This Online Page Explores “The Darker Side Of Science”, And Here Are 40 Of Their Funniest Posts (New Pics)

It was considered dark dystopia just a couple of years ago, now it begins irl, scary and discouraging

People are buying this idiocy of 'the robots will do all the boring jobs". Great. What do they think will happen to all the human who do those boring jobs? While being a cashier or a petrol station clerk is nobody's dream, at least it puts food on the table. The robots will save the big companies millions but it will create even more poverty and inequality.

To any idiot saying that a minimum wage job won't put food on the table never had one and it varys by state what u get paid.im not saying wages don't need a flat rate or need to be higher im saying it's better than nothing cuzed I've worked several

Nicely said!

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Trick or treatment should be the name of every urgent care.

It's out of control now.

It's obvious that this Twitter user has no idea about how to setup scientific experiments.

There's a really good book called Trick or Treatment (although it's a bit old now) nu Simon Singh and Edzard Ernst. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trick_or_Treatment%3F

The idiot: I haven't slept for 2 days just to find a name don't judge me.

Astroid: "Hold my beer."

Kill 2 birds with 1 stone you say!? I can do better than that

LOL.

The asteroid played the long con and ruined the Earth's environment with humans and dinosaur juice.

You are so… wicked

sigh...

"unprofessionnal media" to be precise, like FOX or OANN.

Yepadoodle.

The effing news cycle of someone mentioning solar storms and what they could do, vs the "science" sites with headlines "Scientists warn: Solar storm heading our way! Here's what to do to protect yourself"

Now let's talk about climate change...

The history of why Pluto became a planet and Ceres didn't is quite interesting. It's mostly because Pluto was originally calculated to be much bigger. And Ceres was originally calculated to be much smaller. Make Ceres a planet, I say.

Oh for heaven’s sake! It isn’t about size, in these instances (unlike some others I could mention). It’s about the ability to clean out one’s orbit of other materiel. Pluto’s orbit is so wildly elliptical and off-center to the rest of the planets, it may very well end up a moon (moons…if you count its tag along little buds) to Neptune some millennium. And let’s not even start on the hood Ceres lives in……ugh…….

Pluto has been reclassified as a “dwarf planet”. But think about it - if you had nine children and one of them turned out to have dwarfism, would you disown them and say you have eight children?

Counterpoint: it’s disrespectful to call your family members by the wrong attribute.

Well ... we define a set of properties that a body must have to be a planet - orbiting a star, or having done so, hydrostatic equlibrium, visible in the spherical shape (well, somewhat, let's leave it at that for now, although there's more to spheres and hydrostatic equilibria), and we should decide on a set that makes sense. Astrologists may be a better match to define than I am (come to me with questions about vehicle tech, that, I know), but after defining a sound set of criteria, every body in question is examined, and either is a planet, or is not. If we'd change the definition to include Pluto, how many other almost-planets are there to include, that are just slightly smaller, slightly less spherical, slightly less stable in their orbit? We'd crowd the sky, so to say. Pluto being a dwarfplanet (in german, these are called "Zwergplanet", literal translation) is fine by me ... makes it no less Pluto, and no different, it just is a word that defines a type of astrological body. Pluto, having been considered a planet for almost half an orbit, now is kind of the Star among dwarfplanets or almost-planets or whatever they're called - way better known than any of the other. Five in our solar system (Exoplanets are more the bigger side of planets anyway, any exosolar object that might qualify, isn't observable by us as of now, therefore, we don't know any, but have reason to expect them to exist) are considered dwarfplanets, and I only know Pluto. About 100 could be classified as such, but aren't yet - and, whatever we call Pluto, it's as known as all the other doubtless planets, and still an interesting object of research for various reasons.

When we cross breed bitter orange and citron, make lemonade. Just doesn't have the same ring to it.

When life give you lemons throw them at the inventor

If gators are infesting your basement, make Gatorade.

And I just found out we dont have a lemon tree in our backyard, but a citron tree.

so... humans are not natural? and everything a human does is not natural?

I felt this 😂