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>>9094057
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Astronomy_Textbook_Recommendations#High_School

bumping again, just waiting for a reply.

Anyone have any recommendation?

>>9094006
Do you remember a guy walking up to you years ago and just suddenly smacking you?

If not, then no.

>>9094006
Yes. I'm travelling through time right now.

/shit thread

>>9094006
Yes, now go away.

>>9093917
Compared to females*
Sorry

>>9093917
because it's caused by an "overmasculanization" in-utero development. High placental testosterone levels cause it.

Higher autism levels are expressed in the phenotype Ashkenazi women crave.

>>9093892
because of a huge lobbying effort by the lumber industry back in the day, also a disinfo campaign spread by reagan

>>9093892
https://youtu.be/oFFnbXEUO4Y?t=9
or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uJpQ-sFTeo

Pick your poison.

>>9093892
Is it?

bullshit

>>9093888
Haven't watched the video, is this the Rossi artefact?

>>9093613
If there are 16 heads left is the knight fucked and unable to do anything?

>>9093619
4 heads rather

You literally cut 17 heads each time, giving you a net average loss of 15 heads. When 10 heads remain, you cut them all (that counts as 17), and the dragon can't grow shit back according to its rules.

He is right.

conservation of energy is not the law that precludes perpetual motion machines.

Its only when you bring the 2nd law into play that perpetual motion becomes impossible

>>9092846
Elaborate.

>>9092854
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-QgGXbDyR0&user=TEDEducation

>>9092622
it's really only a problem when it's a problem, like when a local crop or resource is threatened. But by their definition, invasive species do threaten other species, so they overall reduce local diversity, which is in general a net negative (high localized ecological diversity is the best indicator of a healthy environmental area, as ecosystems go).

>>9092622
you are fucking retarded.

Humans are part of the ecosystem too. What happens when the species driven to extinction is cows or corn?

>>9092588
not that i know of, but you should look up viral capsid drug delivery systems, they are pretty neat

yes, but virus are easier to code

This thread fascinates me, can someone give me a rundown? This isn't my area of expertise.
>intracellular bacteria
>capsid drug delivery systems
>what these can possibly do

Inb4, "Use Google retard." I can and probably will right after posting this, but I want to hear it from you guys, what you guys know, and what you think about the overall idea.

>>9092495
>re-create consciousness with my DNA
That's not how cloning or consciousness works you dumb doofus

>>9092495
You're way overestimating your importance.

>>9092495
Hello there, this is a mad scientist from the FBI. You are exactly right about everything. Pls delet dis thread so nobody no wat we do k?

>>9092419
Powerful people would seize control of the devices and tightly control them. They would live like Kings and the rest of humanity would starve.

>>9092419
Humans, being humans, would destroy themselves almost overnight.

Because even though you can't be, paper-pushing bureaucrats can be convinced of the long-term benefits of mathematical research

>>9092335
>How does that make any economic sense?

You must understand academia economics. The first thing that you need to accept is that someone produces no value to a business then that person gets fired. So the question is, what value do mathematicians produce? The first one is obvious: teaching. Every year many students of mathematics sign up to be taught mathematics and if you do not teach them then they will go away to another place, losing the university money. And usually, math professors teach all over the place, not only in the math department but to scientists, economists, etc.

That said, there is other way in which mathematicians are able to produce value: research. If your university does not produce research then people will hardly consider you a university and you will quickly dip in the rankings and every time a prodigy student to be looks up your university's credentials they will see that your university is shit and therefore their time would be better spent somewhere else. So universities need researchers to keep reputation and to attract the good types of student. Good students pick schools mostly based on who they will be able to do research under. But that is just baseline produce any research type of value. There is another incentive that ties this up: the value of good research. If one of your researchers becomes famous then your university immediately gets a spot in the map. People will want to go to the conferences of your school, and other universities will want to invite your mathematicians to their conferences. This will in turn inspire the new generation of prodigies to get into your university for the possibility of researching under your famous researchers.

And that is the economic value of research mathematics. You are welcome.

>>9092335
>proof
>omited

every fucker who do this should kill himself

Age of Empires III

>>9092111
Nuclear Fallout Age
then
Stone Age 2.0

>>9092111
Not sure on the actual name but something akin to "bioage" and or "2nd space age"

Is your cellphone radium powered by any chance?

Do you normally make calls with it still in your pocket? I wouldnt be worried about the radiation, the lithium cells next to your dick seem more alarming.

>>9091954
What do you mean about the lithium cells?

basically theoretician fap stains

Its theory blown way out of proportion. Like all science.

it's theoretical physics that's become so commonplace that many people think of it as actual physics