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>>9139038
sorry op, genetic engineering won't affect you if you have already been born. live your life in a righteous manner and hope to be reincarnated as a Brahmin

I know that I said my IQ is 100 not 50.

Back to /pol/ you go...

the bible

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>>9139027

>>9139025
Source?

>>9139025
He was definitely not religious. Agnostic at most.

>>9139025
He was agnostic. He spent his last days hanging around a priest because he was terrified of the thought that death = annihilation. He asked the priest to give him last rites and invoke Pascal's wager, but the priest stated later that it didn't ease JvN's mind at all and he was still full of dread until the day he died.

>>9138978
Start rambling off like Cicero and feel yourself contract a severe case of, "the ladies."

so you are a chad? yeah must be so hard. Get an undergrad and then get your 6 figure job and enjoy the fact that you can extract happiness from social interactions

>solotons in front of you and dynamically alters your oscillatory response

https://youtu.be/D14QuUL8x60?t=142

2:22 on is comfy

Fire is oxidation
Water is composite elements

Your what if is not what if-able

>>9138986
that's what they said about QM

>>9138940
I like that Texhnolyze didn't walk you through anything. The amount you unravel is solely dependent on how much you think about what you've seen, and what your mind is capable of thinking.

>>9138878
>teeth white on nigger
>teeth brown on nigger skeleton

>>9138878
>teeth white on nigger

>>9138783
I'm not clicking that

>>9138807
Risks must be taken in search for the ultimate truth, dear Anon.

>>9138807
>Many believe not only that black holes exist, but that they are a source of improbable wonders such as volumeless matter, time travel and worm holes to other universes. But common sense should instantly raise skepticism about such claims. In fact, Albert Einstein argued vigorously that black holes were incompatible with reality as described by his theories of relativity. He wrote a paper specifically on this topic in 1939.

>Noblackholes.com supports Einstein's skepticism and explains why the conservation of energy (on which general relativity is based) does not allow for the formation of black holes. In a nutshell, black holes do not exist because there is an upper limitation on the gravitational energy that a mass (m) can produce. The upper limit is the energy equivalence of the mass (e=mc2). Because the gravitational energy required to create a black hole is greater than the equivalent energy of the mass, a black hole will never form. As the gravitational energy required to compact a mass approaches the energy equivalence of the mass, the ability of gravity to further compact the mass will be diminished by the relativistic effects of gravity on time and space.

>>9138747
To put it in plain English: were one to state that the universe is inherently uncertain, one could not also claim any theory (including quantum mechanics) to be true, thus my argument.

>form of propagators that any state has a non-zero chance of propagating to any state including psi

Find me the eigenstates of this "false" wave function and show me that there is a non-zero probability of evolving into such a state.

>>9138756
A wave function doesn't have eigenstates, only an operator does.

>>9138663
you're probably mad to have scored only 130 at mensa, but further tests aren't really needed, iq shouldn't be determined by the highest score of several different tests... ur iq is 130 and u'll always be a brainlet sorry dude

>>9138663
How are we supposed to know which ones you have already "figured out" if you don't spell them out for us?

Just link rare online iq tests like foreign Mensa tests

>>9138658
when I was 13 I had the idea of approximating a circle with regular n-gones in order to approximate pi, I was so proud.
Then I even found out Archimedes had had the same idea so I can't be a complete brainlet.

>tfw all of /sci/ were brainlets as children

>>9138658
P = NP

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>>9138637

>>9138805
I don't see any stats

>>9138637
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Mathematics#Probability_.28Multivariable_Calculus_based.29
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Universal_Material#Statistics

>>9138584
i would say hanging is definitely a better alternative to seppaku

It's 'sudoku' brainlet, seppaku is a puzzle.

>>9138584
did you not study?

>>9138542

Yes, many, you should go there at once Anon.

>>9138542
>babby first timer engineer
No.
>veteran engineer who has worked in the US military
Yes. We are always looking for people like you. You will be highly commended. But first you must go through our clearance process. It is so that we are sure you won't be leaking our information back. If you make it past this then you will immediately become one of our elites.

>>9138554
>claims to be North Korean
prove it

Is this the new meme list?

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>>9138522
>tfw no manga to motivate you further

>>9138522 >>9138561
Meme List v2.0