Did Malaria actually kill half of all people that have ever lived? I've heard this getting repeated a couple of times, but I've never seen an actual study or data that confirms it.
>>13772236>and criminalsbut i already mentioned the niggers and jewsi agree with sending the republicanists thoughthere is nothing wrong with racism by the way, and the justification people use for why racism is wrong is perpetrated exactly by those antiracist people
>>13771908>Vietnam war ends>petrochemical industry is starving because no more fuel/napalm/agent orange to dump on commies>ddt is cheap, easy to manufacture, and thirld world countries can make it without paying a license>make some shit up about how it kills birds>ban DDT>south east asians die by millions>profit
>>13772089We should give malaria an award for its humanitarian work
>>13772111>we should eradicate all humans.Mosquitos have been trying so it's only fair that we be able to retaliate. One side or the other has to go. I'm a human so I'm on the side of humans. If you're a mosquito, just know that we're coming for you.
>>13772990>If you're a mosquito, just know that we're coming for you.*bzzzzzzz**flies near your ears exactly when you're trying to sleep**bzzzzzz**repeats until lack of sleep kills human**bzzz heh bzzzz nothing bzzz personal bzzzz kid bzzz*
https://www.notonthebeeb.co.uk/post/gp-urgent-warningThoughts? Surely this has to do with magnetized nanoparticles in the mRNA vaccines?
>>13771383This is a copy pasta as old as "decline of the vaxxers"
>“The analyses carried out show that in all samples checked vaccines contain non biocompatible and bio-persistent foreign bodies which are not declared by the Producers, against which the body reacts in any case. This new investigation represents a new quality control that can be adopted to assess the safety of a vaccine. Our hypothesis is that this contamination is unintentional, since it is probably due to polluted components or procedures of industrial processes (e.g. filtrations) used to produce vaccines…”> “The quantity of foreign bodies detected and, in some cases, their unusual chemical compositions baffled us. The inorganic particles identified are neither biocompatible nor biodegradable, that means that they are biopersistent and can induce effects that can become evident either immediately close to injection time or after a certain time from administration. It is important to remember that particles (crystals and not molecules) are bodies foreign to the organism and they behave as such. More in particular, their toxicity is in some respects different from that of the chemical elements composing them, adding to that toxicity…they induce an inflammatory reaction.”>Source: https://blog.nomorefakenews.com/2021/09/15/metal-particles-in-many-vaccines-but-dont-worry-line-up-and-take-your-shots/
>>13771395>blog>nomorefakenews
>>13771152>notonthebeebAntivaxxers are getting more desperate by the day
>>13771152Take your room temperature IQ off this board retard.
This is what I've gathered so far from the latest studies>Getting a serious illness from Covid provides (much) stronger immunity than the vaccine>Getting a mild illness from Covid is not yet settled but preliminary indications point to it giving stronger immunity than the vaccineSo some questions then- Who should get the vaccine- Is it a leap to say that if you're young and have a very small risk of dying or being seriously damage by covid that it is better to just catch the illness over getting vaccinated
>>13761941Everyone should get the vaccine. Stop being a sociopath that is not aware of the effect of your actions on other people.
>>13769510I'm not getting the vax but it's mostly out of wanting to spite the oharmajeqtical companies for stealing my foreskin.
>>13769640*pharmajewticalIn case that typo confused anyone.
>>13767490But they give them away for free, you can't profit off of charity.
>>13770674>But they give them away for freeYou joking right
https://twitter.com/Valkyrae/status/1450498051013943297https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/ics.12572This can't be real, it has to be a scam. Could visible light really be damaging to skin cells, and if so to what extent?
Sunlight is one of the main causes of skin aging because of UV radiation.I'm pretty sure artificial light is okay though. Visible light is also radiation but I doubt it's strong enough to fuck with skin cells.
>>13772603jej, the gaymer blue light filter glasses were a nice touch.
