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no, never

>>8755581
Yes, now fuck off

What the fuck

We've had this thread so many times now.

The concepts and definitions are invented.

The relationships between them are discovered.

math is discovered
knowledge that is already true prior to being known cannot be invented
I never want to see this fucking thread again

>>8755550
The definition of "true" was invented.
What now?

>>8755370
[math]e^{0\cdot\pi\cdot i} +\theta = 1 +\theta[/math]

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The line of beauty is beautiful. And it appears quite often in mathematics. Thus mathematics is beautiful.

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>>8755370
>Stupid definition brainlet finds beauty in meaningless word while popsci cunts rub their dicks at the money they can make off suckers like you

what new anons?

>>8755183
Go back to school, or use google, or use brains.

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I'm studying Earth science and the truth of the matter is we can. But they've got to be really really really really tiny. Really tiny.

I would say that the most common rock for an aquifer is sandstone. Between the grains of sand are spaces which can be infiltrated with water. If the pore spaces between mineral grains are too cemented together water can't infiltrate. We call that rock high porosity, low permeability. There are of course other aquifers than simply ones with highly porous mineral grains. Rock can have cracks which water can seep into which can create an aquifer that way.

If you want to 'dive' into something underground containing water we would no longer call that an aquifer. We call that an underground river and those do exist but by definition they are no longer aquifers.

>>8755347
wat is biggest underground lake

>>8755107
They found exotic matter in Bangkok

I'm pretty sure all the physics majors are asleep rn.

They have sleep privelege

Because it seems to be the case that there can't exist an object with negative volume.

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>makes a thread just to brag about his intelligence

>>8755109
I seriously don't think it's my intelligence. I just want to know what conspired for this to happen. I've been his friend for quite a while now, I know he's not stupid.

>>8755106
>don't like to study
>study anyways
>do well
wow, you might be on to something

>>8754985
>What is the things that brainlets do that triggers (You)
make threads about brainlets

>>8754985
Also
>copying assignments meant to be discussed in class to improve understanding so the lecturer doesn't get mad

>>8754985
They never try to understand why things are and they always memorise and accept what they are told like in maths they will just remember the method to solve certain problems but never ask why or attempt to understand why this solves it which inhibits their ability to actually get good at it

>>8754963
It's a fantasy theory like the EM drive. It has no basis in reality.

>>8754970
duh were at the center of the universe

the sun? why the hell would the sun be the center? just cause its bright? that has no basis in reality!

>>8754970
Hasn't NASA shown that they also get the anomalous results the original paper authors got?

>>8754948

Fa = -Fb

>>8754948
pulls them together, not in one direction.

this actually reminds me of one of my friends who thought that all of the troll physics memes actually work. he also once asked me if magnets work in space. he is proof that the brainlet cut off is at least 120

>>8754938

There are two, and only two, reasons people give to explain the seemingly intractable problem that, given access to the same information, two people can disagree: either the other person is stupid, and doesn't understand what the facts are, or, he is evil, and is either trolling you by pretending to believe something different, or is trying to trick other people into believing falsehoods for their own malign benefit.

This simple dichotomy of evil-or-dumb remains to this day the only explanation anyone ever has for this puzzle.

Notice that this is always framed in terms of "HE must be evil/dumb", not "maybe I'M evil/dumb". Afterall, /I/ hold the views I do because I follow reason and the facts, it's /HIM/ who is wrong, and /HIS/ wrongness that requires an explanation (evil or dumb).

>>8754938

Free will.

>>8754938
To protect their own ego and self identity or group identity.

Simple psychology.

With artificial gravity would passengers even feel the effects of inertia?

>>8754910
Wouldn't they?

>>8754897

No, if you "pulled" in the other direction with "artificial gravity" then you would simply tear your crew in half. "Antigravity" won't work either, because gravity is only positive. Best solution: Put your crew into robot bodies BEFORE you send them into space.

>>8754860
Why waste your time, the effects are trivial to figure out. If you can't just go be an engineer.

>>8754875
To be smart and not make dumb statements I have plenty of time in my hands and plan to be an engineer

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>>8754860
Watch Merchants of Doubt.

>mfw was going to bed but see centrosomes and now i want noodles

Nucleus
Neculeolus
Nucleoid
Ribosome
Golgi Apparatus
Smooth ER
Rough ER
Mitochondria
Chloroplasts
Hydrogenosomes
Sulfur granules
Cell wall
Periplasm
Cytoplasm
Peptidoglycan
Pseudomurein
Phospholipid bilayer
Telomere
Mitotic spindle
Oligosaccharides
Lipopolysaccharides
Cytoskeleton
Aquaporin
Channels
Efflux Pump
Secretion systems + other general transmembrane proteins
DNA (several types)
RNA (s, t, r, m, etc)
Riboswitches
General cytoplasmic proteins like proteases, degradation proteins and shit
Vacuoles
Does transcripton machinery count?

Of course, not all of these are in the same sorts of cells

>>8754594
Nucleus, nuclear membrane, cell wall, mitochondria, rhybosomes, telomeres.

I do remember the cell membrane is a lipid bilayer thats hydrophobic on the inside and hydrophilic on the outside.

>>8754556
get a life, fucking virgin, you autist

Seriously, you're getting way out of your math degree, just do it as a minor later on.

I bet you are studying pure maths and now you want to kys, move to applied topics like stats, cs, etc. and you will be fine doing a nice job while also doing that shit you like but shouldn't be a fucking career for the rest of your life.

>>8754556
>have a lot of free time because Im fuckin white

i dont get it, what free time has to do with your skin pigment?

also at least plan to get a job you NEET fuck. at least be useful to society

>>8754598

white > high iq > less time studying

>>8754553
That list is a joke right?