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>not on the unit circle
are you retarded?

Divine proportions

>>8989834
I don't literally take out a printed copy of the unit circle, I have it all memorized in my head if that's what you're talking about.

If you think I'm retarded for not knowing much more past that then yes, I am retarded.

>>8989766
>The numerical value of your gravitational pull
But that's wrong retards. Also as a general rule [eqn] Attractiveness \propto \frac { 1 } { Weight } [/eqn] Obviously there's some subtleties with it.

>How do we make maths beautiful
It already is, if you don't appreciate it then you probably don't understand it.

>>8989777
>Attractiveness∝1/Weight
Down that road lies anorexia.

>>8989788
>Obviously there's some subtleties with it.
Can you not read?

Drink tea.

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>>8989607

But it hurts my throat. Anything I drink just stings like hell...

Marshmallows for a sore throat...
Hot water, honey, a whole squeezed lemon and effervescent vit c tablet to drink.

My personal method : I start with chord progressions. Naturally some chords flow smoothly from one to another better than others. Basically following the diatonic scale and the circle of fourth/fifths. More so than that there are major/minor tonalities, which mix together to form joy or sadness. I come up with a pattern I want to express and then work around that.

>Is there a science behind this?

Yes, it's called music theory.

>>8989432
patterns and copying what people are used to hearing. certain chords and sounds are designated "music" because they're used so often, so people automatically associate them with music.

Sorry dude you're not gonna make it you only have 24 hours to live senpai.

>>8989224
this isnt what i wanted to hear

Your Body has stopped producing adrenalin, you have to keep going or you will die.

>>8989180
HOW COULD WE DEFEAT THEM?

>>8989180
Good luck, I'm under 20,000 leagues of the sea.

>>8989184
>he thinks the sea is lacking in organic material

>>8989038
nice thread

>>8989038

what did he mean by this??

No really, can you elaborate a little?

>>8989038
what a shitty meme

I believe you're missing the Flynn effect.

>>8988656
1.50% of variance in intelligence is explainable by genes
2.flynn effect comes in - probably works on environmental factors
3.it shows A group can rapidly raise its IQ, not any group

some groups can, some can't
i'd say most can, most can't
african and australian max is somewhere in the 80's (maoris excluded)
most others are 90+

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>>8988656
Nutrition affects IQ tests drastically, and I'm not talking nutrition in terms of how your brain developed based on the food you got as a child - I'm talking about what you ate for breakfast the morning of the IQ test, or how long after lunch it was when you had it administered. A 20 to 30+ point drift from such factors is considered the norm.

IQ tests only check for the ability to recognize patterns and memorize numbers. The more you practice those two things in daily life, the better your IQ scores are going to be. As time goes on, more and more people are in fields or in education where they rely on those tasks daily, and games involving puzzles involving such tasks are increasing in popularity as well as in their complexity. This is why, for instance, switchboard operators in the 70's tend to score the same as physicists, even when the switchboard operators came from lower class backgrounds.

Until we come up with an intelligence test that is either more comprehensive or more objective, such as a neural connectivity scan that doesn't involve you being dead in order to have it done, IQ is a pretty arbitrary thing, really only somewhat useful in grand statistical terms, and in identifying specific learning disabilities in individuals.

>>8988389
Make that compound (or whatever) that constantly changes colour. You might say "but anon, that's completely vacuous and doesn't really demonstrate chemistry", to which I say "neither do those 'celebrity scientists'". As for the large projects, literally 99.9% of people lost interest in them when I explained that the Higgs boson doesn't [math] all [/math] matter mass, just 3 bosons that belong to the electroweak interaction.

>>8988389
I'm a math grad. When someone asks what I do and I tell them, the only response I ever hear is "I hate math."

I would actually prefer the neutral opinion that chemistry would have.

>>8988389
Let them read Lowe's "Things I Won't Work With"

There's no inherent reason to believe so. Stop watching Dr Oz.

Yes, it's been proven in countless experiments
Grow all your own food, or never buy species that are known to be modified and monocultured, which is 98% of soy, corn, tomatoes in US
Also, mail bombs to monsanto hq

>>8987919
Any notable ones?

>>8987488
Inspiring anime music like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sH4F_3tHm8

If I run out of inspiring anime music then anime music is good enough, I guess. And if I run out of anime music then no fear, other japanese music is good. I personally like Hatsune Miku's voice a lot. Like, a lot. I may be in love with her voice.

And if I run out of japanese music well then I'm fucked because japanese music is the only music that exists.

Ambient

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzUlaV8vhAA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvLg6kPGqdQ
https://modernarecords.bandcamp.com/album/ichiru
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-Xm7s9eGxU

>>8986458
Colonization of the stars starts right after we decolonize science. If non-white scientists already made it to mars thousands of years ago then they can do it again.

What's the point? The stars will fizzle out anyway.

We should be trying to control time and space so that they do not. Ya herd, Elon? I know you read this dumb board.

>>8986458
Stars cannot be colonized. They are too hot for humans to live on them. We should colonize the planets orbiting the stars instead.

More of a brainchad than the brainlets on /sci/, let alone Reddit.

>>8986364
>rape

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quality videos.

>>8986303
>>8986303
Earth-Moon shuttle with landers and moonbase when?

>>8986303
For real though all of these SLS plans are going to look retarded if SpaceX and Blue Origin are zooming around constantly by then

It's something for SLS to do, at least. If they can turn it into a propellant depot along with others in LEO, then have those depots fueled by reusable rockets and use tugs to take things between LEO and the moon etc, it could make a moonbase or regular trips to the moon a lot more affordable.

But none of that will happen anytime soon as long as their mission plans remain so vague.

>>8986150
>calling people nerds
There is no smart shaming anymore. Nerd doesnt mean smart person it means an akward virgin who plays dungeons and dragons and reads comic books. These people should absolutely be shamed

>>8986169
>>8986150
Nerd has been replaced with "autistic" for the most part.

>>8986169
No that's dork. People still call science enthusiasts nerds.