>>13769979Found the paper : Vandersee, Staffan et al. “Blue-violet light irradiation dose dependently decreases carotenoids in human skin, which indicates the generation of free radicals.” Oxidative medicine and cellular longevity vol. 2015 (2015): 579675. doi:10.1155/2015/579675I don't know much about dermatology, tbqh.The team is from Charité hospital, and published in a journal with an IF of 6, so that's pretty decent.9 volunteers for a trial is small, but at least it's live human data and not in vitro.My main concern is : >Note that this is far above the intensity of illumination present, when using the device for UV-therapy planimetry in the therapeutical setting, which is about 3.7mW/cm2 (dose does not exceed 0.25J/cm2).>The irradiation intensity was 100mW/cm2. This is above natural conditions; the achieved doses, though, are acquirable under natural conditions.Paired with Fig 2, which shows levels being mostly back to normal after 2 hours.My understanding is that they exposed the skin to a higher dose at shorter time, to replicate real life doses over time. But the paper does not mention screens, phones or computer, only the blue light used in acne treatment.So the intensity is already way more than what those treaments use, let alone what your phone or screen emit.Also, they use (parametric) ANOVA tests for stats, but with that n I'm a bit skeptical that they are in parametric conditions.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>blue light might fuck up your skin>rub this random chemical onto your face to protect yourself.
>>13772959Antivax spotted
Wouldn't godzilla have a heart attack after touching powerlines? I know that the powerlines coming from substations have around 6800 volts. The ones on those big pylons must have even greater voltages. Wouldn't Godzilla simply pass out after making contact with one of those lines? He'd have to have some pretty thick skin otherwise.
This is /sci/We formulate hypotheses to explain the evidence, not the other way around.Godzilla is observed to not pass out from touching powerlines, this is the evidence.
His body is basically a nuclear reactor and bomb which does not usually destroy itself. I think he would be fine.
>>13772868Does he have a metal joint implant? Do you think it would scramble his pacemaker? Fillings?
>>13772868No, actually, and theres a realistic reason why. The entire world around you carries a negligible amount of charge, everywhere. The larger a body is though, the more easily current gets dissipated, that's why we connect the ground lead literally into the ground, as in the planet. This is also why wires have to be proportional to the current passing through them, with too little a current for a wire diameter it wouldn't pass through.Godzilla's body is large enough that any electricity passing through him would just dissipate and end up as static charge or something.
>>13772868He can literally can multiple tzar bombs
Why don't you thumb-twiddling faggots just set [math]\hbar=c=1[/math] and [math]G[/math] to something order [math]1[/math] determined by the details of the quatum gravity theory so that there are NO UNITS at all in nature?While you're at it, how about fixing the constant [math]\epsilon_0=1[/math] to give a natural fucking unit of charge, and boltzmann's constant [math]k_B=1[/math] to give a natural fucking unit of temperature, and the remaining SI units, the mole and the candela, are useless faggot shit.
>>13772408you dont even shave faggot the only thing you stick your dick in is tranny bussy
>>13772073OP you know you can't post here if you're underaged.
>>13772824>>13772887That's a pic form 4+ years ago.I can't even remember everything. But I know I was there.I only remember smoking cigs and fucking sluts.
>>13772073We do
>>13772889cig smoking bussy magnet twink
can we harvest the calories in radiation for nutritional purposes?
>>13772700How do you think microwaves work? More than 70% calories in your hot pockets come from radiation inside the magic box.
>>13772825telll that to the starving kids in africa who could be eating uranium by now
>>13772872covid would probably kill them before that, hence why we need to vaccinate every single nigg- i mean african before that with the pfizer science juice
>>13772814>>13772872Hey, Africans could consume our nuclear waste with their melanin. People need to be looking into that, we could solve world hunger.
>>13772899yeah that could solve their nllack of waterjust give them all of the radiation waste that is pumped on lakes and let them bath with itit's a win-win for mankind and africans
When covid just started gaining speed in early 2020, someone at plebbit wrote that he is taking a gram of BHT as protection against covid. His logic was that BHT destroys lipid envelope structures of viruses. I googled about BHT and found out that some doctors recommend it for people with Herpes. It also has mild anti-cancer and anti-aging properties and no side effects(as far as we know I guess). Looked good for me, so I ordered 1kg for 25$ and I've been taking 1gr of it since then. It's almost two years now and literally everyone around me, my family, my friends, my coworkers got covid, except me. I think this shit works. However, my question is, why the heck nobody is researching BHT against covid? Shouldn't it be the very first thing researched given it's properties?
I can do a minor/cert in data science, cyber sec, or aiwhich should I do
Hijacking this thread. If I have a bachelors in Economics, is it feasible to get a Masters in Mathematics ? Or should I get another Bachelor ? I know about Linear Algebra, Calculus and Discrete Mathematics, but I am afraid the rigor of my studies hasn’t been thorough.
