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Anonymous Wed 01 Sep 14:11:48 2021 No.13590930 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13591412 >>13591474 >>13591495

What would happen to humanity if every infrastucture we have in space (satellites, probes, the space station) were suddently destroyed? What technologies would we lose? How much of a setback would that be?
I know we would lose GPS, which is a big deal but what else?

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Anonymous Wed 01 Sep 2021 16:22:51 No.13591412 Report

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>>13590930
The big thing is a lot of systems in finance and power distribution use GPS for precision timing, so you would see blackouts, and the entire world economy would grind to a halt

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Anonymous Wed 01 Sep 2021 16:44:06 No.13591474 Report

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>>13590930
>I know we would lose GPS, which is a big deal but what else?
why is gps a big deal? navigation without gps is extremely easy, people were navigating just fine in the 1990s before gps was on everything. they were navigating perfectly in the 1890s as well, its not hard to do, gps only makes it easier for brainlets.

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Anonymous Wed 01 Sep 2021 16:47:48 No.13591484 Report

Quoted By: >>13594875

>>13591207
people are navigating with perfect accuacy before radio beacons were invented. navigation is very easy to do for a person of average intelligence, technology only makes it an easy task for brainlets.

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Anonymous Wed 01 Sep 2021 16:51:57 No.13591495 Report

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>>13590930
think ~1970 level

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 14:33:10 No.13594875 Report

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>>13591484
>navigation is very easy to do for a person of average intelligence
Meanwhile I still get lost in the streest of the city I've lived in since I was born

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Why should paleontology receive public funding?

Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 13:22:35 2021 No.13594679 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13594781

It's kind of a waste of money? Wouldn’t it be better for biologically-inclined scientists pursuing a career in palaeontology to instead switch to the more pressing and equally lucrative field of biological conservation? Alternatively, why should palaeontology be funded at all when clearly all the funding should go to cancer, vaccine and antibiotics research?

Are extinction rates in rugose corals really as high impact to society as medical advances? Who cares what life looked like if we know how it is today? Perhaps palaeontology the subject should stop trying to compete with other science funding altogether and become a humanities subject?

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 13:27:37 No.13594694 Report

Quoted By: >>13594719

Why should it be put into things like cancer research and not the root cause of the vast majority of diseases (ageing).

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 13:38:21 No.13594719 Report

Quoted By: >>13594765

>>13594694
>the root cause of the vast majority of diseases (ageing).
Are you seriously that stupid? In your other thread, you were literally whining about "early-onset Alzheimer", something almost unheard of before your technocancer cattle society became the norm.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 13:52:59 No.13594765 Report

Quoted By: >>13594873

>>13594719
Take your meds mate, I have no idea what thread your talking about.
And obviously the vast majority of diseases are age related, things like covid wouldn't be a thing if the population was all biologically 20.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 13:58:33 No.13594781 Report

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>>13594679
>Perhaps palaeontology the subject should stop trying to compete with other science funding altogether and become a humanities subject?
What does this even mean? Palaeontology is when people study extinct organisms, you can't stop people from studying things that they want to study, you brainless fuck

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 14:32:36 No.13594873 Report

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>>13594765
>the vast majority of diseases are age related
All the common causes of death are all lifestyle-related.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 00:13:51 2021 No.13593119 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13593524 >>13593535

Hows it going man? Regardless of chaos would you guess there is some universal principle such as conservation of energy that presses forth through all emergent systems? An intention if you will. Beyond being.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 02:31:34 No.13593524 Report

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>>13593119
Hi, yes.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 02:34:36 No.13593535 Report

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>>13593119
Give me an emergent property that isn't directly the properties of its constituent units abstracted away.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 06:00:13 No.13593949 Report

Quoted By: >>13594816

>>13593535
I agree with you on that point but as the complexity of a system increases, the impact that some deviation from a lower tier has on its superior diminishes greatly. For instance, if you lost your job, regardless of your ability and skill, you will be replaced almost immediately.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 14:09:47 No.13594816 Report

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>>13593949
Depends on the system. A wheel can lose a spoke but not the hub.

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Data Science

Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 14:09:17 2021 No.13594814 View Reply Original Report

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Any data science bros here?

What are some places in the NYC area where I can make $200k+ with 2 years of experience and an MS in math?
Right now I'm at $130k.
I'm trying to think of some good startups, I applied to Peloton, Citi, Bloomberg, and a hedge fund but I didn't get into the hedge fund.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 13:54:49 2021 No.13594770 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13594774

The vaccine second dose directly caused me to have long term heart complications and graves' disease and all the other symptoms and side effects were extremely bad and lasted a week for each dose. Why is the media objectively spreading propaganda and lies and claiming that true stories are disinfo? Why is the media allowed to legally lie and control all the information? Why does the media collectively decide what is true and what is false? Who gave them this authority? Has this booster shot even been tested at all? Is it actually good to get three doses of a vaccine if the vaccine is two strong with only two doses?

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 13:56:13 No.13594774 Report

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>>13594770
Most people here will think you are lying. Either way, CDC reports on these heart issues in young kids, despite this when you get the shot your told it’s safe.

It’s voluntary so either way it’s on whoever took it, some doctors won’t even admit it’s from the shots.

