>hahahaha butthole
Yes you’re very funny

With binoculars or a small telescope uranus is visible 1 degree above the moon. Anyone get to see it? It’s too cloudy where I am

Where do we go when we die, /sci/?

Surely the eternal void can't be all that awaits us?

The concept of quantum superposition are basically “sum types”. We are in a simulation of a mathematicians mind.

How long until computers will take over mathematics?

Famous Hollywood celebrities now hate science. How does this make you feel, /sci/? Ashamed of yourself? Worried about the consequences of associating yourself with widely hated category of people?
Tell us about your emotional response to picrel.

Elon, no!

Hea ye, hear ye, for I will tell you a tale of women in the modern science space. Whether you are in school, in academia, or in industry, I think you can learn (or at least be entertained) from my experiences. Please do share your own.

For context, I'm in my mid 20's and graduated with a degree in biology (useless piece of trash major) in 2017 from a Canadian school. Despite graduating with no significant skills other than those acquired in a molecular bio lab internship, I managed to get an obscenely high GPA, which made some employers think well of me. I started working a dogshit job related to plant science/horticulture out of school. Through some job hops, I managed to pivot into the pharmaceutical space, and I'm now working for one of the "Big 10" pharma companies in one of their manufacturing departments. Been there for 2 months.

When I first walked into this new workspace, I was struck by how soulless everything seemed. People don't talk to each other much about work or home life. When people talk in meetings, they often seem annoyed that they have to address the core duties of their jobs. Most people keep their doors closed during business hours, despite the fact that the entire building is nearly dead silent 24/7. When you walk past people in the hallways, they often just stare forward or at the ground. No "hello", no "how's it going". Many times when I have simply said "hello", I've gotten no response. Sometimes it feels like I'm the main character in a game with badly programmed NPCs. Continued....

Would it be scientifically feasible to build an AI that could tell who is trans and who is not?

What the fuck is this?

I bought gallium many years ago just to fuck around with.
Since then I stored it in a non-airtight container.
I assume the dark grey layer on top is an oxide layer, but why is there a liquid component well below it's melting point?
Current ambient temperature is probably around 24C.

I'm pretty sure it's pure gallium since I originally stored it in the freezer and it was completely solid at that point. I currently have it in the fridge to see if it will turn solid at a lower than ambient temperature.

COVID fucked my lungs up, how do I restore them as best as possible sciencebros?