>>13772694thanks
>>13772726you probably can, just be realistic about it, it probably won't be easy, also do some preliminary work like working through an intro analysis book or something before you enroll so you can be in shape when the semester starts and don't get rekt
>>13772671kek look at this faggot tranny seething
>>13772537I've listened to caramelldansen at my topsets of bench and squat, 3pl8 and 4pl8 for 3x5 respectivelyGet fucked pencilneck
Dear MDs of sci,once you notice your oxygen saturation dropping below 95% due to covid, how long do you have to get to hospital / ambulance?Asking about my grandma who is 94 (not sick atm).Basically, would it be helpful to get hear a 9L bottle of pure oxygen, see pic rel to give her some extra time to wait on the ambulance?Ambulances tend to take their time in my shithole of a country.Also, if she desats, how should she use this bottle exactly? Take every other breath from the bottle until spo2 improves?
>>13772226The disease covid19 exists but the virus SARS-cov2 does not.Why? Because covid19 is not caused by an infection
>>13772371Im asking about oxygen saturation. Once it starts dropping for whatever reason, how long do you have and does it make sense to keep an oxygen bottle at ma grandmas home just in case?And how is this bottle used in a desat situation?
>>13772226Serious answer since the other guys are being niggers. Also please excuse Reddit spacing, I think it makes longer posts easier to read.Get a pulse Oximeter to keep an eye on her oxygen levels. If it drops below 90, she NEEDS to go to the hospital where they can keep her on a constant supply of oxygen. If you want, you can get a couple of those boost bottles, but it will only temporarily boost her O2 levels. Again, I can’t stress this enough: if her oxygen starts dropping below 90, she needs to get to the HOSPITAL. The earlier you can get her in the better chances for recovery. My mom developed Covid pneumonia. Her O2 levels dropped into the mid 80s. We called our doctor and he said she needs to get to the hospital immediately. She was there for about 5-6 days getting meds and a constant flow of oxygen. She recovered, but even when she came back home she was on oxygen for a couple weeks. Now my grandma, who is around your grandma’s age, is in the hospital with pneumonia in one lung. Regarding how fast the ambulances can get there. When oxygen starts dropping, it doesn’t happen immediately. You should have plenty of time to get her to a hospital yourself, or call an ambulance to come pick her up. Good luck.
>>13772739finally someone who is not a fucking idiot, thank you.I know, she needs hospital if she desats of course. But how quickly? Because ambulances in my shithole can take up to two hours sometime. And how is this bottle used and how long does it last? Take every second breath from the bottle or just breathe only from the bottle?I am in the process of figuring out how private ambulanes work etc.I will also equip her with ivermectin and tests, so she can start immediately with some treatment. Don't have much faith in triage turning out in her favor desu.
>>13772806It takes time (on the order of days) after infection for oxygen to really get low. As long as you call for an ambulance when O2 drops below 90, she will have more than enough time to get to the hospital, even if it takes hours. So personally I don’t think it would be necessary to have the bottles on hand. If you want to have them as a precaution while waiting for an ambulance, just put the Oximeter on her finger and have her breathe in O2 until the levels go back up. She won’t die of oxygen desat at home as long as you catch it going down early and get her in for help.
The CIA is using a quantum mainframe to access people’s minds via satellite. Biden my not know. It is an MK Ultra program. Most program technicians are jewish, so they have little to no oversight. They have the capacity to upload your conscienceness into a quantum mainframe, ask you whatever they want or torture you, sexually have their way with you, and they have the capability to create a virtual reality to do so. American citizens are jot exempt, no one is exempt.
>>13772068
>>13772068Boy it'll be funny when they find out what reality itself is made of
>>13772068https://archive.is/E6Xap>MERRY CHRISTMAS AMERICA 2013>FROM THE U.S. NAVY, SPECIAL OPERATIONS>DISCLOSURE ON TECHNOLOGIES AND APPLICATIONS BEING USED AGAINST>AMERICAN TARGETED INDIVIDUALShttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5ftmamL2Pw>Voice of God Weapon, Synthetic Telepathy, Cybernetic Hive Minds MK Ultra
>>13772567stealing this
At what point can we dismiss a person's argument due to lack of intelligence evidenced by poor grammar and spelling? Of course, let's assume they are native English speakers so we wouldn't apply this to ESL people.For me, if you can't differentiate they're, their, there, OR properly use then/than, OR say "could of", "should of", or "would of", then I will apply the "language brainlet" rule and dismiss your argument.>inb4 but you're not actually addressing the argument, just "nitpicking" spelling and grammarI'm not just "nitpicking". If you can't use your native language properly, what makes you think you have the intelligence to form any kind of meaningful argument?
