A study wanted to find out how well self-reported race matches with genetic ancestry in the USA. It took 2 million common genetic variants from 230,016 unrelated whole-genome sequences, making this study the biggest thus far in scale in this domain. It found that broad continental categories like african and european are meaningless. Because within those categories there are meaningful subcontinental differences, for example, West-Central African vs. East African ancestry, and these can have different biological associations.The authors claim that if we split races like white and black into finer sub-races we may be able to cure a lot of diseases. They also claim traditional racial categories were created for political reasons. https://www.cell.com/ajhg/fulltext/S0002-9297(25)00173-9Seems modern science has done nothing but revive old politically incorrect theories
Which genenome readers don't sell your genes to foreign governments?
>>16887294My heritage is controlled by the Heritage Foundation which has the backing of netanyahu
>>16887466>heritage foundationI think they were trotskyites back in the past, american politics are weirdly controlled by what amouts to two neo factions of trotskyites vs stalinistas
>>16886676>>16887152don't say race, say genetic ancestry insteadhttps://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2816403
>>16888026>racism can be considered a social determinent of health that can have effects on health outcomes far larger than those caused by shared genetic variationwhat the fuck does this think it means?
How do you clean this?
>>16888032AutoclaveWhen I was in college I worked at a lab and my main job was to clean the glassware for the actual scientists. And I was fucking horrible at it. You should see my pots and pans right now. But no one ever once complained because the autoclave is magic. They complained about everything else I did. I used to much pinesol when I mopped. I didn't vaccume their foot cheese under their desks. I showed up 10 minutes late. But never once about the glass.
I've had a single sleep paralysis episode in my entire life when I was a teenager. I just woke up, realized I couldn't move, freaked out a bit trying to move then went back to sleep. But there were no hallucinations or anything. What, am I not cool enough to get my own sleep paralysis demon?
>>16887487I don't believe you because you post a 10+ year old reddit meme. I don't think you think.
>>16887684Or, get this: there are actual demons which cause the paralysis but your materialist dogma just denies the evidence of your eyes.
>>16887694No I was super awake. I remember it rather clearly, it was morning and I could hear my parents in the kitchen.
>>16887487If you want to trigger sleep paralysis, try sleeping in public.
>>16887487Not all people get visual hallucinations. I had 100+ sleep paralysis episodes and not once did I have a visual distortion. However, I often get audio hallus. Mostly is classical or electronic synth music, sometimes it's people talking in a kind-of coherent manner.
anging has been solved in unborn children, which means if you're minus 2 hours old you can become minus 5 hours young now.in the meantime, elderly people keep on dying. my parents are dead and I'll soon be dead too because scientists are too busy to research aging on 60+ yo people
Everybody can have a turn to dissolve their reproductive function into the metabolism of living people and choke them without cover from the wilds.
>>16887799This is not about aging it seems
>>16887799Walled careerwomen are a massive market, they'll easily spend millions to be able to have kids with young chads
>>16887847what is it about then?>>16887855old billionaires is a massive market too
Its the end of the yearI want good newsWhat good shit has happened in science, healthcare, technology, math, whatever would make sense to highlight here this year
>>16887387Search engines are also intelligent or you wouldn't be constantly going to them to fill in your gaps in knowledge and awareness of your world.
>>16887387>current "AI" isn't AII don't care lol, it does the whole spectrum of jobs for me, and YOU DON'T. For example you'll never learn 20 languages and translate a paper for me formatting the output into correct JSON file. So fuck off AGI messiah
>>16880796>When's my car gonna run on solar power?? It could have for years. I have a 2018 Nissan Leaf that has been 99% powered by solar. Only charged off the grid a few times on road trips.
>>16887888>For example you'll never learn 20 languages and translate a paper for me formatting the output into correct JSON file.Because you'll never ask nicely, you selfish brute.
>>16880591Hopefully they can put those new silicon-carbon batteries in earbuds and ramp up the bass. I've got a lot of Techno/Tech House to listen to at work.
I’ve been lurking for a decade, but I have something worth sharing.I’m a physicist (Rice Space Physics) working on my own framework called Axiomatic Physical Homeostasis (APH), which models how Earth’s magnetosphere "relaxes" into stable shapes after solar storms.It occurred to me that Monte Carlo Path Tracing is doing it the hard way treating light like individual particles bouncing around. In plasma physics, we treat the field as a Stressed Fluid. I define a Geometric Stiffness (beta) for the vacuum and let it relax.The Experiment:- Seed: Shoot <1 ray per pixel (extremely noisy/stressed state).- Relax: Run a matrix multiplication on Tensor Cores minimizing the Geometric Stress of the light field.The Result:The light field snaps into the correct global illumination almost instantly. It preserves temporal inertia (no noise when moving the camera) because the field has mass.I’ve encrypted the whitepaper and put the Abstract/Proof on GitHub:Standard real-time ray tracing relies on Monte Carlo integration, where convergence requires millions of samples per pixel. WTS-RT (Wolf-Toffoletto-Schutza Ray Tracing) treats the radiance field as a continuous fluid governed by symplectic geometry. Using the WTS Relaxation Method originally for magnetospheric plasma modeling—the global illumination problem becomes an energy minimization problem. This achieves stable global illumination with sparse inputs (<1 ray per pixel), offloading healing of the light field to Tensor Core operations and decoupling rendering time from scene complexity.GitHub (Abstract + Encrypted Proof):Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Infinities are not numbers. What are you people even thinking with this gobbledygook?
