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>>9111801
House.

>>9111801
Ancient Aliens

>>9111801
Serial Experiments Lain.
Texhnolyze.
Ergo Proxy.
Ghost in the Shell.

>>9111646
Stop being a hedonist and pursue struggle.

also

>Dude weed lmao!

>>9111646
Stop doing drugs and get a grip on life,you dont need to enjoy or love it to do it.

>>9111652
How can one possibly not be a hedonist? What is the point in life w/o wanting pleasure...

>>9111653
Drugs, yea i know.. but im not addicted.

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Clear

>>9111458
It's long and hard....no joke.

>>9111458
Help a brainlet out, what the fuck is your pic?
Just a printscreen from a folder on your phone?

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>inb4

>>9111265
Philosophy is only good for subjective matters, and that's only because science can't work with subjectivity.

>>9111273
No, science is a way to explain how the world works, philosophy is a way to give meaning to that world. Science is the study of God's creation while philosophy tries to understand God himself.

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>>9111119
>IQ
idk, atleast a million
>Dick
not nearly big enough for your momma

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>>9111119
ebin pali

>IQ
100
>Dick
5.5"

>>9111004
>le 130 iq meme

dont worry your iq is well below that

>>9111008

no i had a test done as a kid by a psychiatrist and I get 135-140 in online tests

>>9111008

also its not like an IQ of 125-130 is something special

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>half a pip
giggle

>>9110282
>110kg
>Obsessed with chocolate
Seems about right

>>9110282
maybe extract theobromine and inject the extra to cocoa to prepare chocolate?

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I've seen the videos explaining the "science of it," and they all pretty much say the same dumb thing. "You just out it on your skin and zap it up and the electricity heals you."
You're not wrong to be skeptical. I've been watching videos of this all day ever since TechInsider on my YouTube subscriber feed uploaded a video on this.

It just doesn't seem legit. Almost makes me wonder if it actually does something else, but this is the sales pitch.

Popsci sites are diluting the research.

>>9110094
> uses an intense electrical field to deliver specific genes to the tissue underneath it
This makes absolutely no sense, discarded as rubbish.

to crush your enemies, see them driven before you and hear the cries and lamentations of their women

>>9108608
Find you are waifu

>>9108608
what's the point of wanking if the end result is always cumming no matter what?

>>9108017
>not bending 3D space to travel faster

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>>9108036
>tfw this would work except all the bendium is in the large magellanic cloud galaxy

>>9108017
its not impossible, it would just take too long

I would never voluntarily talk to anybody I didn't have to, I only talk to my advisor and even then I try to avoid doing so.

I've taught at two large state schools. Working on my PhD now.

I never do it, and I should.

My students should do it, and they never do.

Pretty sad, really

>>9106711
Once a week. He only comes in a tuesday and friday for a few hours at a time. This can be frustrating a times. But if I write down all the problems I run into it ends up not being that big of a deal

>>9105869

In the United States: the Constitution of the United States and the Declaration of Independence. These should be covered to some extent in high school already but an undergraduate should have a highly conversant literary, historical and legal understanding of both documents upon completion of tertiary education.

Statistics is a fair suggestion.

Elementary calculus. I was about to qualify this (and possibly jettison the requirement) by observing that there are different educational tracks, including non-STEM fields, but I've decided against. You want a college degree, you have to test out of some dumb-simple elementary babby calc where you're not doing much more than symbol pushing. Euros get that done before college so we have no excuse. This would also have a happy effect on restricting college degrees back to smarter people, contracting the cohort.

>>9105886

Obviously elementary calculus is a matter of course for anyone in STEM (and so hardly needs to be identified as "special" in our case); my thinking here was to demand same basic performance from everyone, per the OP's prompt.

>>9105886

> wasting time on shit that isn't science

Lol @ this nanobrain

how do you do that by accident, do you not have free will or something?

>>9112433
I forgot about the test eating a candy before realizing that I in fact had a test. If I had known beforehand that I had one, I would not have eaten it. It was an accident.

>>9112430

tell them, fucking tell them that you fucked up. If you don't tell the truth your tests may come 100% crazy and they'll tell you to do a bunch of tests.

>>9112263
nah because they're usually social outcast autists that will never experience true happiness.

No, because talent doesn't really exist.

Talent code is a good read.

>>9112268

if that helps you sleep at night.

inter-universal teichmuller theory

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>>9112034
where does it involve calculus?

>>9112035
Where does this even involve a single function