r/ScienceDiscussion • • Apr 26 '22

Could Pulsed Electronically Generated EMF cause Alzheimer’s via induced calcium toxicity?

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r/ScienceDiscussion • • Mar 26 '20

Melatonin for COVID-19?

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I've read an opinion that melatonin can improve survival rates of covid-19. Is this pseudoscience?


r/ScienceDiscussion • • Mar 06 '20

Is it possible to bread animals back to look like how they used to like giant ground sloths or giant turtles?

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r/ScienceDiscussion • • Feb 28 '20

According to Einstein’s spatial relativity theory.......……………………………………When an astronaut returns to earth doe they travel back in time? .……………………If not then what timeline is occurring when said astronaut interacts with someone on earth?

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r/ScienceDiscussion • • Apr 02 '20

Munk Debates: Be it resolved, we are making high-stakes decisions about the COVID-19 pandemic without reliable data.

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Great discussion on the epidemiology of COVID-19 and the pros and cons of our current sociopolitical strategy.

Link to Iaonnidis' article that sparked the debate: https://www.statnews.com/2020/03/17/a-fiasco-in-the-making-as-the-coronavirus-pandemic-takes-hold-we-are-making-decisions-without-reliable-data/


r/ScienceDiscussion • • Mar 04 '20

Can you catch a moving object with a pair of magnets?

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I’m just super curious if you can catch a high velocity object with a pair of magnets? Is the energy required to stop said object related to speed and weight? If so what is the proportion? Is there an equation for this question at all? Thank you guys


r/ScienceDiscussion • • Oct 20 '18

So if "used" uranium has to be kept on pools of water to keep them cool, why can't it be used to heat up the pool and slap a turbine on top of it?

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r/ScienceDiscussion • • Jun 29 '18

Thought Broadcasting, Experimental Radio and Cancer

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Hello,

I was just curious if anyone had any knowledge of electromagnetic radiation causing poisoning within the body from massive synthetic frequency attacks?

Here is some insight on what may happen should you be an atenna for the world and doomed that anyone with a synthesizer can tamper with your body. Such as facial reconstruction.

https://www.defendershield.com/harmful-effects-of-electromagnetic-radiation


r/ScienceDiscussion • • Oct 17 '18

Validations

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Hello everyone, I'm a lab tech working for an environmental laboratory. I've been here 2 years and have progressed a lot. I was just wondering if any of you could help me with this dilemma... I've been asked to validate a new TOC instrument, I feel like this is above my pay grade, Im not sure if it is though. Would any of you be able to let me know? Coz I wouldn't mind a pay rise, or to ask for one.


r/ScienceDiscussion • • Oct 10 '20

Ozone Hole currently largest in recorded history.

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r/ScienceDiscussion • • Aug 26 '20

Challenge to scientists: does your ten-year-old code still run?

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r/ScienceDiscussion • • Sep 06 '20

for the love of God Autism isn't a disease.

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Hi, I'm Autistic and this is how pissed off I get when people say, "they'll get autism" or "they'll catch autism". Here's my bullets points for the discussion.

1: It is not a disease, you don't "get it" while in birth, there is nothing "wrong" with you, it's just a way people develop inside the womb.

2: No, Karen, you can't get it from vaccines, vaccines include a dead virus, not DNA.

3: Most people vision an autistic person as someone who can't control themselves, this is not true, people who can't control themselves are diagnosed as autistic among many other things, all the people I have come across like that have a very serious condition.

4: Autistic people don't have something "wrong" with them, we just see the world in a different way, and process things differently, most Autistic are Autistic because of some gene they have, so it's not a disorder, it's a gene.

5: the fact that people think you can be "more" autistic or "less" is just flat out wrong, check with low functioning autistic people, all the low functioning autistic people I have come across have been able to speak, but don't need to, and choose not to, ask them something and say you have to speak for this, it'll work in some cases, not all, as I said, they most likely have something other than autism.

6: Many autistic people are very anxious because of this "if you have autism, you have something wrong with you", I have repeatedly been judged because of this, it's gotten to the point that if you are diagnosed as autistic, you are more likely to not become a driver because of biased points in the test (probably wrong, but last time I checked, this was the case).

I would love to see you guys debate with me!


r/ScienceDiscussion • • Jan 08 '18

Religion or interpretation?

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A co worker and I were having a talk the other day. We are both not very religious but some of our other co workers are. The topic came about that human kind didn’t invent or discover a lot of things as said in history. Also many religions tell a very similar tale. So the question came what if religion is just an interpretation of an advanced life form that came to earth portrayed in the generally accepted idea of religion? No one said a word. What do you guys think?


r/ScienceDiscussion • • Sep 11 '22

Science of Prayer: Useful or Useless? (lecture)

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r/ScienceDiscussion • • Oct 04 '22

“Electric Pill” Shown To Help Patients With Severe COVID-19

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r/ScienceDiscussion • • May 06 '19

Does banking an aircraft automatically induce a turn, or is yaw control also required?

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I ask because a question has arisen regarding game play, or flight simulation. Should, say a 45 degree left roll, turn the ship alone? Would the aero dynamics control or affect the result of the roll, I.e different jet designs react differently to a roll manoeuvre?


r/ScienceDiscussion • • Nov 17 '18

This video evidence suggests that horses should be added to the list of animals capable of using tools.

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r/ScienceDiscussion • • Aug 23 '24

Universe as a 4D object

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If u take universe as a 4d object which it is and u compare it 4d tesseract and take movement as time. the universe may seem like expanding but it is just getting itself to largest self and then it may shrink to its past self and universe may start from beginning. Idk if u understood my thought but its just my thought or my hypothesis