuges have a ridiculous amount of g's, is it the gravity that causes things to separate into layers? If so, if I was to stand on a neutron star would my body separate itself into microscopically thin layers with the densest tissues at the bottom and least dense at the top? Or would it just be a homogenous mash?
>Percentage of papers reporting a support for the tested hypothesis plotted against year of publication and divided by discipline of journal (SP Space Science, AG Agricultural Sciences, BB Biology & Biochemistry, CH Chemistry, CM Clinical Medicine, CS Computer Science, EB Economics & Business, EE Environment/Ecology, EN Engineering, GE Geosciences, IM Immunology, MB Molecular Biology & Genetics, MI Microbiology, MS Materials Science, NB Neuroscience & Behaviour, PA Plant and Animal Sciences, PH Physics, PP Psychiatry/Psychology, PT Pharmacology & Toxicology, SO Social Sciences, General).
In 2007, 85% of published scientific papers affirmed their hypothesis. Some fields have had entire years without a single negative result, and this isn't JUST going on in silly fields like sociology. Oh no, this is molecular bio, chemistry, micro bio, materials science, and physics.
This is not the same thing as research failing to replicate, but it almost certainly is the cause: publishers are playing Texas sharpshooter and ignoring negative results. The rare false positive comes up in someone lab, and ends up becoming the first attempt that's published.
I like touching women, touching animals of either sex, many animals enjoy being touched even by humans of either sex, but i have no desire to touch another man and most straight men feel similar i think. Is this because of the competitive element between men creating distance and preventing intimacy? Are there other animals that generally enjoy physical affection but excluding between two heterosexual males? or do the sociologists actually have a point
Brainlet here
I hear you fags are slightly smarter than the other boards.
and I have 80 IQ question.
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There are 2 cars.
Both cars accelerate from 25mph to 50mph and theoretically stop to 0 Mph after hitting 50mph.
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Car A takes 4.0 seconds to accelerate from 25mph-50Mph
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Car B takes 2.0 seconds to accelerate from 25mph-50mph
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Is the distance traveled the same on both cars?
Common sense says the distance is the same, but am I missing something?
