>Physics
Pretty much all the core theory has been done, no new phenomena to observe beyond pointless super high energy physics that exists nowhere but a lab.
>Chemistry
Same as physics, though there are still more drugs to be made, even if they are just rip-off's of currently existing safer drugs. Nothing special to do.
>Biology
Same as the above: sick cunts are turning animals into hybrid abominations which we dont even need.
So the big three are all pretty much "solved". There are no new discover-able RELEVANT phenomena to humanity(unless its right under our noses and its too complicated to notice- unlikely), and the only thing that is being done right now are optimisations/follow ups/closing loose ends. Kind of sad really. The universe clearly is fractal, but we are not privy to things either too small or too far away, so we are just trapped in this limited understanding, doomed to almost complete science but never truly understand it.
The same applies for many softer fields too. No new engineering revolutions, we are reaching the upper bounds of our understanding of neurology and psychology, geology can not even reach the core of the earth to measure it.
Or am I wrong? Also tell us all about the most fertile areas of science/tech/medicine/materials left for us to complete, to give me a little hope for my life.
Pretty much all the core theory has been done, no new phenomena to observe beyond pointless super high energy physics that exists nowhere but a lab.
>Chemistry
Same as physics, though there are still more drugs to be made, even if they are just rip-off's of currently existing safer drugs. Nothing special to do.
>Biology
Same as the above: sick cunts are turning animals into hybrid abominations which we dont even need.
So the big three are all pretty much "solved". There are no new discover-able RELEVANT phenomena to humanity(unless its right under our noses and its too complicated to notice- unlikely), and the only thing that is being done right now are optimisations/follow ups/closing loose ends. Kind of sad really. The universe clearly is fractal, but we are not privy to things either too small or too far away, so we are just trapped in this limited understanding, doomed to almost complete science but never truly understand it.
The same applies for many softer fields too. No new engineering revolutions, we are reaching the upper bounds of our understanding of neurology and psychology, geology can not even reach the core of the earth to measure it.
Or am I wrong? Also tell us all about the most fertile areas of science/tech/medicine/materials left for us to complete, to give me a little hope for my life.
