Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 320. page

sure i'd like me and my family to pay 500 billion for the trip and then die a horrible death

I would move if I could afford it and there was already a functional colony. But for that the ticket price would have to be less than $100,000.

Colonizing Mars is a meme. The only future I see for the planet is exploiting its natural resources. Mars is otherwise filled with too much radiation, has too little atmosphere and too little gravity to sustain human life.

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permanent NEET
>tfw smart and lazy

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>>9047804
L at 185

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>>9047811
>tfw Witten looks just like my ultraconservative loser uncle
A-am I Jewish?

>>9052638
how is it possible to get up from your seat at the back of a train and ever walk to the front of the train if the train is moving at 30 mph?

>>9052638
More importantly, how retarded do you have to be for not noticing the 1000mph wind outside?

>>9052638
The atmosphere is rotating with the planet. A helicopter standing still hovering in one position doesnt move west at 1,000 mph now does it?

Same here. Went to ER one day after fainting from rapid heart beats and low BP. Turns out there's nothing wrong with me physiologically and it was panic attacks.

Panic/anxiety whatever you want to call it has a tendency to raise your heart rate through the roof even if you're just sitting down twirling your thumbs.

However, if you don't feel anxious and would not consider yourself stressed, you should see your Doctor ASAP. Hope this helps somewhat

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>>9052403

Thanks, I do feel a bit anxious and stress but I don't understand why. I want to take my meds to get to work (modafinil) but I am worried it'll make my BPM even worse...

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>>9052409
Well my BPM is over 100 right now as well and I am on Diazepam.

If there's one thing I learned from all this, it is that the heart is quite resilient and as long as your adrenal gland isn't activated (eg begin to panic over your health or some such) you should be able to make it through the day.

Have you ever had a panic attack before actually? It sounds like anxiety might be causing this. Especially considering palpitations.

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>>9051300
1.b
2.jump head first from a building
3.yes
4.yes
5.no

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>>9051358
>2.jump head first from a building
better make it a tall one

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1. CS
2. Wait long enough
3. 0.999... < 1
4. No, science helps people with autism.

>>9051282
Pure maths is the easiest maths.

>>9051288
t. π≈3

the redpill is that the smartest of the smart are too, brainlets.

>>9051133 I'm get cum I your ass ; )

>>9051133
I don't care enough to do this for more than while I'm pooping right now but here are some clues.

Number spread is from 20-39, assuming they left out 7 letters from the alphabet (q,j,z,x,w, etc) it would be easy to find the code. Try A for 20 going forward.

If not then look for double letters, for example '30' appears 3 times in a row at one point, indicating either that two numbers together make one letter or there is no symbol for a space. Double letters are helpful because you can quickly find matches for e's and L's

>>9051133
Can you post a plaintext version of this if you actually want people to give a shit.

>>9050875
I have no idea, sounds like orgchem or medicine. I like the girl though, seems a bit unprofessional but sweet.

>>9050875
That the author drew tastefully enough or is respected enough that they can get away with damn near anything. Or they are compensating for the fact they couldn't think of a good pun because they don't speak english.

Supposedly quite a lot of visual abstracts submitted to Angewandte Chemie from asian countries have anime girls on them. Most of them get rejected.

Will post some other anime gril molecules later.

>>9050946
>visual abstracts
wtf is that, is that like dancing your name?

>>9049877
Don't overdose. Read the instructions carefully.

Only microdose.

That way the doctors cant get you addicted

>>9049877
Drugs´ Efficacy is studied in Clinical Trials whose result is expressed with Mathematics

>>9049463
yes, you're correct

For pretty much any noteworthy scientific or mathematic discovery you're going to find several people that find the same answer at nearly the same exact time. Figuring out which one was "first" is impossible and mostly comes down to judgement calls like what exactly constitutes the full discovery and what are just steps towards it.

In the case of Einstein, he was the first one to bring the ideas together, publish, and popularize the theories, so he gets the credit from the public.