They want vaccine passports real bad

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 13:56:42 No.13594778 Report

Quoted By: >>13594791

Yawn. Another antivaxer who never got the vaccine larping as someone who got a side effect. Nobody cares about the psyop. Back to /pol/. Or kys. Idfc

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 14:01:32 No.13594791 Report

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>>13594778
I got both doses because it's unofficially a legal requirement at this point.

Why do you think everybody who gets it has to like it? I am OP.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 01:43:41 2021 No.13593370 View Reply Original Report

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Scientifically, the data from VAERS suggests most people who do die after vaccination die in the first few days. How does one refute this?

CDC is using VAERS to prove the vaccines are safe for children by focusing solely on myocarditis cases submitted to VAERS.

If you say VAERS data doesn’t count, then why does the CDC use that data to call the vaccines safe? The CDC report is from 2 days ago, so clearly they are monitoring VAERS.

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/acip/meetings/downloads/slides-2021-08-30/06-COVID-Rosenblum-508.pdf

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 11:25:55 No.13594425 Report

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>>13593637
Depending on where you live, your own government is the one who helped produce it. It may have been refined in China but don’t be mistaken, many countries were involved.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 11:26:56 No.13594429 Report

Quoted By: >>13594678

>>13593753
I don’t think you understand how these vaccines were produced. The genetic sequence for the spike protein was provided to the manufacturers from China. You kinda got it all wrong

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 13:07:21 No.13594645 Report

Quoted By: >>13594678

>>13593863
good heuristic reasoning

>>13593599
bad heuristic reasoning

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 13:22:18 No.13594678 Report

Quoted By: >>13594707

>>13594429
This is true. However, I have yet to figure if this was done in cooperation or negligence.

>>13594645
You and me are likely not on the same page. Heuristics is for the academia setting and I treat this as a forum of adults who have already done their homework.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 13:34:32 No.13594707 Report

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>>13594678
your posts reek of simulated reasoning.

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Anonymous Wed 01 Sep 12:34:41 2021 No.13590702 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13592339 >>13592533 >>13592562

I've always wondered if conjoined twins being raised as one person would somehow lead to better development and quality of life for them, Abby and Brittany aside. I've heard of a few instances of dicephalus twins being given one name, but none of them survived past infancy. Also, I stumbled upon a paper with an interesting thing at the end of the abstract.

> [...] the over-riding impression is that of two individuals desperately struggling to arrive at some kind of personal identity. It is suggested that the ultimate resolution of their dilemma will involve a fusion of identity so that they will come to regard themselves as a unified organism rather than two separate individuals.

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Anonymous Wed 01 Sep 2021 20:45:28 No.13592339 Report

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>>13590702
test

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Anonymous Wed 01 Sep 2021 21:38:33 No.13592533 Report

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>>13590702
What if one is gay but the other is not?
If they kiss each other, is it masturbation or incest?

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Anonymous Wed 01 Sep 2021 21:46:12 No.13592562 Report

Quoted By: >>13593154

>>13590702
I think this pretty conclusively proves that a human individual is really nothing but their brain and upper spine. Treating them as one individual is just a cope for not having the technology to transplant brains.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 00:24:02 No.13593154 Report

Quoted By: >>13594646

>>13592562
How so? Even Abby and Brittany managed to say the same thing at the same time a lot of the time.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 13:08:39 No.13594646 Report

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>>13593154
They spent their entire lives listening to the other one talk, I'm sure they picked up on ther manner of speech, and patterns of speech.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 12:52:55 2021 No.13594616 View Reply Original Report

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Apostol or Spivak?

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 12:01:09 2021 No.13594489 View Reply Original Report

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DUNNING KRUGER

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 12:09:06 No.13594506 Report

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>MISINFORMATION

Praise Jesus

Praise Jesus Thu 02 Sep 2021 12:12:55 No.13594514 Report

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>>13594504
>A useful study
No, not even an actual study.
The 'Dunning-Kruger' effect was made up by two neoliberals to justify their hatred on the allegedly illiterate people who do not trust science. It's literally the 'You're dumb so shut up' card repackaged the 48th time.

Any actual studies done on the subject show that those who perform badly on tests do overestimate their performance on the tests but nowhere as much as implied by 'Dunning-Kruger'. More importantly, those performing bad on a test still judged themselves significantly more badly than those who did well. So, the alleged inversion that Dunning-Kruger postulates can't even be observed.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 12:13:58 No.13594519 Report

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But all DK confirms is that if somebody claims to be smart they are either stupid or really smart but not a midwit.

Praise Jesus

Praise Jesus Thu 02 Sep 2021 12:14:12 No.13594520 Report

Quoted By:

>>13594504
>A useful study
No, not even an actual study.
The 'Dunning-Kruger' effect was made up by two neoliberals to justify their hatred on the allegedly illiterate people who do not trust science. It's literally the 'You're dumb so shut up' card repackaged the 48th time.

Any actual studies done on the subject show that those who perform badly on tests do overestimate their performance on the tests but nowhere as much as implied by 'Dunning-Kruger'. More importantly, those performing badly on a test still judged themselves as having performed significantly worse than those who did well. So, the alleged inversion that Dunning-Kruger postulates can't even be observed.

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 2021 12:26:49 No.13594540 Report

Quoted By:

>>13594494
it's true
most md's don't have time do research regardless
i know some docs who regret getting their md's for that reason

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Anonymous Thu 02 Sep 10:35:18 2021 No.13594363 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13594370

what is the hardest thing for science to explain?

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