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-the impact of acidification, that is, not Fe fert.

Either way we need to save the pteropods.

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background info

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/2016EF000446/epdf

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last self bump

not brainstorming means letting these QTs down

>>8580358
Sounds like the path for you is new-age spirituality.
Thank me later
>>>/x/

>>8580358
>How does one become a genetic engineer?
Jerk into a bottle of mtndew

its easy u just have to engineer genes

>>8580161
omega 3 fish oil

>>8580167
You think Omega 3 fish oil is more effective than amphetamine?

>>8580161
Yes.

Randomize drug tests for finals.

Psychology

philosophy (hard to say, very broad and varied, only builds on itself)

mathematics

physics

In that order, IIRC mathematics had to be invented to do certain physics re: quantam mechanics, but ignoring that math is based on math and philosophy is based on philosophy

everything else munroe was right-enough about

I don't see how you can claim one science is purer than another. I'm not being a smart ass, you're welcome to try to explain it. The way I see it, all science rests on empirical evidence which is inherently impure. You cannot use science to prove anything. We know this thanks to philosophy. So maybe philosophy is purer.

Of course math is pure. In fact, one could claim that any conjecture without proof does not fit into the category of math at all.

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I can think of a few things

Show her a homemade device and and explain how it works then build a copy with her. You should be able to brain enough to figure the rest out.

Radioactive decay,
Black body radiation,
Young's interference experiment.

>>8583663
>1.6g
mg, you mean? 1.6g is pretty much insta-death

>>8583674
you can become tolerant to benzodiazepines and then have to raise the dose to ridiculous amounts to compensate, there are stories of doctors on 1000mg or higher yes

I have no idea if its possible for these people to recover, in theory yes if the dose were slowly tapered down, but f irst she would need to be hospitalized and put on longer-acting benzodiazepines and slowly tapered down in a comfortable WATCHED setting because even lowering the dose too much can lead to DEATH. via convulsions, heart attacks, blood pressure spikes, etc

Actual death, benzo withdrawal is no joke.

If you are in the US I will actually fight both the MD and pharmacist. You're actually telling me they are keeping her on a super high dose of benzo's without shifting to a longer acting alternative? Where are the other medications for depression and anxiety? How fucking long did they watch her ramp up to 1.6g a day, at that point it's almost gaurenteed for her to seize when being tapered off. Your mom is on more Xanax than most people who have a debilitating addiction to it.

>>8583108
How would we have developed computer technology without knowing PDEs?

>>8583154
>Implying Babbage knew about PDEs

>>8583108
is he shilling for his cellular automata there again?
If so, they are basically just a finite difference discretization to pdes anyways

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>>8583095
I am a husk of a man right now.

>20 grad apps

>>8583095
Yeah I got some brain fuel for ya kid, $50 for a gram

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>>8583106
Here we can see fungal sporulation.

I've thought this for years and everyone I talked to about it to just said "It's still a virus." There are viruses and diseases only certain animals can get because those viruses evolved to infect those animals. I can't imagine a virus from another world being adaptable enough to be a threat to us considering how different we would be from the species of its world.

If the other life forms are carbon based, they probably have some kind of virus that could affect us, or other earth animals. Not necessarily saying it's going to kill us, because obviously it's not designed to do that, but it could infect us and mutate into something that could. Or not. It's all a toss up anyway.

>>8582939
>carbon based

cell based would make more sense
also
if we ever encountered some kind of "universal" extraterestiall virus it could be very dangerous for all earth life

>>8578359
Do your own homework.

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>>8578359
>and it appears to be within one-half part per trillion of the actual value.
You sure about that, m8?

>>8578359
>>8578530

OP is a faggot and can't type 66317 properly.

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>if you was

>>8583811
I doubt anyone would.

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I don't know. The apex predators of the time were not dinosaur-tier, but they were no laughing matter either. The problem is that we don't know how fast or strong these things were, nor do we know how common they would have been. It's possible to spend three days in the wilderness without running into a big predator like a big cat or something, so I think this would be largely up to luck. Also, I believe that if I were able to see the predator coming, that I would be able to escape because humans are excellent runners and judging by their bodies these amphibians were probably not great at running long distances. However, if they attacked while I was asleep, they could win. So to answer your question: maybe, I think survival is not out of the question, but death is a distinct possibility.

>>8583228
The top two are excellent for amplifying your middle and orbiting chakras.
One on the bottom row is superb for energizing your soul angel.
The rest might be good for displacing your dark anxiety halo... I'll have to consult my charm-orgy leader.

>>8583228
Bunch of quartz, and whatever the three in the top left are.

They're not worth shit, they don't do shit. If you're new to collecting rocks/minerals then you could make them nice paperweights. If you don't like the way they look they could be used to send a message to your rivals through their windows.

>>8583228

That white one in the bottom right is an IOUN stone, it will protect you from magic.

>>8583208
Your mother's fat percentage of her total body mass is so high that her local geometry is non-euclidian.

>>8583208
Did you cut yourself just so you could post? That's sad, anon.

>>8583208
Rocks
Rocks are alive
Rocks can't heal

carbon monoxide in a garage

>>8583195
Carbon monoxide causes violent convulsions though, doesn't it? That's not particularly safer than a nitrogen exit bag. Actually, it's way worse.

Easiest in what way? Painless? Cheapest? Requiring the fewest materials?

In all honesty though, you should call the suicide hotline. At least give it a shot before giving it all up.

Nothing in current theory suggests any of this is possible, so talking in theory really makes no sense.

>>8583002
>negative energy

>>8583002
you need exotic matter