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>>8930897

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i don't get it. something about nice guys/friend zone?

>>8929302
She'll get "put out" by the bad boy.

Continued from last thread.
Where does the arcsin come from when you integrate sqrt(25=x^2)?
Is there an easy way to explain how to do this?
-t. calc 2 brainlet.

Sheeit

Is this legit? Is it real proof humans came from Europe or just conjecture?

Very interesting, but of course wouldn't change the well supported view that we (homo sapiens) originated in africa. So maybe this new erliest hominin immigrated to africa and then evolved into the known later species. Or it went extinct and those, including us, are not direct decendants of it at all.

>>8925901
651-700
>tfw brainlet

>>8925901
>19
Rankings are gay and lead to shitty threads.

>>8925901
19 for masters, 14 for PhD

>>8935640

Take your meds, your mother is worried about you.

>>8935642
meds? i don't have ADHD or similar. i don't get any meds prescribed

>>8935640
Common problem, thinking you're smarter than you are

>>8935534
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Mathematics#Group_Theory_Teaser

Also get good at linear algebra

kek algebra doesn't get hard until you take post-metaphysical algebra

that's what separates the men from the brainlets

>>8935534
You will spend a half year doing nothing but proving seemingly pointless facts about field extensions until you finally get to the result of Abel and Ruffini that you most likely already know about.

Probability of shitposting on /sci/: 100%

If we achieve any of the above things (with the exception of global warming) the others will be made much easier to achieve.

Probability string theory is the correct physical theory - 100%
Probability of discovering immortality - 100%
Probability that fascism is the correct political ideology - 100%
Probability that Riemann hypothesis is true - 100%
Probability the above happens within the next 200 years - 100%.

>combinatorics
blegh

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Here's an idea to get you started: If all digits are even, then it's easy to see that it's impossible to sum them up to 9. If all digits are odd, then it depends on the parity of n: Adding or subtracting two odd numbers always gives you an even number, so if n is even and all numbers are odd, then it's not possible to sum them up to 9. More generally, if you don't have an odd number of odd digits, then it's not possible to get 9.

Another observation is that if you have any set of digits that can be summed up to 0 in some way, then flipping the sign on any of them will always change the sum by a multiple of two (changing a -1 to a 1 will change the sum from 0 to 2, for example) so combining groups of numbers that can be summed up to two, you will never get an odd sum out of them.

>>8935004
More generally, if their sum is even, then it is not possible, so the probability is surely smaller than 0.5

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>>8934846
That looks like those pics of a hypodermic needle before use and after a few uses.

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>>8934848
just the sexiness of obsidian precision

>>8934846
Why would anyone name a language lisp?

Please use my language, I would have called it dildobuttholeIlikepenis but lisp was fewer letters.

>>8933844
btw you can't break up the numbers either and you can't use logs.

I can get 1, 2, 3, but not 4

10/10 * 10/10 = 1
10/10 + 10/10 = 2
(10+10+10)/10 = 3
>10 10 10 10 = 4
(10 * 10) / (10 + 10) = 5
>10 10 10 10 = 6
>10 10 10 10 = 7
10 - (10 + 10)/10 = 8
>10 10 10 10 = 9
10 + (10 - 10)/10 = 10

>>8933550
>i

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>>8933554
anon, pls

>>8933550
Mech student in France here, I have this problem every now and then an I would recommend just practicing your shit and you'll feel like you know how to do useful stuff and it'll help you like it more. That being said if you really have no interest in mechanics you should really think about your orientation pal.

ever done online banking?

Have fun balancing your budget

>>8931703
Convince me that doubt is useful. That'd actually be interesting.

Where would they get energy from in darkspace?
>inb4 zero-point

>>8931096
>Civilizations would make their home where there are no resources.
No, thats dumb

>Galaxies are massive gravitational wells, and just being in or near one means that, relative to emptier parts of the universe, you are essentially being thrust fast-forward through time
Ignoring the fact that this doesn't really make sense, time runs slower the further into a well you are.

>>8931140
Red/white dwarf stars surrounded by dyson spheres.

>>8931145
Living in the dark space doesn't STOP them from occasionally going in-galaxy to pickup whatever they want or need.

And yes, time runs slower, that's why it's so bad; the closer to high-mass you are, the faster you are technically travelling through time, and the slower you appear to an outside observer.

For example, a witness watching someone fall into a black hole would never actually see them pass the event horizon, because time is so severely slowed at that point, they'd appear to just 'freeze' in place after a certain closeness to the hole.

Galaxies are giant gravity wells and anyone in or near them experiences similar levels of a relative slowdown to an outside observer (someone in dark space).

>>8929607
Right up to before serious math.

I'm ok with this tho, I have a decent foundation to learn more on my own, and I'll probably never use the more serious math or even most of what I've learned in my current job.

>>8929607
>cohomology
>genius level
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Serious math, but I just finished 1st year EE so idk if I'm even going further down

Just scapegoating desu

they are rote memorizers, not problem solvers

If doctors aren't brainlets, they why haven't they cured cancer yet?