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>>9110894
Lightweight material maybe

It doesn't make sense though as unless the users of the ships can survive at temperatures that dry ice doesn't vaporize/melt at, their body heat would eventually melt it pretty quickly

>>9110894
What anime?

>>9110894
Maybe they figured out something cool to do with it. It's a fucking anime shooting in the dark space of the realm of possibilities, so just accept that in the future they figure out how to make this shit work.

>>9110876
Brainlets who fail Physics switch to EE.
Brainlets who fail EE switch to MechE
Brainlets who fail MechE switch to CivilE.
Brainlets who fail CivilE switch to Computer Science.
Brainlets who fail Computer Science switch to Business.
Brainlets who fail Business switch to Humanities.

>>9110880
I didn't fail EE, I just didn't like it. It's very boring and repetitive.

>>9110876
Are you me?

>>9110717
It's lame, not biology

>>9110717
It's Cancer

>>9110717
Actually gives nice research on the nature of life itself

>>9110557
gasses that have come out of solution after solubility for said gasses reduced (due to the water warming up)

>>9110565
also obligatory "*notices your gas bulge*"

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>>9110565
Ty

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>http://vixra.org/abs/1703.0073
>On The Riemann Zeta Function

Authors: Jonathan Tooker

We discuss the Riemann zeta function, the topology of its domain, and make an argument against the Riemann hypothesis. While making the argument in the classical formalism, we discuss the material as it relates to the theory of infinite complexity (TOIC). We extend Riemann's own (planar) analytic continuation [math]\mathbb{R}\to\mathbb{C}[/math] into (bulk) hypercomplexity with [math]\mathbb{C}\to\,^\star\mathbb{C}[/math]. We propose a solution to the Banach--Tarski paradox.

>>9110635
Get out of here geometric unity guy

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>What are you working on?
I'm learning elementary analysis.

>Reading?
Sequences and Limits

It's your fault when you fall for the 3d meme

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>>9110484
No, you wouldn't. I know this is an unpopular opinion but girls actually have an efficient mind that aids their partner's thinking. This efficiency looks like superficiality until you adopt its essence: deciding if statements are simply true or false on their own, without engaging in long explanations nor assuming a third state between Truth and Falsehood. In terms of neuroscience, girls simply have a stronger dopamine system. (Modern) males on the other hand, have a tendency to rely on the creative serotonin system on their free time and on the adrenaline system while doing tests, either physical or mental. If you want to prove P=NP you are going to have to develop a strong dopamine system along your creative serotonin mind and your overclocking adrenaline pedal. But the simple fact is that P=! NP and only a creative retard thinks otherwise, so P=NP is unprovable and proofs for P=! NP were already made but failed to be accepted. Pic related is a hydrogen fueled soviet airliner, the Tu-155 flew around 100 flights until it was placed in storage, even though many people still say that hydrogen fueled planes are impossible.

>>9110519
Hi, I just wanted to let you know that you're wrong.

niggers

>>9110419

(L.) Niggerus Cosmonicus?

>>9110422
kek

>professor just hand writes everything and uses an optic projector

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>prof hand writes
>dirty chalkboard
>parkinson tier handwriting

>>9110373
this is acceptable when there is no blakboard

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What about dogbros though? Why are they so good?

I share 100% of my dna with your moms face every night

>>9110244
I've found that /sci/ is the most passive-aggressive and one of the most active-aggressive on 4chan.

Does anybody have any hypothesis as to why?

>>9110160
No, but there are unscientifically proven methods.

>>9110160
Check the papers written by Stephen LaBarge, he's really the only dude that's written published literature on lucid dreaming.

>>9110160
I had the longest, most vivid and free lucid dream of my life after watching 2 3D movies on my GearVR headset before bed. I've heard quite a few anecdotal reports that VR use increases the lucidity of dreams, but I've yet to replicate it to that degree. After more frequent use of VR my frequency of lucid dreams seems to have returned to default.
Nothing like a good lucid dream. Hopefully someone comes out with some sort of TDCS device that triggers lucid dreams every night in the near future, although the chance is slim. I'm pretty sure those LED masks are a scam, although I've never tried them.

>>9110060
Probably about as much as it takes to kill someone by eating straight up coal. Which, I don't know if there's any historical data for. I hope not.

a large cylinder of carbon could choke you

>>9110066
Coal is mostly carbon, but also contains significant amounts of sulfur and traces of other, more potent toxins like mercury and arsenic. I assume those would kill you long before pure carbon would.

>>9110010
IQ tests are really tests of a person's stupidity not intelligence. Some of the questions asked could literally have any answer.

>>9110010
Your pic is from http://iqtest.dk. You'll find more there.

>>9110010
OP get your micky mouse rorschach nonsense test out of here.

Jew alchemy

Hunger.

Lack of stored chemical energy to convert to physical energy, so it resorts to different forms of chemical energy. You ever watch "Alone"?
There's a lot of good examples of exactly what I'm trying to describe with a High School tier vocabulary on there.
There's probably an anon that can give it better to you than I can, but that's the short answer.

>>9109982
>What physical forces cause our body to get hungry
Thermodynamics, conservation of mass and energy.

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>>9109847

Mira B has an unstable companion that loses a lot of material. This disk is formed by gathering what Mira A has lost.

>>9109870
What, so like a vampire-star kind of deal?

Would it be able to burn energy from what it gathers? Or am I being retarded?

dunno lol

autoban any IP that is also on the Reddit server logs

>>9109876
This.