is it just me or is it literally impossible to imagine more than 3 spatial dimensions?

Ok, What actually causes homosexuality? I get tired of seeing them everywhere and wanted to find out what actually causes it. After reading a lot of materials I found out something
>homosexuality is not 100% genetic. Twin studies, recent genetic study says that there are no gay gene, well there are sort of, but their combination cause like 1-20% of it
>there is a radical statement that 80% of population are somewhat bisexual (personally don’t think it is true) and bisexuality and not heterosexuality is default, then why all societies in history even Japan and China that were tolerant to them were heteronormative is the question
>some scientists claim that male bisexuality doesn’t exist
>full lesbians are also questionable due to the female sexual fluidity (all of females are ready to have sex with other females) and the fact that even most lesbians are ready to have relationships with male
>there are like 500 species of animals that have somewhat similar to homosexual behavior (but not constant homosexuality even among penguins)
>there is a try of explanation of homosexuality by kin selection that siblings of homosexuals are more fertile and gays transfer their genes through them (though that doesn’t explain the mechanism how it works)
So, what do you guys think about it? Will we understand it? How will it be treated in the future?

Chemistry Professor REFUSES to MASK UP or get the JAB
https://rumble.com/vlf3ua-law-professor-refuses-to-mask-up-or-get-the-jab.html

He's the most famous and popular human life extension researcher and scientist of all time.

You DO know him, right, /sci/?

Apparently Stephen Hawking had a great interest in the number 314 and is said to have written numerous pieces of literature on it and it’s connection to life and the universe. Does anyone know where I might find such works of his? I am on a mission to uncover the true meaning of the number 314 as it keeps appearing everywhere. Stephen hawking also died on 3/14, the same date Albert Einstein was born. Thanks in advance.

>triangles are the strongest shape
>triangular compounds tend to be unstable due to bond angles
which one is it

What would happen if I took 1 g of penicillin every day for the rest of my life?

I’m a brainlet but is there anything wrong with my understanding here?

Space
Time
Gravity

TS=G
SG=T
GT=S


Theory of relativity says gravity is a derivative of space-time itself and not its own force. So we do everything to travel through space as efficient as possible but we still get weighed down by gravity, and that’s exactly because we aren’t traveling through TIME as efficiently as possible.

Theory of relativity is ST=G. We know that time dilation (as measured in clocks on satellites) can be caused by either velocity/acceleration or gravity.
Space(vel/acc)Gravity=Time dilation.
This would be summarized as SG=T. We only deal with adding more and more energy into Space in the equation (more rocket fuel etc) which is working against us until we get the other variable on our side so that the energy we put in only equals energy out in Time—quickness. Until we do that we’re doomed with dealing with slow Time and high Gravity: S=TG

Pilots already are using Space by accelerating forward plus using gravity to their advantage in the form of the brachistochrone curve along the earth. They’re using gravity to fall along a curve which lets them cheat time and end up where they want quicker. Meaning what’s happening is S+G equals T, the shortest amount of time to travel.

>oh, we're out of agar again?
>don't worry, we'll have the lab tech make more

https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2021/08/chinas-molten-salt-nuclear-reactors.html

>China is completing a 2 megawatt molten salt reactor this month (August) and will start tests next month. Professor Yan Rui of the Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics, was a lead researcher on the TMSR (molten salt reactor). He wrote in a paper published in the Chinese journal Nuclear Techniques. The commercial reactor (100 MW due to be started in 2030) designed by Yan and his colleagues would be only 3 meters tall and 2.5 meters wide, but could produce enough electricity to power town of 100,000 inhabitants.

Will LFTR finally become a reality in China?