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Anonymous No. 16622224

Well /sci/?


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Anonymous No. 16622219

Would a veridical shared hallucination be possible to harness paranormal evolution scientifically?


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🧵 Teaching general

Anonymous No. 16622182

Any teachers? Which textbooks do you like to use for people who just wanna learn physics/math out of curiosity?
In my experience they are the flakiest, lowest discipline mfers who drop out as soon as it gets hard to any degree.

That said I don't feel like going by something like Feynmann's lectures, it's too compressed and midwit oriented.

What are your go to calc/stats/abstract algebra/physics textbooks for this case?


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Anonymous No. 16622172

why do white people pretend they invented the transistor when it was dawon kahng, an asian man, who invented the mosfet...

in fact, a lot of white people copy asians and rename it after themselves. chinese people invented Gaussian elimination but white people named it after Gauss.

strange.


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🧵 Curing autism

Anonymous No. 16622136

Can we cure autism? Time and time again it's said there is no 'cure' because blah blah blah.

As a developmental disorder, surely we can take steps to prevent it forming? And there is a genetic component: could there be a way to detect it during pregnancy? It's controversial but electroshock therapy does alter the brain in some way. Possibly drugs like LSD that show neurogenesis.

So barring futuristic robots rewriting genetics/neurons, is there some way to actually cure autism? The 'neurodiversity' movement has gone from tolerance/acceptance to pushing the idea it's simply a difference, perhaps even positive. Most autistic people suffer and would likely accept a cure.


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Anonymous No. 16622114

Do you think this charity is legitimate? It seems like they are but I'd like your opinion before I donate a few thousand more dollars to them. https://taimaka.org/

They say they can save a human life for about 1600$ using the same formula as givewell. What do you think? Other effective altruist charities can't save a life for less than 3500$ and usually more like 5000 $


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How do I find Science Journal Impact factors without paying?

I couldn't find the data on libgen or scihub. Am I just dumb? I want to find JCR (see pic related)

Clearly someone has it online for free. Where?


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Anonymous No. 16622065

Could beta-blockers and anticonvulsants be misunderstood?

Image relationship "kick psychiatry out"


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Anonymous No. 16621977

Will you buy her shitcoin? Not sure about whole entropy reverse thing but seem to be decent pump and dump at least?


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Anonymous No. 16621935

The Cosmos beings as an idea.


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Anonymous No. 16621932

what's the evolutionary reason for blue balls?


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Anonymous No. 16621882

So now that we finally can move science to private sector, how can we establish billing for fundamental physical discoveries? Patent law doesn't really work here so what is the alternative? Billing by energy consumption?


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Anonymous No. 16621881

Could epigenetic reprogramming cure aging ?


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Anonymous No. 16621876

If I were in space and had to swim to the moon, how long would it take?


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Anonymous No. 16621874

I just realised that the shorter an organism's lifespan the quicker the evolution of its species is. Do biologists already know this or is this new?


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Anonymous No. 16621872

I love Sabine After Dark. I pour myself a bottle of port and watch every time a new drop.

https://www.youtube.com/live/vDsjeKo3u3o


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Anonymous No. 16621857

>it's just practical bro


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Anonymous No. 16621839

I don't believe in evolution desu


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🧵 Psychiatry are liers!

Anonymous No. 16621829

The timing difference between interdisciplinary neuroscience and psychiatry’s approach to neurotransmitter research lies in how each field interpreted and applied the findings regarding neurotransmitter flooding and adaptation.

Interdisciplinary (Neuroscience, Pharmacology, Psychology)

Short-Term: Scientists observed that increasing neurotransmitters had immediate effects but also triggered receptor adaptations (downregulation, upregulation).

Mid-Term: They noted that the brain adjusts to prolonged changes, explaining why antidepressants take weeks to work despite increasing serotonin levels immediately.

Long-Term: They studied how chronic drug use alters neural circuits, sometimes reducing effectiveness over time or leading to withdrawal effects due to receptor desensitization.


Psychiatry's Version

Short-Term: Psychiatry simplified the research, claiming that neurotransmitter imbalances directly cause symptoms, allowing them to prescribe drugs as an immediate fix.

Mid-Term: Instead of acknowledging receptor adaptations, they framed the delayed effect of drugs as an "adjustment period", ignoring deeper neuroplasticity changes.

Long-Term: Psychiatry ignored the brain’s compensatory mechanisms and labeled withdrawal symptoms as "relapse," encouraging long-term medication use.


Key Difference

Interdisciplinary research acknowledged the brain’s dynamic adaptations over time, while psychiatry bent the timeline to promote the idea of permanent neurotransmitter imbalances requiring lifelong drug treatment.


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Anonymous No. 16621828

gravity doesn't exist, electromagnetism causes ultimate attraction on macro scale

>inb4source


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Anonymous No. 16621787

Have you pressed "S" today?


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Anonymous No. 16621783

>"we Are like you humans" -Mushroom
Who else is hyped for work at home science?
>is /sci/ence going to get here tho?


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Anonymous No. 16621705

Whats this board opinion on experimental archetology?