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>>8544610
What is the point of browsing this board when it's so clearly populated by 12 year olds?

>>8544616
>What is the point of browsing this board when it's so clearly populated by 12 year olds?
they might show nudes

What is the purpose of purpose?

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come on you bunch of faggots, reply to my fucking thread you sacks of shit! I want to talk about the energy sources of the future!

there's a fucking crystals thread more successful than my thread right now, this is unacceptable.

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Normies don't want to do the maintenance.

>>8543727

You don't, you are just not aware of the very first sound that leads to your wake up. Also,takes a bit of time for your brain to process information like the sound of the alarm bell during your wake up.

>>8543727
>>8543762

It's basically "Brain lag". The information you need to realize that it was indeed the alarm that woke you up is simply missing

I am experiencing a similar thing, i always wake up a minute or two before the alarm whatever the time i set it to is, i'm sure that it's not the alarm that wakes me up because i get up and it hasn't set off yet.

>>8542606
>So calculus was pretty much shit
>until he came about and rigorized it

lmftfy

>>8542610
Newton and Leibniz didn't do shit with calculus

>>8542606
Is there anything Putin can't do?

>>8541155
is thios cultjural fair ???

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>>8541155
The solution is obviously to line the feminists up against the wall.

>>8541167
even better, it's culturally progressive

Your post on a Japanese image board have a lot of weight in the scientific community. Due to your rigorous analysis, we have decided to halt progress with fusion reactors. All tokamak's have now been made contractable.

We want to give you an award for how much money your saving us, please give us a name for your statue.

>Achieve fusion
>We can now produce enough power (10^29 W) to make antimatter
>Humanity master race of the universe

>>8547157
kek

>>8546988
sarcoidosis

>>8546988
Is he fat?
Pulmonary embolism from some clot in his legs I guess.
Just give him some anti-clotting medication and o2. Monitor him for a few days, send him to a GP afterwards.

>>8546990
Nope, but good gues

>>8546904
>PLEASE RESPOND
How to not get responses
...
ow8

>>8546904
Isn't that standard?

MATLAB is the shit, nigger. Spend some time actually learning it, and pretty soon you'll wish it had a cock you could suck.

>>8546897
if you could speak english I'd probably be assed to try and explain

>>8546901
If you can't comprehend what OP is stating than I have some bad news for you; you are a brainlet.

>>8546897
From my understanding we've never seen it done so we assume it's impossible, similar to how it's "impossible" to fly by flapping your arms. Similar to all natural laws, if it looks true it is true until it's proved wrong.

>>8546404
If it was difficult reading it wouldn't be a best seller, brainlet

>>8546404
I'm not interested in autistic autobiographies

>>8546426
Says the brainlet who also hasn't read it, nor can understand it. Kek

[math]\exists[/math]

Mathematically we know it exists. If it's a number or not is more of a metaphysical question.

>>8546373
It exists in theoretical model not physically, like >>8546378 said

>>8546330
OP is high as fuck

>>8546330
Yes,
The energy disappated through sound (ignoring heat) is equal to the amount of energy previously stored gravitationally. Finding v through the acceleration of gravity g and the height, we can solve for m, the mass of the coin. Good luck finding something to measure the sound emittedin joules though...
t. high school physics student

>>8546330
brainlet here
ever heard of eigen values and eigen frequencies?
i guess should be one of these problems

Federation time beacons.

>>8546281
Same way we solve navigation: pulsars

>>8546281
Earth time is universal time.

>>8546249
your dick doesn't have any physical applications either but it's still hanging around faggot

>>8546263
To be honest this was pretty good

>>8546263
/thread

>>8546248
On the top of my head:

1. Strange matter. Replace quarks in neutrons/protons with another different quarks while retaining same charge. Replace electrons with muon or tau.

2. Antimatter. Make antimatter compounds. Find applications for them.

3. Covalent bonds between metals. Do metallic glasses.

4. Magnetostrictive fluids. Gases with density so high in magnetic field you can walk on them. Turn magnetic field on and it behaves as regular gas. Liquid so hard in magnetic field you can't penetrate it with bullets.

5. Elementary restriction. Try to turn lead into gold.

6. Elementary energy. One N2 molecule has energy according to E = mc^2. Break it and get enormous amounts of energy.

7. Other elements based life. Why cant life be formed with Si/Ge-matrix?

8. Time-based matter. I want this substance to oscillate between two reactions continuously. I want this reaction to not react as long as I want, regardless of environment. Then with a push of button I'll react it.

9. Computer parts utilizing element information. Currently computer uses 0 and 1. Make computer using cubits or electron orbitals.

10. Evolving matter. I want this fluid to evolve so that it resists its flow better and better by each passing second.

>>8546288
>7. Other elements based life. Why cant life be formed with Si/Ge-matrix?

Probably could imagine some form of self-replicating silicone based life form, but doesn't it break down on a macroscopic level for more complex organisms?

>>8546288
>>8546419
What in fucks name did you just vomit out of your keyboard?

perhaps you should have googled what theoretical chemistry actually is:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theoretical_chemistry

>>8546248
start out doing undergrad research in it.