/sci/ is so cooked
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>>16481805>>16481806>AI slop threadkys
>>16481805>a glorified chatbot regurgitated some random list it found on the internet>this means something
>>16481805why do people automatically assume what chat-gpt or any other chatbot produces is unassailable fact?what crippling mental deficiency afflicts these individuals?
>>16481805It's really bad at thisKeeps going to incredibly broad things like "invention of The Internet" or "invention of the personal computer"Also gave me the first synthetic polymers, which might be reasonable if it wasn't over 100 years ago.
>>16485868the same mental deficiency that caused people to think Bill Nye was a scientific authority for a while because he was on a kids show
>>164858684chan has become increasingly brown, in case you couldn't tell
>>16481805>The 19th century saw remarkable scientific achievements across multiple fields: Maxwell's equations unified electromagnetism, while studies of cathode rays and thermodynamics (Carnot, Clausius, Kelvin) advanced physics. In biology, Darwin's theory of evolution, cell theory (Schleiden and Schwann), Mendelian genetics, and Pasteur's germ theory revolutionized life sciences. Chemistry progressed with Mendeleev's periodic table, Dalton's atomic theory, and Wöhler's synthesis of urea. Geology was transformed by Lyell's uniformitarianism, the establishment of the geological time scale, and the discovery of dinosaur fossils. In astronomy, Neptune's discovery and stellar spectroscopy (Fraunhofer) expanded our understanding of the cosmos. Medicine advanced through anesthesia and Lister's antiseptic techniques. Mathematics saw the rise of non-Euclidean geometry (Lobachevsky, Bolyai, Riemann) and set theory (Cantor). Other achievements include the conservation of energy (Joule, Helmholtz), statistical mechanics (Boltzmann), the study of the electromagnetic spectrum (Herschel, Kirchhoff, Bunsen), foundational work in paleontology, and the application of spectroscopy to determine chemical compositions. Together, these breakthroughs laid the groundwork for modern science.
>>16488291>The 20th century brought transformative scientific accomplishments across disciplines: Einstein’s theories of relativity redefined physics, alongside quantum mechanics (Planck, Heisenberg, Schrödinger, Dirac) and the unification of electromagnetism with the weak force (Glashow, Weinberg, Salam). In biology, the discovery of DNA’s structure (Watson, Crick, Franklin) revolutionized genetics, while advances in molecular biology, the Human Genome Project, and evolutionary synthesis integrated genetics with natural selection. Medicine achieved breakthroughs with antibiotics (Fleming), vaccines (e.g., polio, Salk), and imaging technologies like X-rays and MRIs. Chemistry saw innovations such as synthetic polymers, nuclear chemistry (Hahn, Meitner), and green chemistry principles. The Earth sciences advanced with plate tectonics (Hess, Wegener) and climate science. Astronomy and cosmology flourished with Hubble's discovery of an expanding universe, the Big Bang theory, and dark matter research. Technology enabled space exploration, from landing on the Moon to discovering exoplanets. Mathematics expanded with chaos theory, Gödel’s incompleteness theorems, and computational algorithms, while the development of computers and artificial intelligence revolutionized problem-solving across fields. The century was defined by unprecedented cross-disciplinary integration and the power to transform human understanding.
>>16488292>The 21st century has already seen extraordinary scientific achievements: In physics, the discovery of the Higgs boson (2012) confirmed the Standard Model, while advancements in quantum computing and breakthroughs in gravitational wave detection (LIGO, 2015) opened new frontiers. In biology, CRISPR gene-editing (Doudna, Charpentier) revolutionized genetics, while the Human Genome Project's completion (2003) and synthetic biology enabled new approaches to medicine and biotechnology. Medicine achieved mRNA vaccines (e.g., COVID-19 vaccines), immunotherapy for cancer, and regenerative techniques like stem cell therapies. Chemistry advanced with artificial enzymes, materials science innovations (e.g., graphene), and sustainable chemistry solutions. Earth sciences deepened understanding of climate change, while advancements in renewable energy technologies like perovskite solar cells emerged. Astronomy achieved stunning feats, including imaging a black hole (Event Horizon Telescope, 2019), mapping cosmic microwave background radiation, and discovering thousands of exoplanets. Space exploration saw private industry contributions (e.g., SpaceX), Mars rover missions, and asteroid sample returns. Artificial intelligence and data science transformed disciplines, enabling predictive modeling in climate science, drug discovery, and social sciences. These breakthroughs reflect the century's focus on interconnected, multidisciplinary science addressing global challenges.
>>16481805From 1920 to 1970, numerous groundbreaking inventions transformed society and technology. Here are some of the greatest:Television (1920s-30s) – Revolutionized communication and entertainment.Jet Engine (1930s-40s) – Pioneered modern air travel.Nuclear Reactor (1942) – Enabled nuclear energy and laid the foundation for atomic power.Transistor (1947) – Sparked the electronics revolution, leading to modern computing.Polio Vaccine (1950s) – Drastically reduced global polio cases.Microwave Oven (1945) – Revolutionized cooking and household convenience.Digital Computer (ENIAC, 1946) – Marked the beginning of the computing era.Velcro (1955) – Innovative fastener used in various industries.Synthetic Fibers (e.g., Nylon, 1935) – Transformed textiles and manufacturing.Fiber Optics (1950s-60s) – Revolutionized communication and data transmission.Birth Control Pill (1960) – Transformed reproductive health and societal norms.Lasers (1960) – Led to advancements in medicine, industry, and communication.Commercial Airliners (Boeing 707, 1958) – Made global travel accessible.Integrated Circuit (1958) – Miniaturized electronics, paving the way for modern devices.Satellite Technology (Sputnik, 1957) – Ushered in the space age and global communications.Hovercraft (1950s) – Innovated transport on water and land.Cordless Power Tools (1961) – Revolutionized construction and DIY industries.Xerography (Photocopier, 1938) – Simplified document duplication.Color Television (1950s) – Enhanced the viewing experience for millions.ARPANET (1969) – The precursor to the internet, revolutionizing global communication.These inventions reflect an era of immense innovation, shaping modern industry, healthcare, communication, and daily life.
