How much experience am I missing if I just read during my self study hours? Like, reading the textbooks only, over and over, and trying some of the problems in my head of course, but no actual writing down?

I'm currently incubating an omicron infection, what can I do before I get symptoms?

Why do the holes disturb us?

What is the most realistic portrayal of the aftermath of an all out nuclear war? The bombs that the U.S and Russia have in their possession are more than enough to annihilate the world dozens of times over. This would be the end of the world, I assume for all lifeforms on earth due to nuclear fallout killing everything. I read that Hiroshima and Nagasaki are habitable but it is impossible to drink the water there or to grow any food so everything has to be imported. This would mean that there would be no source of food or clean water anywhere in the world if ww3 were to happen and that people would depend on canned foods and cannibalism to survive. I would assume that "The Road" by Cormac Mccarthy would be the most realistic portrayal of a nuclear wasteland if that were to be the case, correct? This fact would mean that not a single person or any lifeform for that matter will survive in the long term (centuries) so even a scenario like the Fallout or Mad Max series would be a far better scenario than real life.

Could a smart anon who knows about radiation debunk or confirm this?

why is dark forest theory a thing when the earth has been emitting biosignatures like oxygen for two billion years, implying that there's some advanced and paranoid civilization that would kill a planet over biosignature?

What does /sci/ think of eugenics?

Does the 5-second rule apply to soup? Please hurry.

If the earth is round then why is NASA faking space?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA4i1xqcnqE

Why do women scream so much while men don't? What's the evolutionary reason of the female scream?