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you must be a jew to care about it, unless you're a fucking french cuck


not even sci worthy,


go back to >>>/b/

>>8880608
how is this not related to /sci?

The only jew here is you

>>8880608
This. Who gives a shit? Gypsies poltards?

>>8880553
Part 2 on disscusion of miniverse

>Well, just because we cannot see it doesn't mean it isn't still a part of our own universe, I'm just saying that even in the idea of multiverse there is still an overarching surrounding (whether infinite or not) I guess you're saying if we found another place expanding away from itself just like ours. It would be another universe? Right?

oh shit so black holes absorb the things around it right so wouldnt it have the make up of what to make a universe????? then when the quark happens it creates a mini big bang!!
if we were in the situation of being the minverse then that would litterally mind fuck all of our phsyisists hahahha

>I guess if we found another situation similar to ours, another place in our universe where we see that another big bang has occurred to that extent (idk if big bang is the right term for it exactly) but in that case I guess we'd have multiple universes and we'd have to expand the definition from observable universe to a new word that encompass our universe and the new universe.

but there is a chance that thats how it is! if there are multiple galaxies then wouldnt there be a change of that??? neighbouring universes!

>I mean, the universes would collide And so far we see no evidence of that

like how galaxies are doing the same sort of thing.

>>8880562
Part 3(end) on disscusion of miniverse

>Well everything is traveling away from a specific point, it's like if you drop a ball in water and drop another ball in water a few feet away, the ripples would hit and overlap, which is the same principle of multiple universes colliding

maybe thats how the universe ends. oh but what if its infinite? like how i said the universe is expanding therefore creating space!

>It's inhabiting space

but its inbabiting the made extra space

>Regardless if it's infinite or not all universes within whatever space is would eventually meet

that could takes eons though cause time would also travel slower

>Well yes it could take trillions of years. Eventually the universe will probably end anyway due to the big freeze.

theres also light years which means for the suposed mini verse it could be 2x aeon. well since its basically a spec of our universe more then 2x of an aeon. for the miniverse

>It'll probably be much longer than 2x and eon

so to the miniverse it 1 light year for them could be 1 second for us

>And eon is very short relatively speaking, in astronomical terms it's a billion years.

end. what do you think /sci/?

>>8880553
>>8880562
>>8880565
that's retarded

Assuming you are actually old enough to be posting here and your country has a half decent standard of education to get to places you should have done enough exams by now to not be phased anymore, just a routine now.

>>8880456
Not OP, but I've done A-level exams for 4 diffrent subjects and many other exams in ny life and I'm still terrified of them. Just some people tend to panic around exam time.

>>8880456
Not OP but you always get anxious about exams, perhaps not like the first time. An exception is residency exams I've heard countless people tell me these are the worst days of their lives.

>>8880403
make DNA n shit

>>8880408
welll yeah, but what sort? There's a million different things I could do

>>8880549
Not much unless you also have a centrifuge, electrophoresis materials and equipment, pipettors, and sterilization equipment just to name a few

That image is called vsauce6. That leads me to the conclusion that you have at least 5 other pictures. Post them and I might try to solve it

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>>8880352
I have 8 but only half of them have vsauce in them

You get up in the world by reading people, not equations.

get rekt

>>8880330
How is this even news to you OP?
Think of a career you'd consider "successful".
Chances are it involves interacting with others.
That's not even taking into consideration the shmoozing you need to do to climb the ladder.

>tfw /sci/ lied

>>8880134
Kill yourself and respawn as a newborn to gain extra time

>>8880161
Be sure to ascend as a human so you can retain your previous knowledge though.

Take a 6 hour differential equations course

>>8880103
Draw a truth table brainlet.

>>8880140
I need to do exactly with this diagram, the truth table is not accepted in the exercise.

>>8880103
Bump for knowledge

It has to be *some* speed.

because seconds are arbitrary

That's just how God made it.

yes

frogposters are bottom of the barrel worst taste

>>8879839
>Is there an objective way to measure how good someone's taste is?
Whether they like Kanye West.

>>8879839
Taste as in the sense; the taste buds on the tongue?

>>8879769
Seems to me that both their degrees are mostly bs.

It's possible, why not. But I know about Nye's work, and I just learned who Dolph is.
Ergo, Nye is probably more important anyhow.

>>8879769

I am more qualified. In fact last I checked 30% of people these days have a bachelors degrees. So he is only more qualified than 60% of people.

>>8879222
Rankings are fucking gay.

>>8879227
Exactly, everyone is equal, some just more equal than others.

>>8879222
>Galileo

Kill yourself

according to /g/, all languages are shit
hope that helps

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Python is based.

Check out Anaconda, it'll knock your fucking socks off.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anaconda_(Python_distribution)

>>8877184
>according to /g/, all languages are shit
this is factually true. I hope I'm helpful.

depends on the school
electrical in most southern schools is a joke, mechanical or chemical are harder

>>8873569
science

Dunno about degree but this is the hardest course

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conversion_therapy

>>8868802
But humans didn't exist back then, so going back to those climates will bring back those good old days.