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Professor speaks worse English than a toddler

>>8985992
>Subject is focused on 'applications of [topic]'
>Subject claims to cover more areas than is reasonable in a single semester
The second one usually means it skims over a lot of shit, so you end up not really learning anything, just getting a vague appreciation of what those different areas are about.

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>>8985992
>Examination: oral
>Examination: written paper/essay
>Teaching methods: X hours of laboratory work
>Group assignments

>>8985311
No

>>8985311
No

>>8985311
No

>>8983701
You need to funnel the energy of a star through the size of a man shaped portal just to theoretically "break" spacetime and the machine would have to hold the portal open.

Let alone travel to the theorized parallel universes which may be separated by an unmerciful vacuum which could cause severe damage to our own universe depending on what we find on the other side.

If by some miracle multiverse is real and attainable then theoretically it should be possible to travel the multiverse to a reverse universe with backwards time flow and harness her to go back in general throughout the multiverse.

Alternatively if there is a non-hostile subspace between universes it should be possible to observe the plane as an outsider and merely re-enter the "cone of God" from the present, future and big-bang. The equivilant of breaking out of the speed of light is breaking time.

>>8983856
As for funnel the energy into what?
The ever illusive yet wholy possible destructive interference gravity wave.

A concept so God damned unnatural that even its mere presence could backfire so horrifically that it would turn you into energy soup.

>>8983701
It's already possible just travel near c desu senpai.

>>8983544
I'm rather curious myself about the answer to this question. The anon that posted the graphic showing the demographics of his gut zoo that had no lactobacillus and had too much clostridium should be noticing effects by now.

>>8983544
bump

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>>8983544
here's the genesis of that theory
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/gut-bacteria-autoimmune-disease_us_58595dd5e4b03904470acd99
which leads to the study
http://jem.rupress.org/content/early/2016/12/22/jem.20160961

>>8982466
All 3 credit Classes
You must go to a shit school and you call other people brainlets, ha

>>8982481
Different unis do credits differently you mong. They are only 3 because there are no babby recitations and meet 3 times a week for an hour

>>8982466

I'll just post it

Physical Chemistry II (5)
Fundamentals of Biomanufacturing (3)
Mathematical Methods in Biochemical and Chemical Engineering (4)
Rheology and Polymer Processing (3)
Chemical Engineering Kinetics and Reactor Design Laboratory (4)

>>8981442
Dolphins can choose to stop breathing an hero

Before someone mentions the fucking lemmings, there was literally ONE recorded instance of them throwing themselves off a cliff and the whole event was completely staged by the production team of the movie, from flying the things to a specific location, through using a completely wrong sub-species (which doesn't migrate through water), faking the migration shots with a snow covered turntable, to actually herding the animals to the edge on purpose.

Geese sometimes throw themselves in front of cars.

>>8980636
>I was not prepared for it, let alone that.
What the fuck are you saying? Cease this limey nonsense at once.

>>8980641
I was kind of playing with words and I'm a bit stoned so sorry. Surely you can work out what I mean though.

>>8980649
>I'm a bit stoned
degenerate

>>8986570
This little kid prolly never even took thermodynamics. How is it gonna emit cool air kid????

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>>8986572
Math and physics are social constructs

Stop being racist

he's in 6th grade

it isn't cute that he wants to build a time machine

Well, dark matter is categorized by it's non-interaction with any kind of matter, so no. But maybe a new form of exotic matter?

>>8988742
ok serious question, if dark matter truly doesn't interact with other matter, how can it coexist with normal matter in the universe? doesn't it have mass? doesn't it take space? does it warp gravitational fields or displace matter? isn't that interacting with matter?

>>8988768
Gravity my dude.

>>8987666
ayy lmao
oregano pasta

You have to be older than 18 for 4chan. I hate summer time here.

>>8987670
But how do i get that sweet fantasy pussy though? shits amazing.

>>8983142
70% of this planet's surface is ocean.

Conquer the oceans. It's a lot cheaper to float something than it is to rocket it into orbit.

>>8983142
we've already had like 10 space stations to date and conquest of space is curently underway

do you have any other amazing questions, we've never had before?

>>8983151
When will the common man be able to live on one of this space stations?

>>8989885
ok

>>8989885
do you mean i?

>>8989898

He might be trolling engineers or something.

Torrent a pdf version and see for yourself.

>>8989446
I have looked through the book, I'm just not sure if it's better to save my money for axlers book or another linear algebra book

>>8989506
Axler's book is great, but I don't know if it is a good introductory one. I think it is, but the fact that he essentially doesn't use matrices at all and almost completely ignores determinants would make it confusing with what is being taught in your class.
I don't know about the Chinese guy's book.
Take whatever your proffesor tells you to take.

those aren't integer solutions you dumb American

>>8988853
Actually I'm British and this hurts my feelings.

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>>8988853
better?

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Since you mention truth seeking, ever wondered if you can trust those authorities on their vast achievements or data?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvmED6XH-3Y

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>>8988841
>(analytic and scientifically related, at least)
You made the mistake of thinking that knowledge can be mutually disjoint. Ironic then that Hegel became relevant to quantum mechanics. New ideas supersede past ideas precisely by saying the opposite, by swapping the particular for the universal and vice versa, effectively beating them at their own game, only to be beat again in the same way. Philosophy is converging on quantum and quantum is converging on philosophy and neither will really be complete until the relation thereof is understood, just how the universal lacks something of itself in the particular.
As it stands philosophers are interpreting quantum mechanics as a fundamental flaw in the making of the universe. That's basically what zizek says but I don't really agree with that.
Do you put metaphysics prior to epistemology or epistemology prior to metaphysics. Both are equally true in the end given the dialectical nature of their relationship, but the fact that one must come before the other may be a purely human limitation keeping us from seeing the whole picture, or it might be a limitation of the divine intellect itself, expressing itself in its own lack of itself.

>>8988841
Philosophy makes me feel like a brainlet