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HOW ABOUT READING YOUR FUCKING TEXTBOOK

>>8974654
i didnt buy it

How challenging was physics for some of you at least tell me that much?

Real analysis if you are taking both at the same level.

>>8974478
Learn linear algebra before abstract algebra
Learn topology before real analysis

real analysis is a troll course: "hey let's waste 3 months doing a bunch of shit with epsilon and deltas and a bunch of lemmas, then 1 week before the course ends: "oh btw in topology you can just define a metric and all this shit we talked about can be done with a metric and you don't need to worry about continuity just check inverse function of open is open lol!"

How do I get my gf to stop acting like a slut?

Well don't I already know how? The time I've invested in this though.

One could not agree or decline. Always choice is a rebuttal.

>>8973977
Intriguing. Perhaps a further?
>>8973980
Well put. But can we really do?

>>8973966
That's not an equation

>>8973970
nobody cares u frickin nerd

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>>8973966

it sux

>>8972979
Oh. Thanks for the feedback, I guess. :(

>>8972984
np. btw im not jelly at all

>>8972433
Also, would they have been more peaceful or violent than we are, or about the same?

>>8972433
No since they had man boobs.

No.... go back to /pol/ Neadnerthals were less advanced than humans. They never developed advanced tools that humans did, and did not produce as many cultural artifacts as humans, and the large majority that are neanderthal are from after human migration into europe. There is only one cave painting attributed to neanderthals, and it's some fucking hand prints on the walls. During the same time, humans were making intricate cave paintings of humans, animals and rituals.

>>8970921
In computer science NUMBER divided by zero is taken to be infinity. It makes so many things easier.

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>computer science
Waste of money for brainlets and will not get you any good return even for MIT students: the degree

>>8970921
Let me translate for everyone

>I am op and I am a plebian at math.

Math PhD master race here.

is University of Rochester actually the best university to go to for MS/PhD if I want a career in optics or is it just a meme? Many say that it is the best for optics, but would a MS/PhD in EE with a focus on optics/photonics at a top school like UMich get me the same or better opportunities?

Is a BC CS with a minor in robotics from an Ivy good enough if I want to work in industrial automaton?

Is there anything like Tails with Tor and everything, just for Raspberry Pi?

I got some more of my favorite experiments if someone's interested

there's some psychology that follows the scientific method, there's a lot that doesn't

things get especially hairy when self-reporting is involved in data collection

>>8967293
self reporting is somewhat of a hairy topic indeed
on one hand, it's fucking self report
on the other, if there are clear cut differences in self report, what other conclusion is there left to draw that the designed manipulation was the determining factor involved?

>>8966217
it's just the way it is, don't question it. just like earth being a ball

>>8966238
oblate spheroid

>>8966217
It's just the formalism we've chosen. We are lucky to have so many nice properties from a handful of axioms and definitions.

They all look to be very well qualified, I wish them the best.

Strange to think it's possible that one of the first people on mars may be in that group.

>>8963428
Will be at least 20 more years until a manned Mars mission

>The California native trained and operated as a Navy SEAL, completing more than 100 combat operations and earning a Silver Star and Bronze Star with Combat “V”. Afterward, he went on to complete a degree in Mathematics at the University of San Diego and a Doctorate of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.

Holy fuck.

its just pythagoras in disguise, do you have a problem with pythagoras?

>>8975161
Wouldn't it say "|r|" or something then. because you get the hypotenuse not the whole nummber

>>8975164
PS

|Z|=sqrt(z^2) = sqrt((a+bi)^2)
not
sqrt(a^2+b^2)

No because the aliums don't know earth is 6 thousand years old because they don't have Yahweh

>>8974338
No because the cosmic microwave background is a local phenomenon caused by excitation of diffuse gas in on the "edge" of the solar system.
this excitation comes from the transgalactic micro currents that connect all charged bodies in the cosmos

>>8974495
Fuck off

>>8974320
Shitpost on /sci/.

>>8974320
Spend more time on fourchan.

>>8974320
Undergo hormone replacement therapy, have two mastectomys and have gential reassignment surgery, so you can at least look like the master gender.

Chances are you'll probably just end up looking like a sad dyke long term, so it's up to you.

Unfortunately, you won't be able to get chromosome reassignment therapy, so you'll be stuck with subpar IQ and physical strength.

>>8974288
[math] F= ma = mg \implies a = g [/math] Acceleration due to gravity is independent of mass.

>>8974297
>not using [math] F_g=G\frac{m_1m_2}{r^2}[/math]

>>8974297
Your math code isn't showing up but if F = ma, m = mass so wouldn't that increase?

Also why would gravity be different on other planetary bodies but the same on earth? Makes no sense