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>>9155439
Women want to be raped

>>9155439
Women want to be raped.

>>9155439
Women want to be raped

try /g/

>>9155425
[math]O\omega\O[/math]

>>9155431
[math]O\omegaO[/math] *

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You must select for the PHENOTYPE.

Look at dogs and look at wolves. That should tell you the extent of what Eugenics is capable of. For all their designer characteristics and all there use to us, a wolf is easily the more generally survivable animal. Genetics is astronomically complicated and if you attempt to select for certain traits, you end up only acting on small numbers of key genes while leaving the larger mass of biodiversity unchanged. You can get longer legs, bigger muscles, and more attentive temperaments but that usually results in joint problems, heart problems, and psychological fixations.

Using such eye-level judgments of "preferable and non-preferable subjects", you can never truly breed a better human, just a more specialized human.

>>9155464
Issues that certain breeds suffer from stems more from abusive breeders than it does from dog breeding in general. Working line dogs that are bred properly are no less healthier than wolves.

go to the doc or smoke some weed.

idk how it is in your country, but in the US, manufacturing a controlled substance carries a life sentence

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>>9155395
The U.S. government gives a life sentence for everything

>>9155264
No one fucking cares about your Prestige fan fiction

Praising tesla is literally brainlet normie tier now

>>9155391
BRAVO NOLAN!

>>9155253
>Is there any free online IQ test that is actually legit?
no

https://testyourself.psychtests.com/testid/3109

>>9155253
http://similarminds.com/intdoor.html

>>9155092
You don't understand how deal or no deal is played.
In the Monty Hall problem, the host selects a case for you and tells you "the prize is NOT in this case".
In deal or no deal you select any case you want to eliminate, which may contain the million or any other number, and you're just as likely to fuck yourself out of high prizes as to remove the low ones.
The possibility of choosing the million removes any advantage.

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>>9155097
at the start you select a case from i think 26, so then you have that case. every time ive seen the switch feature in play it's the last two cases, the contestants and others, it doesn't happen every time.

So if you have made it to the end and you have eliminated all but one case and offered a switch, you should take it. If say there was pic related possible (not deal or no deal but it demonstartes the point of possiblities).

I guess it's different from the monty hall problem in the sense that there are no options which are the same, there are two goats in the monty hall problem, but you have an equal chance of picking any number of cases at the start.

>>9155106
No, the difference from the Monty Hall problem is that the host is not allowed to open the prize case in that problem. If the host opens something, then knowing this you have information about where the prize might be.
Since you ARE allowed to open any case in deal or no deal, you cannot give yourself any advantage by switching.

Monty Hall is not just saying
>durr change your mind for better luck

nigger you cheated

come at me
https://lichess.org/bTTz3Swo

>>9155088
LMAO MATE IN 6 FUCKIN MOVES
sci really is a brainlet board.
NEXT!
https://lichess.org/Ij0ECjPu

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it's because they want to be close to earth's heart

>>9155072
We do though, it's because of the curvature of space-time.
>inb4 why is space-time curved, that's because of the stress-energy tensor

>>9155168
>We do though, it's because of the curvature of space-time.
lol sure.... back to your grave einstein
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hX48uFXM2qI

If you do the problems from the first chapter of small rudin they give a lot of insight into this :)

>>9155020
Repeated addition(Multiplication) needs an additive identity (0) to be done right.
Why? Because you need some beginning number(0) to add all those others to, so you have the case for multiplying by 0.
3*4=0+3+3+3+3
3*0=0
Repeated multiplication(Exponentiation) needs a multiplicative identity (1) to be done right.
Why?
Because you need some beginning number(1) to multiply all those others to, so you have the case for exponentiating by 0.
3^4=1*3*3*3*3
3^0=1

>>9155037
Oh wow I actually get it now. My math teacher didn't even bother explaining it, even when asked.

1. No, aside from the fact that the object would simply be impossible to create, the force you make to move the object would not instantaneously move the other end for reasons I am too high to remember

2. No

3. Idk

>>9154971
the pole would move at the speed of sound or someting

>>9154971
3. http://io9.gizmodo.com/scientists-freeze-light-for-an-entire-minute-912634479/921201594

high ground and inland.

Or drive north

>>9154913
I don't think 4chan is the best place to ask
/sci/ is pretty slow as well

>>9154913
According to data based on past hurricane-related insurance claims, the "safest" place in FL is Leesburg.

Difficulty isnt the same as complexity.

>>9154853
Medicine and law require memorization of obscure knowledge, rather than the development of a logical mind. Doctors' and lawyers' minds are cucked by their professions.

>>9155424
this is actually incredibly true, im a physics phd and my best friend is a lawyer. When he did the lsat he was getting rekt by the logic games component so i studied with him only to find out he actually had no concrete logical underpinning in his thinking. Conversely I later took the MCAT and found out my ability to rote memorize lists of shit was awful.

>>9154846
sick, update me about any interesting ecology related discussion plox

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I'll be posting as much as i can from within the conference, but here attached is the scuedule

>>9154850
the plenary lecture gonna be lit

>>9154834
Huh? You mean like a second derivative? Or are we running the speed of differential equations here?

Used as a noun in this context as a noun I can only take "differential" to mean a distance, so its derivative would, of course, be 0.

>implying f(x)=dx has any meaning whatsoever