>>16884111OP is mocking the false proof, you stupid johnny-come-lately.
>>16882249nigga, if you think you know better, why are you completely unknown?
>>16882249>gobbledygookDon't use that word. That's my word. I just used that for my thread >>16886034 here and now people are going to think we're the same person
>>16886039We ARE the same person though.
>>16887777The God
ITT we decide if we are destroying our brain cells by scrolling an iphone held about 8-10 inches from the face for any extended period of time.>picks up the iphone 16 pro max > opens an app>boobs>scrolls for 30 minutes>gets dementia many such cases or all just fearmongering?In this image we see Dr Jack Kruse reference a study done on small rodents showing brain cell destruction after mobile device exposureThe idea is the EMF from the cell tower/phone wireless signal alters Calcium voltage potential so when toxin signal the endothelium receptors of their presence the BBB can not effectively constrict to prevent them entering the brain and there they damage cells by oxidation leading to their death. Is the human anatomy functionally more resistant to this EMF so such exposures which typically occur daily will not suffer from this Ca voltage interference or not?
>>16886568>Drip-feeds himself easy dopamine (pornography and scrolling)>Gets addicted to short-term gratification>Surprised when brain reacts to this influx of constant dopamine the same way it reacts to every influx of constant dopamine ever>Puts on tin-foil hat and blames non-ionizing radiation You're not getting microwaved you're just an addict like the rest of us desu
>>16886568I mean, a lot of this is somewhat plausible, but still mostly speculation, unfortunately fuelled by schizo shit. It would take so long to gather data on this, that by the time we might say something meaningful, the consequences will already have taken a toll on our species. If it's a nothingburger, then it doesn't matter anyway.A very large component of things like this, is that the human body's own self-regulatory mechanisms are extremely unappreciated in two ways. One is that it's far more potent than most people believe, in virtually every domain (insulin sensitivity/glucose metabolism, dopamine signalling, testosterone signalling and production, acetylcholine signalling, autophagy, calcium metabolism and exchange between blood/bones/teeth, etc.). Understanding homeostatic mechanisms and self-regulatory cycles, and how to make them function as intended through lifestyle choices, will most likely help most individuals to prevent long-term effects from these technologies from ever harming them. On the other hand, our way of life in most of the world as well as all these types of technologies (and especially micoplastics) completely disrupt these self-regulatory cycles, and very few people understand just how incredibly harmful that is.
>>16886574Lots of pharma drugs works by altering membrane voltages. Hell, if you have low potassium, your muscles can spasm because one of the ions making up the voltage is low.
>>16887026Mental illness
>>16886568my mum is into this shitproblem with "emf" is: the amount of radiation is microscopic compared to the sununless you've got a sat phone on your person at all times - you ain't feeling it
Is homeopathy bullshit?
>>16885417only if you dilute it
>>16885417yes
>>16885430How much?
>>16885417Not entirely, water is weird stuff.
>>16887515totally agree
Just how fake and gay is evolution?
>>16886562It's obviously retraded. You mathmatially can't get human life without God
>>16887743>homesso a spic as well.
>>16887809Jews fucking love population genetics and its dumb jewish claims that reject morphological evidence.
>>16887620I'm not trans.>>16887830I'm not that poster.Why do you have such a low IQ?Jesus didn't rise and he's never coming back btw
>>16888031>got btfo and humiliated on /lit/>came running back hereKEK
Oppenheimer's IQ was only 135 lmao a literal brainlet
>>16887700I mean how stupid do you have to be to create a doomsday bomb, for basically free, and then hand it over to some basically random assholes who work for the government. I mean any person who's read a history book knows all government is corrupt and evil and seeks only power and only via violence. I mean what did he honestly think was going to happen? This retard built TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF BOMBS EVEN! WHY?! Like what the fuck was his problem with humanity?135 IQ? More like 70! This retard got played like a rube at the county fair. He's a literal monster and the world would be a much better place had his mother aborted him in the womb. With out exaggeration he's one of the worst human beings to ever live. Unironically he's killed more people than all historic serial killers combined, and for what? He turned the world into a suicide cult that is likely to end the entire human race. 135 IQ? This fucktard is so stupid I'm shocked he could wipe his own ass and tie his own shoes.