>>13770623English as a Second Language
>>13768138picrel uses he/she? cringeEither use they or use he or use she. Each has a distinct flavor but any of them sound better than fucking he/she.
>>13770717#missingThePoint
>>13768626thanks for pointing this out, thanks to you telling me he's jewish, i didn't even have to read his post.
>>13768138I don't need a formal rule to know when to "dismiss an argument" because I'm not a self-important fart huffer who thinks internet flamewarz are a big deal.
Why hasn't there been a "game changer" in science since Einstein? Are humans getting dumber?
>>13764174What's wrong with Wolfram?At least his theory makes intuitive sense. The other theories are so clusterfuck complicated you can't even get most physicists to understand wtf anyone is talking about.
>>13758345PART IIf you think that physics is above all the ather science than yes, no game changer since.Of course every real science stand above physics, but physics is not sufficient in a way. Take the Schrodinger equation for example, it makes the right prediction but it is too complex for modeling simple chemical reactions, so not really applicable/I would argue that all of Biology since Einstein is pretty revolutionary. Since him the whole field of molecular biolgy was born and blossomed. This is the inner mechanics of Life itself and to me it is really big.We all take for granted our knowledge about how cells work, the mechanisms of evolution and the diversity of life it produced but all this is the result of all the work of the 19,20th century. Today, we take it for granted than it is in the subconscious of everyone, our whole society, and we our History in a different light. In fact this extend Human history since the origin of life.Thanks to this research, we can know imagine modigying our genes, solve cancer, maybe even recreate dinosaurs. And guess what ? All the equations of physics are not enough (even if fucking essential).At the time of Einstein, we reasoned about the Universe in terms of: energy, matter, space, time.We now have a fifth element: INFORMATION/ COMPUTATION.1) information is at the absolute heart of life, besides thermodynamics and chemistry.2) its not just about genes and computers. There is something fundamental about it. We haven't yet put the finger of the nature of information/computation. And I think it is part of the answer to: "The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics".
>>13758345PART IIAlmost all physics (and the world) is modeled with differential equations/dynamical systems.This constitutes for me one of the 2 big parts of mathematics: the continuous and the discrete.the continuous: differential equations, vector calculus, geometry, topology?the discete: the rest = logic, graph theory, arithmetics, abstract algebra, automata theory, lambda calculus,e tc..The discrete part is obviously a big part of what we think when we think about information.In brief :physics (CONTINUOUS) modeled by differential equations (CONTINUOUS) expressed in equations/expressions/Abstract Syntax Tree/data structure (DISCRETE) ==> WTF ???I think the next big thing will be putting together a big theory of Infomation/Computation.I think this will unify way more clearly physics, mathematics, and all the other science standing above these 3.I think we will be not for from AI when we have it, because to me, AI is just a program that automatise/model aall of science/engineering. Simple as that.And from that, all science fiction technologies will be reachable. In the same way that we have realised all the ideas of Leonardo Da Vinci and of Jules Verne.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>13772784>>13772785>Comment too long.
>>13772805> Chill, it's temporary
Does anyone else here fantasize about having a secret underground lab.
Not really, but an over ground workshop would be cool. I would also really like to have a large orangery.
>>13771345if a room with a cluster of wall to wall rackmounts dedicated to machine loorning and other scientific computing counts>>13771354baste
yes, a very big lab/workshop where ill build crazy shit.some day, some day...
yeah, duh.
You all going to die down here.
>Read book but little to no notes, finish it relatively quickOR>Read book with lots of notes, retention for a lot of the information, however very unlikely that all of it will be of any use + way slower way to finish itHelp me here, I can't decide
>>13770794Very strange level of neurodegeneration. I can "understand" calling someone a tranny as an insult if they say something gay, but the weird extended references and such, really very weird.
>>13769837Read the book and write your notes directly in the margins.
>>13769837Another anon shared their note taking methods on this thread >>13737528
>>13769837No notesDo all the practice problems and exercises.If you forget something, flip back to that page.If you really need to write something, then you could always immediately put the material into anki flashcards.
What I do.Barely take any notes.Solve some problems of the book.Make Anki cards of theorems or other important facts.
