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>>9134011
Look up the heat engine

>>9134011
Thermodynamics is a topic where I imagine it to be very fun to just start building your own experiments and try to replicate as much as possible. Shouldn't be that expensive to get a minimal setup running.

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We already got a goat out of one, didn't we?
Also, you just triggered the Reddit niggers by mentioning /pol/. Expect two or three retards samefagging nonsense.

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>>9133960
>>9133960
It should be theoretically possible,even though there may be side effects we are not aware of or we downplay(just like genetic engineering).
The biggest obstacle is definitely """"moral"""",that is,feminists won't like it.

>>9133969
Feminists won't like it? I thought some would, as the entire reason women make less over time in some cases is because they lose productivity to having children.

I can tell you that the Catholics won't like it, and many other Christians, because natural=good is a core axiom of the belief system.

>>9133816
They are rectangular arrays of numbers.

Vectors can be represented by matrices.

They are useful because they arrange numbers, variables, and equations in a way that can easily be manipulated using matrix algebra, etc.

You might as well ask, "What are numbers?" They are simply useful abstractions that we can work with using mathematics. A number can be thought of as a 1x1 matrix.

>>9133822
**rectangular arrays of elements, not just numbers.

Elements can be numbers, variables, equations, etc. You can put all of those into matrices and work with them.

>>9133816
They're representations of a linear function from one vector space to another.
Multiplying a matrix with a vector (i.e. an element of the domain vector space) is the same as applying that linear function to that vector. The result will be a vector in the target vector space.

>didn't think to do a fluid dynamics double slit experiment in a computer simulation
>attached mystical significance to wave-particle duality
>vague sexual innuendos in descriptions of the strong and weak force accrued over the years like childish graffiti in the school cafeteria underneath the tables, probably put there by perverted physicists lacking imagination and disgruntled and bored lab students trying to make sense and remember everything with a little bit of malice while writing term papers

>>9133880
>like some lewd social commentary

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>>9133745
>.gif
I was expecting one of these and was disappointed when I clicked.

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>>9133741

>>9133741
You CAN know sumfin

>>9133636
No, Bell's Inequalities rules out local hidden variable theories, Bohmian theory is non-local, but is incompatible with special relativity.

>>9133369
Ask your eye, he knows what the term is.

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>>9133410
Fuck, "Ask your eye DOCTOR, he knows..."

You need to learn the principles, not "everything"

>>9133254
forget everything you know
learn c++

>>9133254
The basics of the Java language.

Salt means an ionic compound. Sulfur is sulfur. R u retard?

>>9133242

they both make raw meat sweat, eh?

i dont get the hype around this guy, he is a rare blend of intelligence, ambition, and discipline he isnt unique by any stretch but he is exceptional

>>9133083
He's impressive, but I'm more impressed by this kid, Jacob Barnett.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uq-FOOQ1TpE

>hs grad 2002
>undergrad 2012
wow it's fucking nepotism

NASA needs to be run by someone like Elon Musk. Someone that has a vision, can plan and organize large groups of people, and can convince the government to hand over billions of dollars to build cool shit.

A scientist would just want to continue launching satellites, deep space telescopes, and probes. so nerds can spend the decades looking at data. Which just isn't sexy and exciting. It doesn't get humanity off the planet.

>ethics
Not science or math.

>>9132513
Medical ethics, retard.

>>9132514
Medical ethics is a subset of ethics, retard.

Still not science or math.

>>9132442
u have no idea bro

>>9132442
It's not that bad, you just hire one million programmers and have each work on one pixel.

>>9132442
nerds who wanted better video games making breakthroughs on video cards changing pixels better changed the face of war. they literally invented shit that we thought was impossible as a byproduct

>>9132444
trips of truth

>>9132128
>>>/lit/
back to your containment board glorified philosopher

consciousness is a shitty meme , theres literally no proof that such a thing exists or any difference between a world with it to one without it .