^ meh I am digressing from my original purpose for this thread so I will repost it:
"So my idea behind this is for you to ask questions about science as an occupation in the private sector. You can also ask me about science in the academic sector as I had good relations with my professors and I also had a short stint as a community college instructor. You could also ask me about secondary science education as I was in the field originally and have a number of good friends still in the field. I suppose you could also ask me questions regarding biochemical theory. I would rather you not ask me moral dilemma questions involving science as they can get off topic and heated but if you really need an answer I can try to provide as objective an answer as possible."
"So my idea behind this is for you to ask questions about science as an occupation in the private sector. You can also ask me about science in the academic sector as I had good relations with my professors and I also had a short stint as a community college instructor. You could also ask me about secondary science education as I was in the field originally and have a number of good friends still in the field. I suppose you could also ask me questions regarding biochemical theory. I would rather you not ask me moral dilemma questions involving science as they can get off topic and heated but if you really need an answer I can try to provide as objective an answer as possible."
My vision is 15/20 and I'm built like a runner, yet I'm studying to become a "code-cruncher" that won't do much other than sit on his *** and stare at a screen one meter away.
Irony?
Irony?
"every now and again you come across a game that has so little emotional connection to who you are that you end up standing there, gazing at the screen and saying "I'm just pressing buttons and my life has no meaning,"" - Colin Campbell
I have an athletic build and I'm going into law, probably for a gaming company (crosses fingers hopes for valve) so I don't think build necessarily dictates what you do, although it does mean you may not be able to do some things. An nonathletic person for example cannot be an athlete. On the flip side an unintelligent person cannot be a chemist.
MyRepublic wrote:
An nonathletic person for example cannot be an athlete. On the flip side an unintelligent person cannot be a chemist.
It's a secret compliment :O
She says you're intelligent :D
Change is gooooood
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I found this rather interesting.
Science is ****ing amazing.
We could literally end all kinds of organ trade that laws and police forces are unable to just through science.
Science is ****ing amazing.
We could literally end all kinds of organ trade that laws and police forces are unable to just through science.
Google has a job title called "Head of Black Community Engagement"..
I don't know whether to cry or laugh.. or both.
I don't know whether to cry or laugh.. or both.
SkidmarkD wrote:
*Waits for the Japanese to modify the 3D printer*
If you know what I mean....:D
Oh god....
(assuming we're thinking of the same thing:) Seriously though, I doubt that will be sensible in any way. Meat rots over time if it's not integrated into a body in some way.
"Moral justification is a powerful disengagement mechanism. Destructive conduct is made personally and socially acceptable by portraying it in the service of moral ends." - Albert Bandura
"Ultimately, if people lose their willingness to recognize that there are times in our history when legality becomes distinct from morality, we aren't just ceding control of our rights to government, but our futures." - Edward Snowden
"Ultimately, if people lose their willingness to recognize that there are times in our history when legality becomes distinct from morality, we aren't just ceding control of our rights to government, but our futures." - Edward Snowden
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