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>>9142105
Why are you wasting the steam?
With steam you can generate even more power.

>>9142105
About tree fiddy

>>9142105
The tunnel could be shallower and just lead back into the water source. The water would go in a loop

>>9142098
what exactly is your proposed evolutional fix

>>9142098
its hard to go blind from that unless you're actually retarded

it hurts as all fuck when you try so you cant do it long enough to cause damage, i've tried many many times when i was a dumb kid and it had no effect on my eyesight

>>9142098
>Imagine how many of our ancestors have gone blind looking at the great fireball in the sky.
Obviously very few, the pain is a good negater it would seem. Otherwise we'd probably have deeper eye sockets or something.

>>9141954
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

>>9141954
what the actual fuck is this???

>>9141975
a+b=c

Yes. Stop watching gay furry porn.

>>9141953
Zinc deficiencies can lead to the degredation of cellular inferastructure.
That being said...
How much is too much?

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Yes, God is punishing you because of your sins. This is a wake up call for you to stop your sinful ways

>>9141819
maybe its a stupid tax, like the customers get charged for a `safeguard' service.

>>9141819
>the account holder has activated safeguard

underage detected

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>>9141858
https://www.plus.net/home-broadband/safeguard/

nope. they apply it to all new accounts. and 4chan is on their `unsafe' list.

>>9141746
>9 - 3 / (1/3) + 1
>9 + (-3*3) + 1
>9 + (-9) + 1
>0 + 1
>1

What's the problem?

>>9141746
=9

>inb4 200 replies and 84 images

>>9141425
The amount of photons in the universe is an infinite set. How so?

Assume the universe is finite and came into existence through the traditional big bang. Light is a material that does not stop. It is merely reflected or transferred through a medium. This would mean that light is bouncing off of the proverbial "boundaries" of the universe and returning back to a destination. Imagining the universe as closed vacuum makes it easy to prove this because there would be no heat death and the amount of light would remain infinitely regenerated.

Assume the universe is not finite. Light is generated from stars and shot out in near straight lines to their destinations. Assuming the universe is infinite means that the rays of light are traveling infinitely in a direction so long as they don't get stopped. Due to our traditional model of light, that isn't an issue. Also remember that light captured a single moment and transmits that through space. In other words, every billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a second, stars are transmitting information through light. Picture a single star's timeline as the real number line. From the birth, the instant it can produce light through fusion and sustain that on its own to death, the Nova. Cut the timeline in half and you have a different moment of light. Cut the timeline into fourths and each of the splits represents a different amount and color of light. You see the point hopefully.

The idea of this notion that infinite cannot be is a notion that is improperly viewed. When we stand back and break things down into their true nature, we see that infinite sets exist. If the. Prior two examples don't work. Think of it this way. Light bounces off of materials and never loses momentum; it's merely diluted until the photons are spread far enough apart so that it appears not to be light anymore but they are still photons and still there light is one of the few things that does not dissipate completely.

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>>9141517
Literally. Bull. Shit

>>9141517
>Picture a single star's timeline as the real number line. From the birth, the instant it can produce light through fusion and sustain that on its own to death, the Nova. Cut the timeline in half and you have a different moment of light. Cut the timeline into fourths and each of the splits represents a different amount and color of light. You see the point hopefully.

The problem is, you can't physically stop time. A place of zero Kelvin is a place of zero energy. If light's there, there's energy. In order to create a place of zero Kelvin, you'd have to remove the energy but it'd still be moving. Can't obstruct the fluid dynamics, can't stop 'all of time.'

There is, however, an infinite amount of ways in which something can be arranged. An uncountably infinite coordinate plane, going infinitely small in values. Impossible to draw a coordinate plane with every possible value ( infinitesmals, decimals, etc.) So there ya go, infinite set of coordinates

>Biology
>STEM
You just wanted somebody to post that, didn't you.

>>9141417
you stupid fucking mongolian
biology is literally the only useful part of science

>>9141424
> uses fucking computer to make this comment

>>9141369
Hi-lo worked good enough to get kicked out of a local casino for me. Their fault. They had 2 deck 5 dollar games. Last I heard they don't have those any more.

>willingly going to Atlantic City
are you insane, man

>>9142208
Well it's closer than Vegas, plus I like Wildwood, New Jersey. Seems like a bad idea to hit up the same 2 casinos, If I get pretty good it would be something I'd want to do bi-monthly. Use the winnings to invest in stocks and as disposable income

>>9141362

Edison didn't invent anything, he just stole the inventions of others. Tesla is massively over-rated but at least he made actual contributions, he didn't just patent the work of others and pass it off as his own.

>>9141362
Who was more intelligent?

Nikola Tesla if you look at his intellectual accomplishments.

Whose inventions benefited the world most?

Well, Tesla if you consider most medical devices are AC devices. The other applications of electrify i wouldn't consider beneficial to "the world."

>>9141362
>>Tesla created a time machine which by which Pence and Trump have gained presidency of the United States

>>Trump is saving civilization

>>TESLA HAS SAVED CIVILIZATION

No contest

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>that pic
>mfw biologists did it again

Rubbish. More people retiring than there are new students going into the field. Less job growth, due to "There's no jobs!!!" mentality. Rather than making shit happen.

People don't spend enough money on research, as a species. I appreciate the advancements in particle physics, but I wish the rate of advancement was to increase.

>muh string theory

I would like to know too.

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>>9140984

It's a map. They're all fucking maps.

>>9141024
no shit sherlock, from where to where and how you define it?

>>9140916
Because the water contains ions that let it conduct electricity, so the water allows current to flow between places it shouldn't in a myriad of ways and that makes the components break down

>>9140916
Don't do this guys pulling the lever makes cyanide gas

but wait, what's the answer to the question? (pic related)

>>9140838
Urine might not be an especially healthful or tasty beverage, but it filters out pretty much every infectious agent, so drinking urine through it should be reasonably safe, as long as you're not using urine as your only source of water.

>>9140851
I have nothing against the straw itself.
The point is those idiots were drinking piss, water contaminated with feline shit etc..
Vat19 commercial was even more disgusting with them drinking dirty river in a city. While stating that this straw filters it.

>>9140851
Oh, my mistake. The basic LifeStraw doesn't block viruses, which can be present in urine.

The LifeStraw company has other products which have different functions and confusingly similar names. The LifeStraw Family and LifeStraw Mission have finer filters to catch viruses and use hand pumps.

>>9140826
What do you not understand?

>>9140826

sum of the pointwise multiplication of one signal and the reversed, shifted (by n) version of another.

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>>9140826

>He doesn't exclusively use Einstein notation