If you're going to complain about him taking scientific ideas from others, then you might as well call every mathematician a thief for stealing the idea of using numbers and for stealing the idea of using addition and subtraction etc. Science is pretty much just bringing together other peoples ideas and combining them in new ways, all of it.

>>9049463
>What is your response?
"Why the fuck did I go to /pol/?"
and then I leave

>>9049180
WHY, IS THIS ON /SCI/?!

>>9049180
no because the economy is a zero-sum game

>>9049191
>new companies and industries emerge from innovation taking the marketshare of older companies
>this is not the free market
???

read

>>9048939
I would very much like to bully and then fuck this creature

>>9048939
Why are her eyes so fucking huge.

>>9048798
> Only people that are born can suffer and die. Without life there would be no death, no pain and no suffering.
true. giving birth is very immoral

>a) you will be dead in less than a hundred years anyway,
b) the memory of you will eventually fade,
c) humanity will sooner or later go extinct, as the universe itself will sooner or later decay

this doesn't matter though

>>9048819
>this doesn't matter though

I included it because some argue that we need to reproduce for humanity to go on do stuff, so I wanted to point out that whatever humans achieve either as individuals or as a species is pointless, therefore noone should worry about not contributing to this exercise in futility.

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>>9048798
Only people that are born can suffer and die. Without life there would be no death, no pain and no suffering.
No matter how successful you are during your life, it does not matter because :
a) you will be dead in less than a hundred years anyway,
b) the memory of you will eventually fade,
c) humanity will sooner or later go extinct, as the universe itself will sooner or later decay

Given the futility of life how could you cling to thoughts, feelings, or the body? Every craving is suffering.

>>9048689
cont.


So, from what I've gathered from these people is this.

To me it seems, that critical thinking skills aren't necessarily related to our IQ. And someone who didn't bother to develop them in life will be...well...stupid regardless of his "actual" intelligence. I concluded this based on the fact that those guys used a lot of logical fallacies in their argumentation and probably in their thinking in general.

From what I've seen personally, /sci seems to put too much emphasis on the significance of IQ. There seems to be other important factors at play here along with it which determine how "smart" a person is. Otherwise these brilliant "average" people wouldn't exist. For example there have been very successful P.H.D's with barely above average IQ's. If all normal people were stupid, these individuals wouldn't exist.

Honestly, I see this here on /sci too:
>Someone writes a blatantly retarded post while claiming to have a high IQ.
>Gets called out on being retarded.
>Calls everyone a brainlet in retaliation.

Of course this is the internet and the person could just be lying, but still....I'm sure you've noticed the same thing here on this board.

I also want to mention that I haven't met a "brilliant" person below the IQ of 100. So there definitely is limit after which the person's innate puzzle solving skills and learning capability (basically what IQ is) just isn't enough to become smart.

I think that what I'm saying would be much more clear if you could accurately know the IQ of every person you meet in life. You'd be probably surprised at the results.

In my opinion we're missing something here. And the viewpoint that IQ is the only thing what determines someone's intelligence seems to be simplistic at best.

I'd like to hear your thought on this.

>inb4 brainlet insults
While not a genius I do happen to have an above average IQ. And even if I didn't it wouldn't really change my arguments. Such "insults" only hurt the discussion.

>>9048689
it's almost like IQ is not an accurate indicator of intelligence. It's almost like it measures a metric which is not the end-all metric of intelligence.

>>9048689
Having a logical mind, isn't the same thing as having common sense.

>>9052898
Whilst there are some thermometers that use air pressure, it's quite likely that yours is not going to be affected.
I doubt you'll even be able to create a vacuum strong enough to cause a problematic change in an oven anyway.

>>9052898
use a rotovap?

I dont think it should reflect the reduced pressure if it is completely housed in glass/plastic, airtight.

>>9052913
I asked around and it doesn't use air pressure, thanks for the reply.

>>9052918
I already used a rotovap, didn't quite get it all. The solvent is ethyl acetate, still showed up on NMR after rotovap