Are people in your country interested in science in general?
Are people in your country interested in science in general?
Nathan Ward
William White
>title card comes in
>”THE THING”
Thomas Jackson
No, not really they are just interesed in facts proven by science
Ayden Parker
cool
Xavier Nguyen
Science does what for us. Putting people on the moon? They did that over 50 years ago. Pointless research, pointless endeavors...waste of money
Ryder Hernandez
we are only interested in facts and logic to own people
Nathan Gonzalez
Honestly, beyond exploration of space, sea, and the arctic science doesn’t interest me in the slightest.
Lucas Gutierrez
uff, it was a good sleep, time to have a breakfast
Elijah Morgan
when will rusia resurrect MAMMOTHS of EVROPA
Christian Lopez
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
WHAT IF there's like some deadly dinosaur virus being thawed out?
Nathaniel Lee
Thomas Myers
>32.000 and 41,700 years
>dinosaurs
Ian Hall
You know what I mean, there might be older stuff lurking in the deeper layer.
David Jenkins
In Russia they discovered mammoths with flesh still attached. It was buried in mud, so it was well preserved.
I wonder what mammoth steaks taste like?
Jaxson Perez
Any /sci/fag here who can warn us against the possibility of a THE THING scenario??
Would something like this could happen on an ice sheet deterioration scenario?
Ian Myers
Correct. Imagine if we spent all of these money put on research into stuff like videogames, food, orgies and alcohol? The world would be a paradise, but no soyboy libtards want to have a hecking star warino experience, which will never happen
Jacob Anderson
is it true? give me source
Colton Johnson
Russian permafrost melting could reveal deadly viruses humans have never encountered before, and have absolutely 0 immunity against. You know how they say you can't contract uncontacted tribes? Because even a flu could wipe out their population because they have no antibodies against the most common viruses? This is the same type of thing. There could be some ancient virus we have no idea about.
Joshua Ramirez
very cool, source?
Connor Young
They'd have to be mammoth-elephant hybrids
Christopher Barnes
Brody Ortiz
>Russian permafrost melting could reveal deadly viruses humans have never encountered before
It's unlikely they'd be adapted to human physiology. But they might be able to infect plants.
Anthony Fisher
>he says on his computer using an internet connection
Andrew James
>The fall of US...
Jaxson Long
Good bait 7/10 for quality and 9/10 for timing. I give it an overall score of 8/10.
Jose Perry
>people can’t tell he’s joking
Alexander Walker
Couldn't they be adapted to mammal physiology and from there jump to the human kind?
Like Corona-chan came from a "bat"
John Smith
Donno man maybe. But so far we havent found any ancient viruses that are harmful to humans.
Jose Nelson
>why is China catching up so fast?
Nathaniel Baker
The Earth is only 6000 years old.
Chase Ward
Honestly I know there’s a 90% chance this is bait but regardless I wish you and your family an extremely painful and excruciating death
William Jones
>making inferior copies of old Westoid shit
>catching up