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No.13372032 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Scientifically speaking, people who lean more towards the 'left' political concept are inherently wrong about:
-Race
-Ethnicity
-Sex
-Cultures
-Education
-Warfare
-Economics
-Gender
-Death
-Life
-Afterlife
-Crime
-Birth
-Government
My question is simple, why do these people think this way?
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meaningful captcha odds

No.13370606 ViewReplyOriginalReport
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what are the odds, /math/?
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NSA MATH GENERAL

No.13370611 ViewReplyOriginalReport
The NSA is the largest employer of mathematicians in the United States!! If you are a United States citizen interested in math and think you're good at it, please consider this opportunity. The NSA is super cozy too
> Mathematicians at the NSA enjoy the type of dynamic environment that only the largest employer of mathematicians in the country can offer. In addition to our own in-house publications, we offer summer workshop programs, continuing colloquia, cooperative education programs, and occasional meetings that provide opportunities to interact with mathematicians both within and outside the agency. The NSA also awards grants for research in the mathematical sciences. Sabbatical employees enjoy the same in-house support services as full-time NSA mathematicians, such as computer support services, and technical courses only offered at NSA.
Yeah, you basically live like a streamer lol, it's super based.
NOTE: If there are any (former) NSA agents here, I'd advise against sharing your experiences with the NSA; this thread is meant to discuss an awesome and cool opportunity for employment at the NSA to people who love math and science!!
> https://apply.intelligencecareers.gov/home
> http://intelligencecareers.gov/NSA/nsacareers.html
> https://www.nsa.gov/What-We-Do/Research/Math-Sciences-Program/Sabbaticals/FAQs/
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Scientific proof that cooming is bad

No.13371928 ViewReplyOriginalReport
you guys got any scientific proof or articles which shows physical side effects of cooming being a bad thing
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No.13372113 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Idk if this is the best board to ask about this topic but I haven't found a better one. This monstruosity appeared some days ago in front of the beach of my city. Does someone know what it is?
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No.13369301 ViewReplyOriginalReport
>get vaccinated for covid
>die when variants come out

trust the science
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Discord /sci/

No.13372009 ViewReplyOriginalReport
I explained a question on the /sci/ discord.
Guy tells me to use latex formatting cus it hurts his eyes.
I'm telling him to read less papers and code more.
Get banned.
Mfw
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No.13371898 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Lactose tolerance is an exploitable weakness for a potential chink bioweapon.
>virus has Cas9, gRNA that guides it to the lactase gene, and template DNA for a toxic protein (say, ricin)
>virus infects chink
>nothing happens because they don't have that gene
>virus infects why peepoo
>lactase gene is replaced with ricin gene
>body produces ricin
>yt peepoo die
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Bioengineering to survive in a vacuum without a space suit

No.13371899 ViewReplyOriginalReport
seems to me that the modifications to a person required to allow them to survive in a vacuum without a space suit are quite modest.
1. a subdermal mesh of clam like muscle cells that contract and "lock" providing constant tension requiring no extra energy, along the lines of non extension acting as mechanical counter-pressure of 0.07 bars (above the Armstrong limit)
2. sphincter organ in throat to close at 0.07 bars.
3. nictating membranes protecting the eyes
there you go, now you have someone who could survive indefinitely in a vacuum provided they held their breath.
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No.13371081 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Does a solar eclipse effect a magnetic compass reading?
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