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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turritopsis_dohrnii

find out what these fuckers do and implement it in humans

>>9168095
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J3eWpNw2hM

they need help

>>9168095
Yes. You're still going to get sick though, especially if your DNA, like now, will get damaged and grow defects over time, making cancers a huge risk.

I'm just talking out of my ass but that's how I imagine it.

>>9167597
That picture is triggering me

>>9167607
But why, anon??

>>9167597
years ago when I was a kid those things grew on the old empty cement bags in my backyard

>>9167121
no its not
you forgot a *-1

>>9167121
Actually, it's 5.9999 repeating. Close though :)

>>9167143
Isn't 5.9999 repeating equal to 6.

>>9164204
Is the lower case z the same as the upper-case Z?

>>9164205
Both are same, resize messed up bottom one.

(1-4i)z=10+11i
(1+4i)(1-4i)z=(10+11i)(1+4i)
(1+16)z=10+40i+11i-44
17z=-34+51i
z=-2+3i

because USA is only 56% white now

>>9161167
>15 year olds
china has a weird ego about wanting to have the smartest high schoolers, and then when they get to college they have no pressure anymore. i think it's because research requires an element of creativity

>>9161167
IMO kids don't stay kids long enough anymore.

Places like China and Japan turn kids into robots. High suicide rates, high competition for a 20% improvement?
Doesn't seem worth it to me.

It's a hole different system to imply on the fisical state of your food

the heating process is completely different

if a oven, heat is beeing slowly transfered form the fire to the food by colliding particles transfering their energy to neighbours.

in the microwave, particles are bombarded by radiation, making them shake faster, increasing temperature

It's going to do with the Maillard reaction. A microwave won't heat your food above the boiling point of water.

>>9170472
Yes

no.

there is a chance

>>9170335
You're looking for something like [math]f''(x) \over \sqrt{f'(x)^2+1}[/math]

>>9170397
No, it get's bigger the harder the corner.

>>9170351
So what is [math]f''(x) \over \sqrt{f'(x)^2+1}[/math]
supposed to mean? Is it supposed to output a number that reflects how hard I have to corner if I way cycling along the graph? If so, how is "hardness of cornering" defined? The radius of an imaginative circle? The angle the front wheel of the bicycle needs? ...

>>9169923
Crystals and homeopathy

You also need to fix your chakras

>>9169934
>"Hurr Durr I went to medical school and I can tell you that the only thing beneficial to the human body is synthetic chemicals produced in a lab which are completely foreign to the human body and cause more symptoms than they cure"

>>9169923
That's pseudoscience and quackery.

>>9169816
>I was born a moron, why won't anyone help me???

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>>9169816
Consider the power of resonance and the structures that interact with the hydroxyl group through it

>>9169816
electron withdrawing and the stability of products

>>9168789

Aren't singularities and superintelligences going to be artificial general intelligences?

As far as I know, machine learning is artificial narrow intelligence.

>>9168789
because they dont have enough power to alter themselves, I guess?

>>9168789
Congrats, you've realised that singularity memes are just sci-fi wank.

Our blood solidifys at the edge of the wound which makes us heal much slower and weaker

>>9168759
worms and reptiles are simple , our body parts are much more complex and are hard to regenerate

>>9168761
But why?

i^2=j^2=k^2=ijk=-1, and they're noncommunative.

What more do you need to know?

>>9166082
What does that mean?

Take all three [math]\frac\pi2[/math] rotation matrices in a 3D space and call them [math]\mathrm i[/math], [math]\mathrm j[/math] and [math]\mathrm k[/math]. Then identify the identity matrix with 1. Done.

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>>9165914
https://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/

Soon.

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>>9165922
H Y P E
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>>9166936
I love it when real life things are so fucking big they look 3D animated

The pills won't help if you don't take them anon.

>>9165349
Have you considered that maybe you're just retarded?

>>9165360
I have, but...
We now know the earth is flat, so NASA lied.
We now know that all images are CGI, so NASA lied.
We now know that the moon landing was fake, so NASA lied.

If they lie to get funds, why in heavens sake haven't they come up with the lie that can provide them with unlimited funding.
Why aren't they talking about an incoming alien invasion?

Maybe they don't lie that much and did the lunar mission actually happened, are the CGI images really made by satellites and is the earth not flat at all.

Maybe I am not so retarded as you might think.