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You could say it's a cone-undrum.

>>8556133
fuck you carlos

>>8556138
Hey what I do isn't easy.
Don't be so in-tight-led

Nobody?

humanity will probably hit a peak in technological advance in a thousand years and then start to plateau

I'll pick 10000

make an apple pie from scratch

Reverse engineer our universe and enter the cheat codes once we do that.

>>8553055
dank memes

>>8552457
>Will it put power companies out of buisiness?
copper wire coiled around metal rod is electro magnet. I have no idea based on that picture what the claim is that this thing would do.

In any case I can assure you that there is no such thing as free energy. Its a meme to trick dumb people into wasting their money.

That's just increasing the voltage of a battery

joule thief

sucks the last dregs of power out of a battery that otherwise wouldn't run anything

>advantage
when you break your arm
>disadvantage
it's difficult and time-consuming

if your gonna do something special with it sure, like guitar or whatever

The best part about using your other hand is it feels like someone else is doing it.

You should go to library.
Best books are the one you actually read.

>>8557531
Those are weird titles for a book about algebra, analysis or topology so my guess is that they are memes.

>>8557531
Is the mechanics book good?

How much does it cover beyond a calculus-based college intro course to mechanics?

Flat Earth is a hoax started by a college student to see how many people would believe in it.

Unfortunately the Conspiratard community like to attach themselves to controversial hypothesis and theories (due to autism) so they caught on

well, it does kind of make sense if you think about it on a "science-denier"-scale.

the first level is denying evolution. evolution is kind of abstract and hard to imagine, and it is true that macro evolution was never really documented anywhere. so kind of understandable to be skeptical, but those guys are still kind of nuts usually.

next level is denying the earth is 4,5 billion years old, instead believing it was created 6000 years ago. there is very hard evidence that shows the true age of earth so people who believe that are really nuts.

third and final level is people who dont believe the earth is round. there are literally people who went to space and can confirm roundness. so people believing this are the nuttiest of it all.

>>8557454
Where does denying anthropogenic climate change fall on that scale?

that bad huh?

who

>>8557156
boring as fuck need more photos

>>8553129
Reading literature and reading nonfiction. I'm just getting started with art fundamentals (figure drawing mostly). It's very stimulating.

I also have a couple yoyos when I want to take a short break. I'm not a hobbyist though.

I lift, shitpost, play vidya and lacrosse

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Hobbies are math and science.

I also like to take this thing out on weekends.

>>8552758
Have you taken high school physics? The moon stays moving because it is moving and has a lot of mass, and has very little resistance to its movement. Inertia, man

>>8552758
>but where's gravity getting that energy?
This is a new type of trolling?

>>8552772
energy has to come from somewhere, the answer cant just be "gravity"

It is literraly useless, we cant go anywhere interesting because muh light speed. Its just better to understand stuff on earth better.

>>8537941
Yup, it's pork.

>>8537941
It's a colossal waste already, but it's too far along to just outright cancel. The best thing they can do at this point is finish up the first iteration and then cancel everything afterwards. Spend the remaining budget on missions for this new thing instead of spending another decade working on refinements that will be laughably outdated by the time they're finished.

If that doesn't happen it'll become another golden IV drip, aka The Shuttle Project: Electric Boogaloo and money that should've gone into NASA's mission budget for NASA themselves to appropriate (congressmen don't know shit about space).

/tg/ seems to not have any other interests besides Warhammer and related autism

>>8557493
No, this board is full of people on freshman year.

I can solve the Poincare conjecture all on my own, do you want to see?

>>8557497
yes

>>8557304
God

>>8557304
lost thread

You are bipolar

>>8557243
Well monkeys have had their heads transplanted with no complications and lived. AFAIK the problem is the severing of the spinal cord leaves the patient paralysed.

>>8557246
Yeeah, he doesn't look like he's running marathons now either. What I'm more interested in is how are they gonna make his autonomic nervous system work.

That doctor guy is going to look like either the greatest genius of all time or a horrible mad butcher within a year.