>>16887700But in the movie he was shagging a woman in front of another girl. The bar is high to be Oppenheimer.
>>16887771The case against him can be framed through these key points:1. Creation of an Existential ThreatOppenheimer is criticized for using his immense intellect to bridge the gap between theoretical physics and the practical mass slaughter of civilians. Critics argue that by successfully leading the Manhattan Project, he provided humanity with the means to destroy itself, a legacy that continues to loom over global security in 2026.2. Complicity in Mass Civilian CasualtiesWhile many scientists hesitated as the project neared completion, Oppenheimer served on the scientific committee that recommended the bomb be used against Japan as soon as possible. Targeting: He did not significantly challenge the decision to drop the bombs on densely populated civilian centers like Hiroshima and Nagasaki rather than military-only targets. Unapologetic Stance: He never issued a formal apology for the bombings. Even after the war, he stated his only regret was that the bomb was not finished in time to be used against Nazi Germany.3. Ceding Ultimate Power to the StateOppenheimer is accused of "casually" surrendering this unprecedented weapon to the U.S. government without securing meaningful safeguards or international controls beforehand. Bureaucratic Subservience: By positioning himself as a loyal advisor to the state, he legitimized the government's total control over nuclear technology. Belated Activism: Critics argue his post-war advocacy for arms control was "too little, too late"—a "crybaby" attempt (as President Truman called it) to absolve his conscience only after the damage was irreversible.4. Moral Value JudgmentOpponents of his legacy suggest he made a catastrophic value judgment: that the advancement of science and immediate military goals outweighed the long-term survival of human civilization. In this view, he was not a "tragic hero" but a willing architect of a new, permanent state of terror.
>>16887771They would've made them anyway until some scientists gave up.
>>16887774It's sad that cuckqueans aren't a real thing. Science needs to get around to inventing that.
New Food Pyramid just dropped. Apparently eating half a loaf of bread every day is bad for you now..https://x.com/HHSGov/status/2008961851439133083/
It doesn't look bad.Bread is food for peasants who had to plow the fields all day long
>>16887506cope, grainfag
>>16887064this seems to target americans. let's see:>For decades we've been misled by guidance that prioritized highly processed food, and are now facing rates of unprecedented chronic disease.>90% of U.S. healthcare spending goes to treating chronic disease—much of which is linked to diet and lifestyle>so let's recommend more fatty foods!lmao @ amerifats
>>16887744>i live in a country where people survive on rice and insectsWe know, we know.
>>16887064Carbs only foods are starvation era food. Protein, veggies, fruits, dairy, are real food. Stop eating breads, grains, rice, wheat, pizzas, ultra processed foods. Go raw veggies, raw meat, raw milk cooked in your own kitchen.
I need to meet those cats over there. We need geometric unity. Spacetime is a prison not meant for conscious beings - it's the playpen for children to play in. Let's go.
>invent faster than light transport>go meet some cats>die at 75 years old a frail old personWow.
Is 2018 peak oil meme going to end for 2025, or is this prediction made in December by the EIA bogus?
>>16886144You’re kinda dumb bro. All the oil will belong to america within the decade. Other countries have governments that suck so bad the citizens will be happier under stabld american empire rule anyways. Its all the oil baby yee haw
>>16886157I wish they would become a state, that way they could use the oil and trade to help the people manage. But in reality, to save face, they would use the corruption to lower the dollar to lower the oil price of other competitors. As well as if any wars broke out in the Middle East, they have a solid supplier. (Most likely reason)
>>16886157My president made trump tremble and chicken out a few months ago during the tariff wars though
>>16886133They kept the climate hoax going for almost 25 years after its supposed doomsday, the year 2000, so they'll keep "peak oil" going for a while.
>>16886133>bogusNo dude, its one one government agency that a tctually doesn't lie!!!
Why do we have an innate reaction of disgust/horror when we see an image of a virus? It should just be abstract geometry to us, given we never evolved to see that small and it's only using recent technology that we can. Is it ancestral memory from when we were single celled organisms?
>>16885845Viruses look different depending on family it belongs to. Also viruses don't really look like abstract shapes. Viruses are really tiny, like we are talking nanometers, so they often simply the design in illustrations.
>>16885845Because viruses look like insects. Your one looks like a spider. These ones look like cockroaches.
>>16885845I am pretty sure Bacteriophages are engineered nanobots made by some sort of aliens who visited earth and tried to exerpiment us. They unleashed them and then ran away like assholes Change my mind
Why do we have an innate reaction of horror to the spongebob closing credits music?
>>16885845>weLiterally never crossed my mind
