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I'm pretty similar and I think it's because my mind is always somewhere other than what I'm doing, whenever I do something that doesn't require much thought I just go into autopilot

>>9156462
many of these can be explained by executive function differences which is distinct from IQ.

>>9156474
I have been telling myself this but admittedly I think my case is more than just autopilot. I have to proof check everything I do and still I'll mess up somehow. It's like my mind is full of blind spots.

These suck turbococks, they die much earlier than old incandescent bulbs.

>>9156410
They make ecologists want to die

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I broke a lightbulb of the exact brand in the OP pic a year ago. I'm not sure if they're any different from a regular halogen bulb -- they look identical in terms of construction at least.

I fuckin hope they're not hazardous or some shit, because I just assumed it'd be like any another halogen bulb and threw the broken bulb in the trash

>>9156394
yes, you should go there now.
you can summon the portal by watching the a-ha video "take on me" 400,000 times in succession. If you fall asleep, you must start over.

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>>9156593
can we actually go to one though?

NO, THEY DO NOT
when I used to go to another board whose name is irrelevant and left as an exercise for the reader, I would get in this argument a lot with fags who cite that "every possible situation imaginable" bullshit

If there is a multiverse and if there are infinite universes in the multiverse (which there aren't necessarily), that does not mean that all conceivable realities exist, because not all infinities are equal. You could have infinite universes that all vary from each other only slightly. You could do nothing but change the position of a single star, or even a single rock on some moon somewhere to infinite distinct states, and still achieve infinite distinct universes.
Your waifu doesn't exist.

F=m*a, P=F/A

P=m*a/A
P=V*p*a/A
P=A*h*p*a/A
P=h*p*a ("a" being the acceleration of the earth scince the water is "accelerated towards the center of gravitation)

get it, thanks

>3/1/1
>1 IP
OP just answered his own question.

>>9156374
>What is the closest thing we have to psychohistory?
History
> Is it really possible to accurately predict mob behavior thousands of years in advance?
No? Why would you think otherwise?


also weird thing tangential to "psychohistory and mob behavior"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_mania

>>9156374
okay so i am halfway through prelude to the foundation or whatever, do i really need to read all 5 of them or can i just read the core original 3?

>>9156374
>"Is it possible to predict..."
With the amount of data and computing technologies we have now, it might be. That being said, it would probably have significant error.

Only if it's radioactive water.

>>9156296
No.

Next question?

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>>9156481
If I spend enough time on an aiprlane, will my body evolve/adapt, growing wings?

>>9156258
amazon.com

>>9156277
Am poorfag don't want to pay for it. Education costs enough as it is.

lib.gen.rus.ec or some plebbit textbook piracy guide, works quite well actually

AI can determine if you're a fag or not based on your looks with 91% accuracy.

>>9156221
This is proof we need to expand our efforts into researching the subject. With this tool, in conjunction with other tests, we could create a better nations.

>>9156219
I want to know what the consensus is on the celestial nose.

>>9156211
Because hurricanes dont run on oil.

>>9156211
You could, but the power would be a bit worthless so far from anything that could use it.

>>9156211
All that effort. Why not just harvest more spice?

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>Thank you very much in advance

You're welcome.

>>9156292
> You're welcome.

Thanks Idol girl anon, care to answer since you already got thanked twice?

Use the binomial distribution for n = 2 (double) or n = 3 (triple) with p = 1/10 (for d10)

This gives you the probability of one set of doubles (1,1) or triples (1,1,1). Multiply by 10 (for d10) to get all possible sets.

Also, >>>/sqt/

Assholes lol

What the fuck are you on about? Nobody is going to care how good you are at coding in an introduction class. I'm not even sure if that's your main concern. Seems you like don't know what the fuck you're doing at all m8.

If tech is one of the ways you find solace in your life, then how do you not know anything about tech? Are you just saying that?

>>9156351
>If tech is one of the ways you find solace in your life, then how do you not know anything about tech? Are you just saying that?

Not OP and I may be projecting but when I was a kid (like 14) I spent almost all of my time in front of a computer on the internet so I thought that I should go into tech because I spent so much time with it, despite not knowing too much about how tech works.

That may be what OP means. That he has been all his life with "tech" and now feels like going into "tech". It makes sense but after I grew up I realized that making that argument is like saying I find solace in toilet paper because I spend time with toilet paper all the time. So my tech thing was just a phase (I went into math for college) and I believe the same is happening with OP. And looking at how suicidal everyone in CS is I honestly believe wanting to be a programmer is a phase for everyone and some people grow out of it too late.

>>9156038
Everything with a brain is consious you moron. Sapient or sentient is what I believe you are looking for. Some dogs have the approximate mental capacity of a 5 year old and im sure there's evidence somewhere of them lying. Just because they lack the ability to speak doesnt mean they are thoughtless automata. Im willing to bet there are dolphins and orcas out there that are smarter than most humans.

>>9156038
all animals?
absolutely not

close human relatives?
maybe, but i doubt it.

turns out, i was wrong.
it also turns out you could have just fucking google'd your question
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/the-moral-lives-animals/201112/those-lying-apes

>>9156043
>Everything with a brain is consious you moron
Never drank too much alcohol before?

>>9156035
New brainlet meme theory.
SAGE

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>>9156035
sweet ouroboros, what's the equation

>>9156095
Oh, you've already read all the papers?
Oh no wait, you haven't!

>>9156101
Very aesthetic.

Enderton's 'A Mathematical Introduction to Logic' or the Open Logic program pdf.

>>9156033
>Introduction to Logic
Then what?

>>9156019
Computers are better
Brain even more so

>>9155850

Electric discharge.

>>9155850
They're arcing caused by overhead lines coming down during a powerful earthquake.

They're almost always associated with powerful quakes, and powerful quakes also mean power outages somewhere. Electricity arcing is very, very, bright.

>>9155850
It could be the light from the ground reflecting off of the dense smog