Threads by latest replies - Page 3241

(30 replies)

What vaccine is best for young people?

No.13445271 ViewReplyOriginalReport
I'm 20 something.
Both my parents (who pay my rent) and my boss (who pays my wages) are annoying the fuck out of me every day now to get vaxxed, and it's getting to my age group's date to be vaccinated so I can't stall anymore.
If I don't, I'll lose my job and have to either move back to my parents home and be a neet loser again. If I do, next year my salary will increase and I'll be self-sufficient for the first time.
But my chances of complications due to vaccine seem higher than due to covid itself, so which of the mystery juices is less likely to fuck me up?
25 posts and 2 images omitted
(5 replies)

Can I learn pre calculus in 3 weeks

No.13448529 ViewReplyOriginalReport
I wanted to be a brainlet and choose to take pre calculus this year. Is this too ambitious of a goal?i a mediocre understanding of Algebra 2 but need to refresh.
Iq is average but pretty ambitious and have great study habits if this is achievable what could I do to get an 99 overall grade. Any advice 4chan?
(21 replies)
No.13448272 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Post jut clarity is telling me to study chemistry. I know nothing about chemistry and am bad at maths, is it a good idea?
16 posts omitted
(7 replies)
No.13448326 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Why is time considered to exist?

It's a measurement of the state & position of things. There is no past/future, just differences of where something was and is now.
2 posts omitted
(16 replies)

Modelling Cognitive Development

No.13438459 ViewReplyOriginalReport
I argue that cognitive development can be modelled using a logistic function. Thoughts? Do note that the ages from 0-5 are deceiving, since the cognitive development fraction of a 5 year old in this logistic function is over 100 times larger than that of a newborn. Interesting is the rapid spike on the onset of puberty, where I set the midpoint of 50% development to be at the age of 12.5: the onset of puberty.
11 posts and 2 images omitted
(15 replies)
No.13445058 ViewReplyOriginalReport
So I was just reading a study from experts and it said that science confirms that anybody who dislikes Twitter or transgenders is an incel.
10 posts and 2 images omitted
(18 replies)

The science of anti-aging

No.13442221 ViewReplyOriginalReport
This is a thread for talking about anti-aging treatments and the root causes of aging and how to prevent them.

Here's a list of factors that contribute to the slow down of aging, I hope some of you can add some more:
- Caloric restriction and fasting. Less caloric intake means your cells don't divide as often and you age slower. Additionally, fasting has some perks of its own like ketosis, autophagy, neurogenesis, improvement of heart and liver function, stem cell regen, immune boosting, anti-cancer properties, GH production improvement, etc
- Ice cold baths
- Cardio and HiiT
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
- Turmeric/Curcumin
- Quercetin (Onion / Green tea)
- Sulforaphane (Cruciferous veggies like Broccoli)
- Fisetin (Green tea)
- Consuming only the necesary protein, no more, no less.
- Avoiding DNA damage sources (excepf for reasonable sunlight exposure)
- Sleeping 7 to 9 hours a day
13 posts and 1 image omitted
(5 replies)
No.13445628 ViewReplyOriginalReport
If I have a large bowl of certain berries, like cherries, blueberries, gooseberries, red currant or something like that and I eat a lot at once I can feel that my face feels slightly cold, as if there was a cool breeze blowing over my skin. Can science explain what causes that?
(5 replies)
No.13444695 ViewReplyOriginalReport
the egg came first
every living thing has a cell, which is an egg without a hardened shell. eggs and mankind evolved together - the cell and the mitochondria. the mitochondria learned to exit the cell and create new cells, but only if they matched with a mitochondria of the opposite mutation (gender). one growing the egg, the other growing its contents.
(12 replies)

Fusion.

No.13446583 ViewReplyOriginalReport
It's the answer. There is no other answer.

Did you know: China's CFETR reactor is shooting for q=12. ITER is going for q=10.

USA's National Ignition Facility has failed. Inertial confinement fusion is not happening.

Whoever achieves viable fusion first will rule the new world.

It's no longer a case of "if". We have entered the era of "when". It's happening.

Are you prepared? Is your country prepared?
7 posts and 1 image omitted