/sci/ - Science & Math

>That feel when the OP has just never had a woman so he posts this stuff and all he's doing is digging himself a deeper ditch and he's kind of doomed to being alone forever and he chose sadfrog.png as a subconscious decision to reflect that

you might not want to accept my condolences now but just so you know, i am sorry for you.

>>3176439

You sure showed him, bro.

Is there any credible information out there about 2012? Specifically how everyone who is worried about the world ending is a bunch of morons? I'm writing a speech on how the world WON'T end and I somehow have to find 5 sources on it. This is for a persuasive speech and I have to make it 7 minutes long. http://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/2012.html is the only credible site I have found so far.

>>1979748

Man, maybe if it's so futile, you should just go away. You're wasting your time trying to preach to people who don't listen. Then again, you're probably just lying for the sake of trolling, so I'd imagine that your response to me is going to be along the lines of "Well, I think they're stupid, but I like it here," or "MAYBE, ONE DAY, somebody will listen, so I'd better spew my bullshit everywhere just in case."

Anyway, thought I'd just declare this sentiment...again...because you seem to be as deaf as the people you're complaining about. Or you're a massive, pathological troll. Either way.

told

>>1661572

>Implying the countries of the middle east have the ability or desire to unite.

>Implying China has any force-projection capability whatsoever, that their economy isn't based on fragile money-lending methods that can blow up at the drop of a hat, and that their nation isn't prone to fragmentation.

>Implying the US actually cares about saving anybody from anything, other than from things that threaten the US's superpower status.

>Implying that Europe matters in geopolitics anymore.

>Greentext, greentext everywhere.

Test doesn't seem incredibly hard, it's just time-consuming. Only one question is answerable at the start, #20.

Start with the last question and work backwards. As you answer more questions, more questions become answerable.

Venus project!