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>>8757499
Shameless self bump.

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>>8757499
No I don't really have a problem with women in my field because they mostly seem genuinely interested and competent. Also I'm not a neurotic virgin.

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>>8757503
Whats your field?

which school for brainlets do you go to?

>>8756340
One with Russian mathematicians.

>>8756344
but which school brainlet?

both schools in moscow that i took math classes in had professors of the highest caliber

maybe it's just you

>>8755987
A concept created as an attempt to rationalize the perpetual motion of the universe

It's a point of reference more than anything else. Our society runs efficiently due to having this point of reference. Should anyone be able to perceive time in a non linear sense then they would literally have a cheat code to life. Having an experience where time seems to slow down, or an out of body where you don't perceive time at all makes you realise that time is created so enable us to have a shared reality.

>>8755987
are you retard? This>>8756023

I realized this myself when I questioned myself about time at the age of 12

>>8755150
To throw? No you can't get something into orbit by throwing it. Too little and it'll fall back to earth, too much it'll escape gravity. There is no in-between

Whats relatively
It'll be in the millions of dollars

>>8755166
Obviously you wouldnt throw it. Like a hobby sized rocket, or is there some problem?

> "Gee, thanks 4chan"

- literally everyone that isn't American

I'm glad to be honest. America is slowly going back to being the backward shithole it was always meant to be, but they got saved by WW2 and European scientists. Cutting science and increasing military spending is literally perfect for the chinks now.

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>>8753363
ebin

>>8757601
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiation_pressure
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_sail

>>8757610
Is there anyway to concentrate radiation pressure?

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>>8757626
There you go

>>8757285
Yes. They admit that they don't know what it is. They say that all the time. I don't understand your question.

"dark matter" is a placeholder term that means literally nothing

Nobody except retards and clickbait have ever claimed they know anything about dark matter, except to posit that something must exist to account for a deficiency of mass in current astronomical models

tl;dr you got meme'd

>>8757293
>they don't know what it is
>but they know it exists
this was OP's confusion I'll assume, a paradox

/thread

>>8756513
.999.... = x
10x = 9.999...
10x - x = 9.999... - 999...
9x = 9
x = 1

op is right

>>8756513
I don't think anyone would disagree...

>>8756513
Nope.
x = .000....1
1 - x != 1

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>>8756418
>dying of thirst
>pull out your Fontus
>die anyways because it takes days to fill with enough water

>>8756433
>be African
And nothing of value was lost

*takes sip*
" ugh this taste of feces "
*throws in face*

what do

>>8756373
all you'd need is a single atom of hydrogen traveling at the speed of light

>>8756373

Nice try, Xorgon

You wouldn't need an asteroid, just keep sending africa food aid.

Aren't we sure its 4?

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>>8756352
Possibly, I'd really wish I could see what the universe will look like when it gets torn apart from the molecular level.

>>8756341
I honestly believe cosmology isn't a science but some fuckers pretending to be very smart

>>8756311
You never will, namefag.

>>8756311
You will never do it when you want to. only if you need to

>>8756311
It's a meme. Just read as slow as you need to so you understand what you're reading. Be in a quiet space and stick to it. 10 pages per day will let you get through a 800 page textbook in less than 3 months. How many people do you know who read like 4 textbooks + some small books each year? Just 10 pages per day and sticking with it puts you at the 99th percentile. It's really simple. Most people are too lazy to do even that, though.

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>>8756080
Did you major in your own degree anon?

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>thinks he's smart
>doesn't even understand the difference between "to" and "too"

You made an ass out of yourself.

>>8756195
maybe it was intentional in order to bait out a reply? ever consider that brainlet?

By what reckoning?

it's crazy to think that OP ever has or ever will have a significant other

>>8755831
I don't think so, being smarter is not just knowing more

Studying can be experience, depending on the field. On a math based, non-memorizing career you almost don't memorize anything, and studying means solving problems, which is some kind of experience.

>>8755732
study then experience

>>8755732
>experience or studying?
Study is useless without life experience.
Few people push themselves to quest and suffer.