What does the science community think of the claims made in that book?
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How much of a science is social science?
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Since math is now subjective and racist how do we decolonize it and make it more diverse and inclusive?
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>neuroprotective
>increases alertness, focus, motor skills
>no evidence it causes cancer, only slight proof that it may promote tumor formation if already using other carcinogens
>very mildly cardiotoxic
Why is nicotine so unfairly maligned? It's good for you overall.
>increases alertness, focus, motor skills
>no evidence it causes cancer, only slight proof that it may promote tumor formation if already using other carcinogens
>very mildly cardiotoxic
Why is nicotine so unfairly maligned? It's good for you overall.
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What is the longest and shortest possible wavelength of electromagnetic radiation?
Specifically what is the lowest and highest energy that can theoretically exist, and what are the limits on what humans can meaningfully interact with (detect, transmit, be biologically effected by etc.)
Specifically what is the lowest and highest energy that can theoretically exist, and what are the limits on what humans can meaningfully interact with (detect, transmit, be biologically effected by etc.)
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I thought those laser guns were only possible in fiction though? Also, what are some other /sci/-related vidya?
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Anyone know why Lockheed Martin's ascent module for the Artemis mission looks like a tic tac? Scientifically speaking of course
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i want to buy zuta s4 and i dont find it anywhere online ? only scams
is there any legit online shop ?
and can i buy it in france
if so where
is there any legit online shop ?
and can i buy it in france
if so where
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Anyone have any tips for learning to draw for scientific reasons rather than for traditional art reasons? Most of the resources out there are geared towards art students etc.
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If the results of a well tested and replicable study went against the politically established narrative, would you side with it or what is politically correct?
