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>>8815644
>she will be subjected to rhythmic motion from an external source
Rape?

Christ, what sort of fetish do you have

The easiest way might be to induce sleep paralysis

Don't fuck around with drugs unless you're a licensed anesthesiologist

>>8815625
It can, but they can't walk so you must carry them everywhere or use a wheelbarrow.

Also I hope you don't mind a lack of facial expressions, other than that, we'll practically there!

>>8815625
The nips are already doing that.

But oh boy, if that hologram thing costs 10k, imagine how would it cost to have a functional robot version of you're waifu.

>>8815657
probably about $200,000.

The walking bit is expensive. Save some money and keep her in a wheel chair. People will pity you for 2 reasons.....

Embarrassing.

well as Maynard Keynes said

Newton was not a rational man

"“Newton was not the first of the age of reason. He was the last of the magicians, the last of the Babylonians and Sumerians, the last great mind that looked out on the visible and intellectual world with the same eyes as those who began to build our intellectual inheritance rather less than 10,000 years ago.”"

Dude was crazy. It's why he was a genius. We're lucky he used it for anything useful at all.

The current is irrelevant here. The self-inductance of a long solenoid is equal to [math]\mu_0 N^2 \pi r^2 l[/math], where N is the number of turns per unit length. Calculating with your provided values returns a self-inductance of 0.3553 mH. I can provide further assistance if needed.

>>8815381
Unrelated to inductance..(somewhat). Hopefully you can help.

I have a yes/no question asking if it is possible to calculate the speed of light using only (forgive me, but I do not know how to print these characters with a keyboard, so I will write them phonetically) mew-knot, or epsilon-knot.

I know the correct answer is Yes, but why?

This may sound uncreative, but my professor never went over light....our units never covered light. We covered electricity/magnetism only...We have worked on the properties of charged materials and particles only. It is lost upon me how I would use the two aforementioned universal constants to calculate the speed of light.

>>8815554

This is a pretty complex question.

Light is described by Maxwell's Equations. If you solve these equations in the absence of any charge, one solution is a plane wave traveling at c. Epsilon-naught and mu-naught are important parts of the equations.

>>8815213
One question.
How high are you?

>>8815217
depends, how much of a brainlet are you?

What's the difference between simulated pain and real pain?

>>8815148
gtfo to >>>/g/ or >>>/wsr/

>>8815148
>Java

Kill yourself

>>8815148
This is a forum for highly sophisticated minds that have no time for the likes of your high school homework. Now off with you.

>>8814874
I don't think Erdos knew shit about probability theory, so why is that surprising?

>>8814874
is that real?

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>In a mathematical conversation, someone suggested to Grothendieck that they should consider a particular prime number. “You mean an actual number?” Grothendieck asked. The other person replied, yes, an actual prime number. Grothendieck suggested, “All right, take 57.”

>>8814771
Did you not read the article you posted? It says right there that bacteria in the mealworm's gut digest the polystyrene

>>8814785
well yeah, in the same way that a cow doesnt digest starch but the microbes in its gut do. The microbes still contain enzymes, and judging by the fact that polysterene doesnt naturally occur, and they would normaly be digesting starch, they probably mutated to digest both starch and polysterene.

If you look at molecular structure of starch chains and polysterene chains they are fairly similar.

>>8814785
also im trying to figure out how the methabolic pathway would theoretically go. How would it convert polysterene into Atp to extract energy from it. Its not a sugar afterall so what would be the end product?

Not unless you have an older copy or backup of your passwords, which you should. But this isn't tech support.

Also it's 2017, just have them send the password to your cellphone or whatever.

>>8814492
As if I would have given them my cellphone number.

In retrospect, I should have.

I think there is a show passwords feature in the option window or tab.

>>8814290
No

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>>8814290
Yes, because you can measure and therefore quantify portions of penance, mercy, and rewards.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1PqPMxWhQZw

>>8814301
None of what this idiot says is correct. We cannot quantify any of these things.

why did all the greatest mathematicians let themselves stop doing math for the dumbest reasons?

>galois: gotta duel this probably highly trained military official over a vagina
>ramanujan: better let me health turn to shit because of muh vegetable diet
>grothendieck: fuck military funding
>perelman: fuck chinese plagiarists

>>8814110
ramanujan died due to dysentery

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>>8814123
He shouldn't have forded that river

Our thoughts exists, so yes.

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math is as much a fiction as any language. It emerges from human sensibilities and judgements and it cannot claim to respect any deeper notions than those sensibilities and judgements which birthed it.

>>8814022
can i get a quick rundown on this guy?

>>8813688

they don't really

>>8813688
There are no 4 "fundamental" tastes that can be used to synthesize all other tastes. Even including umami, there are still other sensations that you can't synthesize such as metallicness or astringency. Also, other senses like vision, scent, and temperature play in role in how your brain tells you how food tastes

You also cannot synthesize all colors with 3 fundamental colors.

>>8813688
>Forgetting Umami as the fifth taste

you smell the food too, brainlet.

>>8813098
*the most sense to only be taking

Mineral supplements are like vitamins. You have to take way over your %rda for it to be bad. Depression is complex and I would make sure you have a good routine for sleep and a good balanced diet. Don't drink or smoke or take drugs. And get a hobby that you find fun and interesting.

>>8814082
That thing "Enlyte" that he wants be to take is very expensive though and likely not covered by my insurance. It would have an adverse effect upon my pocket book, so I would only want to be taking it if it would actually work. He wants me to be taking it before we get the blood test results back, which I would think would not make much sense, so I was asking /sci/ if it would make sense.

>>8812218
Yes.

The real question is if there are men who inherently (not socially conditioned) dislike to touch the penis of a handsome man

not baiting btw.

>>8812247
Straight guy here. Would honestly not mind jerking off a handsome guy with a nice dick. Wouldn't kiss or have sex though.