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>more smarter
I'd guess reading

And play a fuckton of sudoku

Eat healthy, exercise, and sleep well.

Stop posting frogs you idiot.

>>8915025
just shave your head

>>8915027
Not a cure.
That's just a reverse combover.

>>8915025
Buzzcut + /fit/

>>8914332
>accepted theoretical methods for faster than light travel

None that I am aware of.

>>8914332
Any other methods requires you to make up shit that doesnt exist.

Like using an underspace that doesnt obey the laws of physics to move faster than light then exit back into ordinary space.

As for how FTL can be achieved, all you have to do is find a way to stop mass from increasing as your speed increases which is impossible.

The way this universe works seems like whatever made it intended for only the brightest organisms to travel in space.

>>8914350
What is the status for tachyons?

>>8913891

Because the story of the apple falling on Newton plays better than Maxwell getting shocked by static electricity when he reached for a door handle.

>>8913891
not a jew so he is ignored by the (((approved))) narrative.
read more about einstein instead

>>8913919
Newton was also not a jew and everybody knows him.
>>>/pol/

Since you asked that question, you can immediately take math/physics off from your list. You won't make it. To decide between philosophy vs Bajeet, play rock paper scissor with yourself.

major in mathematics and jordan petersonlosophy

a true patricians fields of study

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>>8913669

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>>8912736
Not bizzare but always found β-Lactam to be quite satisfying

>>8914571
Bless you for replying to my day old thread, but what about it satisfies you?

Look up bromantane or memantine. Cool stuff!

>>8912307
I don't respect anything or anyone, who hasn't done anything to make me respect him.
I tolerate.

>>8912307
Yes. Because cultural development is just as important as scientific and technological innovation. And its always good to broaden your horizons. The world would be a better place if arts kids took more science class, and vice versa.

>>8912307
yeah sure why not

>>8911011
Neutron stars in general.
Cooler than black holes desu.

>A piece of matter from a neutron star would fall straight to the center of the Earth as if Earth were made up of a near vacuum.

>>8911017
And then it would pop back out again and oscillate for a bit.

String theory in general.

>>8910108
the only thing i learned is how being the jewish son of a jewish socialite and hollywood producer with tons of connections with other wealthy jews will land you a phd without ever having to do any research, book deals for your subpar and unoriginal philosophical argumentations, fame as a tremendous intellectual and millions of dollars without ever working a day in your life

>>8910242
wew son

>>8910108
He's been caught shilling his garbage on /pol/

Wouldn't be surprised if he came here.

I have two fists with which I'll SMASH his ugly nerd mug

>>8908782
He looks like a young tom brady.

>>8908782
that neck is paranormal

>>8907467
How about top 3 things to consider when approaching quadratic inequalities + ?

Are all big stars red giants? What are some of the bigger ones that haven't gone through that phase?

So I decided to read A Transition To Advanced Mathematics. The fact that there are no answers to all the exercises is making me go crazy. I'm answering most of them but I'm definitely not sure whether they are correct. Are there full solutions to this shit?

>>8906377
>20+km wired connection is almost equally futile
That's actually not that much wire, especially if you're NASA who can come up with some sort of very thin yet strong wire. The boring probe would carry a spool with it during its descent, and the ice refreezing above the boring probe would support the wire. It would only have to transmit data since the part melting through the ice would already have onboard power from the RTG. That would let you use something like a single strand of fiber optic cable which is extremely thin and threadlike yet reasonably strong. That would provide plenty of bandwidth for several HD video streams up to the lander on the surface, at the very least.

tl;dr: stop being a know it all

Why not install wireless relays at intervals as it drills down
Drill into the wall of the hole and push an rf transmitter-receiver into it

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>>8906377
I suppose there's always pic related.

Europa has geysers though - so it can't be that thick everywhere.

Would need several exploratory expeditions to find sweet spots though, so I kinda doubt we'll find anything within the century, if there's anything to find.

>>8919583
>Math
>Real
LOL

Her academic website lists number theory and calculus 2 under "interests". Calculus 2.

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>if you're white you shouldn't work
>AMS literally pushing racism

>>8918121
>is using the sieve of Eratosthenes a good choice?

Yes. There are other sieves that might be more efficient in certain situations.

>>8918123
where would one learn about these non-Eratosthenian sieves

>>8918121
>Gnu nano
>python

>>>/g/tfo

>>8917897
>economics

>>8917897
>philosophy
>arts and humanities
>religion
>business

>>8917914
What is your implied meaning?