3.14chan

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Anonymous 10/7/2010(Sat)01:18:46 No.745013

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Are there other science forums comparable to 3.14chan's /sci/?

(aside from 4chan, scichan, and Google top results that I already checked out and are nowhere near 3.14chan quality)

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Anonymous 11/7/2010(Sun)03:55:46 No.746557

check the overchan

Anonymous 11/7/2010(Sun)03:14:37 No.747214

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>>746557
Thanks, I found an entertaining French board with a nice science & tech section: http://www.underfoule.net/lhc/, but it's 80% tech support, and the rest of the science boards are either deserted or no good.

..so I'm now trying to contact 3.14chan's admin to clear some preliminary matters but he left no email address, I hope he's still checking his PM on the other forums where he used to be active...

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Anonymous 12/7/2010(Mon)08:14:00 No.748455

I still check /sci/ out. Not much going on around here though.

Anonymous 19/7/2010(Mon)01:40:03 No.759185

4chan.org/sci/

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Robots! Farnsworth 12/6/2010(Sat)12:18:40 No.685370

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So long do you think it will be before we have inteligent, autonomous robots like in Futurama or the droids in "Star Wars"?
Will they be able to make robots that look human like "ghost in the shell"? or giant robots like in gundam?

Anonymous 02/7/2010(Fri)08:37:56 No.728719

>>685370
I think 50 years is a good bet.

Giant militar robots I doubt. a giant robo isn't good in combat. Better make a jet fighter computer controled or swarm robots.

Farnsworth 16/7/2010(Fri)08:33:57 No.755532

50 years, that's a long time. I was hoping they'd discover how to turn humans into robots within my lifetime as I am almost 40 now. Being an android like in ghost in the shell would be best, but i'd settle for being a regular robot like Bender.

Anonymous 17/7/2010(Sat)06:08:11 No.756528

>>755532
You might live more than 90 years with the advances during these 50 years. Also, if they can transport your mind to a machine why bother with a body? Just go to the virtual world and be wathever you want!

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Anonymous 14/7/2010(Wed)11:25:19 No.752641

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I've still not made up my mind about whether to revive 3.14chan or not..

Anonymous 14/7/2010(Wed)11:30:37 No.752644

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Sweet dreams πchan

Anonymous ## ADMIN ## 15/7/2010(Thu)10:15:33 No.753324

3.14chan admin here

Sorry for leaving this board. I created this board because there were no sign that moot would make a science board on 4chan and I planned to give a place for the people into science. If you really want to help post a contact email on the suggestion board so we can talk.

Anonymous 16/7/2010(Fri)01:11:45 No.754317

>>753324
Done: http://3.14chan.ib4f.com/sug/topic/754310

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Anonymous 30/4/2010(Fri)09:13:05 No.612315

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I think 4chans /sci/ has killed this board completely. Shame cause this board had such a low troll ratio in comparison. So anyway, just checking if anyone still comes here.

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Anonymous 02/6/2010(Wed)06:04:51 No.666563

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>>666555
heres another

Anonymous 02/6/2010(Wed)06:07:37 No.666572

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>>666563
maybe some sci-fi?
havent read the rules yet is it applicable?

Anonymous 09/7/2010(Fri)07:35:46 No.742405

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Still expecting πchan to rise from its ashes once /sci/ will complete its transmutation into utter shit.

Even relevant threads are becoming hardly bearable due to a number of unpleasant people who are the opposite of πchanners, answering aggressively or in a pompous way to candid questions, basically spending their time belittling each other while failing to articulate in simple terms the little knowledge they have..

Besides lack of gentleness and humility aside I doubt these people have the right approach to science at all. As Brian Cox put it well in an interview about Sunshine:

>I've discovered this whole new set of people that I didn't know existed, really. They're interesting. They're almost fundamentalists, in a way. They are much more pedantic than professional scientists. I just interact with professional scientists most of the time and I must say, I've said this a couple of times now, but I've found the scientists that I like to work with particularly - ther

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Anonymous 09/7/2010(Fri)08:42:52 No.742473

...I still come here.

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Anonymous 05/6/2010(Sat)10:14:11 No.672543

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"It is because I know all that science can bring to the world that I shall continue my efforts to ensure that it contributes to the happiness of all men, whether they be white, black, or yellow, and not to their annihilation in the name of some divine mission or other." -Fr�d�ric Joliot-Curie

Anonymous 06/6/2010(Sun)12:28:41 No.674664

nice guy huh

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The return of trepanation Anonymous 18/6/2009(Thu)11:00:25 No.77180

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IN THE early 1960s, a young Russian neurophysiologist called Yuri Moskalenko travelled from the Soviet Union to the UK on a Royal Society exchange programme. During his stay, he co-authored a paper published in Nature. "Variation in blood volume and oxygen availability in the human brain" may not sound subversive, but it was the start of a radical idea.

Decades later, having worked in Soviet Russia and become president of the Sechenov Institute of Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry at the Russian Academy of Sciences in St Petersburg, Moskalenko is back in the UK. Now collaborating with researchers at the Beckley Foundation in Oxford, his work is bearing fruit.

And strange fruit it is. With funding from the foundation, he is exploring the idea that people with Alzheimer's disease could be treated by drilling a hole in their skull. In fact, he is so convinced of the benefits of trepanation that he claims it may help anyone from their mid-40s onwards to slow or even reverse th

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Anonymous 19/6/2009(Fri)03:51:07 No.78156

>>78135
And what is it about?

Could you please describe what is interesting/related there

Anonymous 19/6/2009(Fri)11:52:37 No.78521

>>78156

your mom

Hi there Undewisee 12/7/2010(Mon)10:23:21 No.748746

I'm very like this forum, but I newbie here, I hope to find friends here

Anonymous 12/7/2010(Mon)01:41:52 No.748955

>>748746

This is not a dating website.

And judging from
http://www.google.com/search?q=ferasener%40tersader.co.cc+%22Hi+there%22
Nothing will be lost by removing this post (and mine).

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Anonymous 02/8/2009(Sun)09:33:13 No.193675

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I'm curious to know if anyone here is, or knows of any, highly intelligent people who habitually use marijuana?
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Anonymous 05/12/2009(Sat)12:07:42 No.410566

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Fact

Anonymous 05/12/2009(Sat)05:21:27 No.410957

>>410566

I think this picture was made by pro-weed...

Anonymous 27/6/2010(Sun)11:42:39 No.716847

>>410566
AIDS from sharing weed? Overdosing? Hilarious.

I smoke a whole lot of weed every day.. I'm about to start my PhD in Physics.

Anonymous 05/7/2010(Mon)02:18:30 No.734046