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Anonymous (5 replies)
what are the bounds for acclimation to hot weather? this is excruciating.
Anonymous
>>13341717 give yourself melanin to make you black, then you will be adapted to hot weather
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>>13341723 unironically this. marry a black man/woman so that your kids don't suffer the way you do
Anonymous (25 replies)
As a straight man I find outtie pussies disgusting, and I'm definitely not the only one. There's such massive contrast between the smooth, soft and delicate features of the rest of the woman's body with that open wound looking butcher nightmare roast beef curtain, that it almost feels like a cruel joke. Why is it that the most sexual part of a woman's body is often so disappointing and lovecraftian looking?
In contrast, innies and puffies feel right and natural; less chaotic and gorish. It "fits" with the rest of the body
Why are outties even a thing? Jesus
>inb4 insecure and dishonest open wound lovers calling me gay
Anonymous
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>>13340376 Trans straight male?
Anonymous
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>>13341337 Wtf are puffies? Puffy nipples are based
>>13341293 Nah because pornstars have labiaplasty
Anonymous
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>>13340419 declare any girl who has had sex with more than 3 men free to rape
Anonymous (5 replies)
Post links to online IQ tests that are...
1. free
2. not complete memes (all of them are memes to some degree, but some really take the piss)
3. ideally not within the first few pages of Google search results
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>>13341357 > free online IQ test > not a meme Post examples
Anonymous
Anonymous (38 replies)
From a theoretical perspective, what would happen if you had sex inside a nuclear reactor?
Anonymous
>>13339775 you don't have anything to worry about, the nuclear industry is very restrictive on have much exposure a worker receives, almost to a fault.
(but since there aren't women are 4chan you weren't worrying anyway)
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>>13341015 He did get his levels tested regularly. The plant may have been built by Rosatom, but at least he was taken care of. The levels never reached dangerous levels.
>>13340162 Thanks for the reminder.
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>>13331939 Water makes pussies dry, so you would probably get a sore dick
Anonymous
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>>13331939 you could start a nuclear family
Anonymous
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>>13331990 is this the most boring and unfunny movie ever produced?
Anonymous (22 replies)
I was just wondering if there were any metals heavier than tungsten and it turns out that there are but they're all radioactive. Why is it that 8/10 of the heaviest metals are dangerous to humans?
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>>13340763 But it is fucking stable, though. No drip lines.
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>>13340579 Cosmologists are brainlets, yes
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>>13336482 HUMAN LIVE ON EARTH SURFACE
HEAVY METAL NOT COMMON ON EARTH SURFACE
HUMAN NOT EVOLVE TO EAT HEAVY METAL
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>>13336482 Rhenium Platinum Iridium Osmium
Anonymous
Anonymous (5 replies)
What are the scientific ramifications of eyeQ on science?
Anonymous (12 replies)
Why does music only sound good when I'm drunk??
Anonymous
>>13341142 I made this thread specifically because I wanted a /sci/entist to pull something out of his ass about why my depressed ass only enjoys music when I'm drunk. At other times, it just sounds like noise and is generally unpleasant
Anonymous
>>13341144 I don't think you need a /sci/entist to tell you depression makes the things that are enjoyable for you unenjoyable.
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>>13341152 yeah but why does alcohol flip the switch from unenjoyable to enjoyable... what's going on in my MDD head that makes a glass of wine turn music from garbage to something worth spending my time on
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>>13341144 Because you have shit taste in music
Anonymous
bob and vegana (5 replies)
MÆTH
not even once
Anonymous (5 replies)
What do you think, /sci/?
Anonymous (5 replies)
hey /sci/, /tv/ needs your help
>>>/tv/153004720
Anonymous
>>13340508 i think it's intuitively obvious that it's 2/3rds but i still can't wrap my mind around the monty hall problem
anyone else?
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>>13340550 interesting, for me the monty hall problem is more intuitive. All it really is is that you have a 2/3 chance that you picked the wrong door. Revealing the empty door doesn't change that, the chances are still the same
Anonymous
you pick a box at random, not a ball. if you picked the first box then you'd pick a gold ball next. if you picked the second box then you wouldn't. 50/50.>but what if you pick the third box? the problem asks you for the probability "that the next ball you take from the same box will also be gold". not "that you pick a gold ball and then pick another from the same box". in conclusion: get fucked mathematicians.
Anonymous
>>13341182 you're twice as likely to have picked the first box if you pull out a gold ball
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>>13341242 i see what you mean and thinking about it again i think it's more about how you interpret "it's a gold ball".
>the ball is guaranteed to be gold and is not factored into the probability it'd be a 50/50
>you find a gold ball by chance it'd be 2/3
thank you, anon. but still:
get fucked mathematicians