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That's always said when talking about psychology or sociology. But obviously no one is completely unbiased.

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>Our results showed statistical significance.

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>>8518602
Well uh, technically, uh, nah.

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Check my fb, haha Goeth commit suicide!

mathematical cranks are a weird breed, ain't they /sci/

csm's for fags canada's where's its at

>>8518335
Being a mathematician or scientist is shitty work + shitty pay + shitty hours + you have to spend a lot of time lecturing fucking undergrads and begging for grants.

If you want to learn then do it. The only thing holding you back is that many of the textbooks out there are at best adequate and designed to only be used alongside a lecture. However with great motivation and a proper schedule you too can become educated.

All that said, it isn't really likely to make you happier or fulfilled. Decide for yourself what really matters. Forget about this intelligence ego trip and find your own sliver of happiness.

>>8518335
wtf OP just send them to a good school

Get cucked so you don't pass on your inferior genes. Subscribe to buzzfeed and go to pro-immigrant marches and stuff, surefire way to make sure your future children don't get your retard genetics.

I have never seen a problem like this. It looks like there may be a clever solution though.

>>8518246
x^3+3x^2-7x+1
=(x-a)(x-b)(x-c)
=x^3-(a+b+c)x^2+(ab+ac+bc)x-abc

a^2+b^2+c^2
=(a+b+c)^2-2(ab+ac+bc)
=(-3)^2-2(-7)
=9+14
=23

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>>8518246
here are your roots
answer is simply the first root squared + the second root squared + the third root squared

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Brehs...

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If someone told me I was chatting to a girl in high school, I'd actually believe them

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>>8518181
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>>8518188
>If someone told me I was chatting to a girl in high school, I'd actually believe them

I think what has happened isn't that the AI has become smart enough to pass the Turing test but that OP has become dumb enough to fail it.

>>8518141
kinda think seat 20 is abit retarded too. unnecessary and not legible. It would be alot more ambiguous if i didn't know that daylight was what it was supposed to say already. I'd give a zero if you wrote your exam like that.

hi billy

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#3 is best

>>8518128
water vapor compressed and condensed from the plane.

anything else
>>>/x/

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only in America

>>8518194
It really is a strange, paranoid place

brainlet tier

>>8518074
algebraic topology?

>>8518074
TFT

>>8518034
>On July 23, 2012 a "Carrington-class" Solar Superstorm was observed; its trajectory missed Earth in orbit. Information about these observations was first shared publicly by NASA on April 28, 2014
So did they not know about it until afterwards, or did they simply not make the information public?

>>8518055
the paper on the event was published december of 2013, which is a pretty typical turnaround on event versus publication

>>8518034
>mobile link
>believes the exaggerated reports on expected EM damage

calm down you cunt. The world can work without facebook for a while anyway.

>>8517990

coz its probably hard and stressful?

>>8517991

It doesn't have to be stressful. You can take as long as you want. Work at it slowly.

If you have a solid income, what's the rush for?

My reasoning is based on the observation that Ph.Ds don't seem to have all that much time to work on their thesis either, what with all the extra stuff they have to do. It's like the thesis is an afterthought in between their "real" duties.

>>8517990
(You) from TU Delft?

There are different skull shapes but due to heavy mixing between races both past and present, trying to make a blanket statement about a race really isn't possible. Two families of different races with similar height can be more related genetically than two families of differing heights in the same race.

You can look into it, but its a honestly dead end filled with stormweenies who swear they're onto something. You're not going to find anything new or applicable to the global population at large.

>>8517999
when they find a dead guy on csi how do they know its a black guy then
and look without trying to sound racist or anything black people do have different shaped skulls have you ever looked at a black person sideways on? i'm not trying to be derogatory i'm just saying thats my experience they look totally different shape

Try to find physical anthropology books. Or forensics books.

lol do u even have faith

>>8518003
rekt lelol

we do i agree that god doesn't exist

You are our new overlord, /a/theists!

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>>8517911
Well first, for any x you have sin(x) = sin(x + 2kpi), so sin(x-90) = sin(x - 90 + 2kpi)

So basically you can already simplify it a bit.

Then you have cos(x)*sin(x), which is sin(2x) - cos(x)*sin(x)

>>8517911
does that have cos(x-90) or cos(x * 90) in the denominator

>>8517872
>Ph.D from the University of Reading
>Didn't get it published

Unsurprised desu.

>Also a qualified engineer

Slightly more surprised.

>>8517872
Overqualification is real problem
It's strange that this guy, if he had a doctorate, didn't build the contacts to get a job in the field.

He could also very well have taken a job of teacher, instead of a call centre.

>>8517899
>Overqualification is real problem

That's not the problem at all. He decided to do a Ph.D at a not very good university, then compounded that by not being able to get it (or any part of it, or even any other research) published, now that's his problem.

>>8517806
Groups are the basics of much of algebra.

Linear algebra if you have not studied it before. It will be helpful for practical calculations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdLhQs_y_E8

>>8517806
does your school require a proofs course first
if so have you taken it
if not practice proofs


here is a full course algebra 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdLhQs_y_E8&list=PLelIK3uylPMGzHBuR3hLMHrYfMqWWsmx5