How do I become a genius? Someone informed on about everything and can use scientific reasoning to figure out the best solution to a problem. Where do I start reading? I have just realized that internet articles and YouTube videos probably aren't enough to learn about math and science. Where do I start?
>>9111791
The internet archive nigga
>>9111791
If you think Rick Sanchez is a genius then I have to say: you are 100% intelligent and capable of being a genius.
To become a genius you need to enhance your brain. Our brain is usually made of weak material but you can enrich it with stronger material like metal. So just grab a gun, put it against your temple and pull the fucking trigger.
>>9111866
2/10 needed a longer setup
Help. How do you find the total charge in a charged sphere with a variable permittivity? This shit is nuts.
Pic related is the permittivity function.
>>9111760
Forgot to add that 'a' is the sphere radius, 'r' is an arbitrary radius inside the sphere, and Epsilon1 and Delta are known constants.
>tfw too much of a brainlet for basic electromagnetism
>>9111760
integrate charge density over the volume
are aliens able to send signals trough geological structures?
https://www.quora.com/Did-NASA-receive-alien-signals-from-Ganymede
>>9111749
wake up faggots
Fuck knows, never seen one
Can we make big changes in a gamete's genome yet?
Is it yet feasible to create monsters?
If not, how many years until we can?
>>9111718
howmany of these threads do we need?
would results be quicker obtained if we focus on either catgirls or monsters.
LETS PRIORITIZE FOR GOD SAKE.
there is to mutch at stake here to be goofing around.
>>9112823
I agree. We need to speed up development. The world depends on it.
>>9111718
Not yet
But since we can map genome of individuals we are getting closer
By closer I mean we invented bronze to build spaceships with but still
What does /sci/ think of actuarial sciences?
>>9111569
Another form of applied mathematics. 10 exams to just to work in insurance.
>>9111569
Also, this is the cumulative distribution function for the geometric distribution. Just so noone forgets.
>>9111583
Anyone here an actuary? Working on exam P right now. It's not too bad to be honest.
Is studying systems relevant ?
>>9111352
Yes. And dynamics, and generally
Networks too
>>9111352
Thinking in System
OCD & Autistic /sci/entists already do that. (Not the ADHD ones)
We love Systemizing things & knowledge.
Dynamics Systems & Complex Systems are very interesting research fields.
maybe a p/sci/cologist can help me
is a constant fear of being called out for being incompetent (i.e. not do things properly and have to redo them or take a while to do them) the imposter syndrome?
>>9111349
another thing,
I am attracted to a really attractive woman, and a part of me tells me she likes me back, but I feel like she's too good for me
I still haven't approached her because of an embedded fear of rejection
thanks for the help and sorry for making this blog entry
>>9111349
>is a constant fear of being called out for being incompetent the imposter syndrome?
No, that's conscientiousness.
I look horrible.
I'm losing my memory and my hands shake.
I can't go through the withdrawal symptoms though.
It's too hard.
What do?
>>9111345
Train meditation to gain willpower, 5 minutes everyday for 1 month, 10 min 1 month, 15 mins beyond that.
Start lifting
>>9111377
Did it work for you?
I had a perfect diet yesterday.
I started feeling cravings today in the afternoon and I couldn't take it anymore.
I know that eating sugars is ruining me.
Me teeth, my skin, my hairs, my brain, etc...
I cannot stop though, it's like I don't give a fuck.
I am an addict.
I've started making math tutorials. Rate them and help me out by subscribing!
Constructive criticism would be appreciated.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wn_T3ctEOLw&feature=youtu.be
fuck off
Bump! Subscribe to help me out!
you are edgy hahahaah that's so funny 12 btw
What kind of devices, electronic or non, does /sci/ use to work through problems? I'm thinking of getting a older thinkpad tablet or chromebook (/g/ meme) and throwing Debian on it (set and forget). I just need something basic to work out problems at this point. Not really into surface pro or ipad pro personally. I've also considered getting a large freestanding whiteboard or chalkboard for my spare room. I don't really need anything like version control or OneNote status at this point.
