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What the fuck is wrong with science? First lead then this
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can science refute this?
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can science explain this apparent paradox?
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If evolution is real, why haven't kakapos evolved to learn how to fly? Wouldn't it be a minimal investment since they already have wings and pneumatized bones?
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Do Latin Americans and Slavs have some gene in common that makes them more likely to die of corona?
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How do minds like Tesla and Einstein occour? Is it freak chance genetics for their kind of genious? Things like the earthquake device, or the tesla valve, or the rather proven relativity theory that keeps being proven correct again and again
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Is religious belief a mental ilness?
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Quoted By: >>13587415 >>13587417 >>13587434
How do people believe in something that cannot be demonstrated or understood with contemporary scientific or experiments, is impossible to experience and holds no basis in our reality?
What's the catch? I'm curious since I was raised as christian but i am not a believer.
What's the catch? I'm curious since I was raised as christian but i am not a believer.
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Looking to form a group of 6 science enthusiasts to start a secret society, build a secret underground lab and eventually take over the world
Requirements:
>lives on the west coast of the US
>IQ above 130
>at least 2 years of study in a biology or chemistry related discipline
>has an intense hatred of humanity
>will never reproduce
>will only be friends with members of the group
>able to relocate to lair
Add me if interested.
Schrodingers bat#4572
Requirements:
>lives on the west coast of the US
>IQ above 130
>at least 2 years of study in a biology or chemistry related discipline
>has an intense hatred of humanity
>will never reproduce
>will only be friends with members of the group
>able to relocate to lair
Add me if interested.
Schrodingers bat#4572
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Is chemists the scientists more prone to use their knowledge in criminal behavior?
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Quoted By: >>13587209 >>13587377
Must be, but is there any data on it? I can't imagine how physicists or biologists might have more advantages in criminal activity than chemists who can just pump out new drugs for junkies and explosives for the military industrial complex
