Huh, /sci/ bros, I think we got BTFO

>For Indians this question is very easy
>Sir, this is very easy question for iit-jee aspirants
>Don't mess with indians,when it comes maths and science
>Sir, I am iit rank holder
>Sir, India has hardest test in the world, so this question is very easy

Post in this thread if you're stupid enough to think dark matter is real.

Scientifically speaking, what are the best ways to beat an addiction?

Is a suicide epidemic considered to be something within the purview of the medical community to solve? If so, what options do they have?

>people who refuse the vaxx are killing people!
>that's bad!
>so we should kill them!

Why are people so retarded these days? I was lectured and browbeaten by leftist teachers and family members all my life to fear the "right wing" because they want to kill everyone- and that's a bad thing!
Now, these same leftists are on social media celebrating the deaths of their political rivals and saying they should be put in camps or killed without the slightest bit of irony.
Do they never stop and think "but demanding the deaths of your enemies was what made the people I oppose bad in the first place..."

I don't care about your arguments against antivaxx stupidity; this pandemic has shown the Left for what they really are: utterly soulless sociopaths who will cheer any atrocity if it means gaining a slither of peer approval

Is there any truth in skull science?

bad news guys

There's alot of societal pressure in my city to wear mask outside even if you're vaccinated. People will tell you, some not so nicely, to wear a mask when I got out without a mask.

Why do people do this? The CDC told us that you don't have to wear masks if you get vaxxed. Do these people enjoy the modicum of power/ superiority they feel when the can order someone to do something?

/sng/ - Super Nuclear General

Japan starts reopening their reactors. 10 are already online 12 more set to online by 2025.
>https://world-nuclear.org/focus/fukushima-daiichi-accident/japan-nuclear-power.aspx

Japan resumes construction of Ohma nuclear powerplant
>https://www.reuters.com/article/jpower-nuclear-paper-idUSL4E8KR50Z20120927

Wincosin lifts the 33-year old ban on Nuclear Power
>https://dailyenergyinsider.com/policy/286-wisconsin-lifts-33-year-ban-new-nuclear-power-plants/

Wyoming welcomes the construction of the first Natrium Nuclear Plant
>https://www.energy.gov/ne/articles/next-gen-nuclear-plant-and-jobs-are-coming-wyoming

Australia considers lifting the 20-year ban on Nuclear Power
>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9715061/Push-remove-ban-nuclear-energy-Australia.html

China set plans for 100 more Nuclear Reactors by 2035
>https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2021/04/23/china-will-lead-the-world-in-nuclear-energy-along-with-all-other-energy-sources-sooner-than-you-think/

China activates liquid Thorium reactor that does not use water
>https://www.livescience.com/china-creates-new-thorium-reactor.html

Dozens of companies and countries racing for the first commercial Thorium and SMR
Who would be the first