Vim + Latex if you want to share your work
Pen + paper if you want to keep you work only for you
>>9111311
In the previous term in my college I had to learn how to write simple code in Vim & basic command line for Linux.
It's ok, and very minimalist.
But Are there any better option than Vim & Emacs that I can use a mouse instead of only keyboard?
Sublime is proprietary. Atom & IDEs are fucking slow & bloated. VS Code is a spying botnet.
Any alternative minimal as Vim but with a nice grafical interface?
>>9111335
maybe texmaker or texstudio or some similar will work for you
try googling for open source editors for latex and trying some to see which you one you like the most, in the end, it is only personal preference and adaptation
I don't have much practical experience in chromatography yet. I'd like to know how effective separation based on boiling point is.
I'm trying to find a suitable stationary phase for quantitative analysis of pic related. Was thinking WCOT dimethylsilicone with a small degree of phenyl substitution to get some selectivity for the aromatic compounds.
But I'm facing a problem with the 2 bottom ones. They have near identical boiling points. Would turning them into enol ethers solve my problem?
Also general chromatography thread hoera.
>>9111080
I bet all of these things separate cleanly by GC for analysis purposes. I bet you can just read up on your favorite GC supplier's website about which of their columns is best for aldehydes.
>>9111080
have you considered HPLC? Otherwise GCMS should do the trick
>>9111326
I guess, this is where the whole practical experience thing would help heh
>>9111626
I have, reverse phase HPLC could work but I'd have to figure out a gradient for the mobile phase because there's no way I'm getting a good chromatogram for these with an isocratic mobile phase
I'd already picked GCMS because these compounds are volatile and since we're looking to quantify only 5 compounds the MS could be set to selective ion monitoring for the M+1 molecular ions (using chemical ionisation)
with splitless injection and solid phase micro extraction that should allow for quantification in ppt-ppb levels
Redpill me on redpilling.
>>9111057
This is nothing more than made up bullshit used by "physicists" to justify their homosexuality.
>>9111057
the redpills are on the top left
>>9111057
if most of these decay within 1/10^18 of a second, how can scientists come up with such accurate results and how they event exist in the first place, should all be gone long ago
Lysenkoism (Russian: Лыcéнкoвщинa, tr. Lysenkovshchina) was a political campaign against genetics and science-based agriculture conducted by Trofim Lysenko, his followers and Soviet authorities. Lysenko served as the director of the Soviet Union's Lenin All-Union Academy of Agricultural Sciences. Lysenkoism began in the late 1920s and formally ended in 1964.
The pseudo-scientific ideas of Lysenkoism assumed the heritability of acquired characteristics.[1] Lysenko's theory rejected Mendelian inheritance and the concept of the "gene"; it departed from Darwinian evolutionary theory by rejecting natural selection.[2] Proponents falsely claimed to have discovered, among many other things, that rye could transform into wheat and wheat into barley, that weeds could spontaneously transmute into food grains, and that "natural cooperation" was observed in nature as opposed to "natural selection".[2] Lysenkoism promised extraordinary advances in breeding and in agriculture that never came about.
>>9110969
>Proponents falsely claimed to have discovered, among many other things, that rye could transform into wheat and wheat into barley, that weeds could spontaneously transmute into food grains, and that "natural cooperation" was observed in nature as opposed to "natural selection".
And non-European immigrants could transform into productive members of society.
>>9110969
No ones cares about Russian or U.S.S.R. or filthy Ukrainian, this is an American board not a Slavic board.
>>9110969
Name a historical blunder worse than Lysenkoism. You can't.
Communists exist in a perpetual state of failure and ruin everything they touch.
after i posted >>9109277
you guys got your panties in a bunch and kept arguing for metric because of standardization purposes.
alrighty im down, but why isnt everybody pushing for standardized language?
>>9110929
>why isnt everybody pushing for standardized language?
Because /sci/ is too pleb to realize how superior Hebrew is.
You'll never get two people who both share their mother tongue to converse in another language, unless maybe in professional settings.
Because you live in a country where the vast majority of people are too lazy to learn anything new
mine is Gallium
>>9110924
cock
Fire
>>9110924
[Au]. Gold. Because Au is [Au]tistic.