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>>9158773
https://youtu.be/GUfk2QnUfQc?t=5413
1:30:13
Listen to the whole thing if you have time.

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>>9158773
>If I move out my bedroom with blue walls and do work in my den
>over 18
somteing very suspiciios about this

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>>9158731

> It is the risk of serious and even fatal complications associated with the smallpox vaccine that gives so many physicians reason for concern at the idea that it could be given to everyone.

> "The smallpox vaccine is not benign. It has serious inherent risks involved," said Dr. Carolyn Eaton, a family physician from Palacios, Texas.

> Among those risks are allergic reactions to the vaccine and spread of vaccine virus to others who have not been inoculated. Those with compromised immunity — such as those with HIV or leukemia — and those with skin conditions like eczema are at greatest risk of having severe reactions.

> Additionally, an estimated one in 500,000 — or about 300 people — are expected to die as a direct result of being vaccinated. That is a risk that many feel is too great to take when there is no specific threat of infection.

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>>9159181
>He is one of them

>>9158692
Relativity is the only time related breakthroughs in science.

I heard about some experiment that tried to determine whether part and future exist, assuming that there would be tunneling effect, which didn't happen, so they concluded that time is zero-dimentional, suggesting waterfall model, but a quick search didn't find anything.

Delayed choice experiment is bullshit though. Why copenhageh interpretation still exists? What a disgrace.

you first

>>9158578
>implying he can read

>>9158510
and?

>>9158625
electrical engineers tongue my anus

>>9158629
at least they are engineers and not undergrad plebs like you

Warmer oceans have more energy in them meaning stronger storms

You don't need cold winds to form a hurricane. You're thinking of warm and cold fronts with respect to tornadoes.

>>9158445
Geophysicist here
Warmer overall temperature means the water will become hotter, which means the process of ocean evaporation will be faster and carry more water vapor into the air, which means that rain clouds will hold more water in them due to a higher amount of water being evaporated, and because of this rain clouds will deposit and move more water inland than previously before.
>>9158765
This also

>>9158300
There is no book on this planet that explain women. Give up OP, and enjoy what you don't understand.

>>9158309
lf she says she wants to be alone does that mean she actually wants to be alone?

>>9158150
That is some good OC. Have a (you)

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>>9158150
I have no idea why anyone let an obvious troll like him have access to a secret atomic bomb making laboratory. He's literally conveying the expression "I will murder all of you as a prank" in his Los Alamos ID photo.

>>9158144
Why would a professor change the objectively determined score you received on your test? It's not like it was an opinion.

>>9158146
Well it's not like you tick an a,b,c option.
You need to solve a diff. equation or a an integral and who's to say it didn't merit a 10-11% instead of 8% that was assigned by the prof.

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bout thee fiddy

Just needs to pull 1G of acceleration before the rope goes taught. It would be exactly like someone hanging themselves except horizontal. Now go test this.

Horizontally within a gravitational field requires the flat Earth model

I wanted to be an EE but ended up as a mechanical engineer.It is a waste of time probably but now i cannot do anything

Went into computer science. The classes are boring, the professors are subpar, and most of my classmates are brainlets. Kinda wish I went into a different field because I've found that I don't really want to work in industry.

>>9157915
>Did ME, minored in Physics, took hardly any structures classes beyond mechanics of materials
>Now a structural engineer
Wasted so much time learning heat transfer, E&M bullshit, and quantum bullshit that I'll never need now. Wouldn't say it was worthless, though

take the correct dosage of your medication and throw out 4chan and video games

try your best to take an interest in what you are learning, for example what is the first section/topic on your syllabus? is there anything you need to brush up on there?

you are thinking about it now, you are already taking an interest in it, you want to reach for the text book and look something up, try to stay like that, stay in th "zone"

you will get distracted and leave the zone, don't lose heart though, start trying to get back in, go take a piss, make more tea or just walk around a little until you start thinking about your task again

make a structured list of everything you want to study, see how much you remember of everything in the list and focus on things you suck at while revisiting everything else occasionally

>>9158443
Sound advice thank you! The passion is already there, gotta work on that distraction bit harder.

There are still tons of people who don't reproduce. Stop being retarded.

>>9157649
I will once I upgrade my wetware

>>9157616

That's the plan, there's people working on such things right now. I personally cannot wait to observe with my cyber enhanced eyes, my cyber hands, stroking up and down my brand new cyber enhanced horse cock.

>>9157566
Graphs, no questions. Graph traversal is useful in many cases, and if you're going a full CompSci degree, you'll need it.

Categories are cool, but they're not graphs, y'know. I mean they are, but whatever.

>>9157581
Yeah, I'm starting my master's, so I already know about graph traversal and all. I'm more interested about the prospect of doing meaningful research in the area of computer science. Aren't graphs a little saturated?

>>9157599
Barely starting my own master's, so I'm not sure what to do at that point, desu,

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>The proof is trivial
Fuck you I paid money for this book

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>Check the back of the book for answer
>Get it wrong because the book left out a tiny bit of information that you now have to find online

It's so frustrating it makes me want to hurt myself.

>It is obvious that X and if it isn't obvious to you then you will never be a mathematician.
Well fuck you, book.