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>>9134556
Your dick would be shredded into infinite amounts of infinitely small peices

>>9134561
>infinite amounts

Not at all. At worst you would go down to subatomic particles, but your body has a finite (although extremely large) number of those

>>9134644
would it feel good?

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google "neil degrasse tyson"

dat nigga gonna blow your mind

knows everything about universe and shit

>>9134439
Stop avatarfagging

You are made of cells, which are made of molecules, which are made of atoms, which are made of protons, neutrons, and electrons. All the other subatomic shit doesn't matter.

When you die, your body rots, decomposes, and is fed on by scavengers. Unless you're cremated, in which case you're reduced to piles of carbon and thrown into the winds.

Everything is part of the universe. There's no spiritual meaning in this. Yes, your energy radiates into space, it radiates off towards anything visible. Energy also comes to you from everything that can see you. The Earth gets energy from the sun, and for the most part the amount of matter on Earth is constant.

>>9134383
>software engineering
>What should I know?
How to flip burgers

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>>9134394
>Stem degree
>Flipping burgers

Okay

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>Engineer x Businessman Hybrid
Thats literally the master race, just look a Elon Muskrat

A high IQ and good people skills are helpful if you want to be successful. Good look inventing anything if you're a brainlet and good look selling anything if you're an autist.

>>9134378
You shouldn't ask for this.

>>9134244
>>>/hm/

>>9134244
Testosterone Intake before 20 years old increases dick size.
After 20 yo the testosterone cause only muscle growth, sexual urge, body hair, beard & head baldness.

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>tfw 6.5 inches

Get on my level, dicklets.

>-1000 C

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>>9134052
Probably pic related.

>>9134052
Fire beats ice at any inverse temperature

>>9133975
Bump
The image change was a nice touch.

>>9133984
Thanks.

I figure that numbers exist in a faded or ethereal sense until acted on by an observer, after which time they immediately reach base level reality. Numbers have memory based on the last value they were assigned. But that value changes every time someone assigns emotions to them and changes the total value.

It's not really hashed out yet but I was just wondering what more educated people might think.

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>>9133975
>>9133990
You got educated answers on /b/

Like
>This is dumb the numbers or charges attached to particles are just a way to describe them in relation to each other. Aka a proton moves opposite to an electron in a magnetic field.

>Black holes already display cool/bizarre mathmatics (pic related) no need to add in your bull shit

>>9133936
if it's too much simply concentrate on cs and finding a job

>>9133972
I could just do math as a minor, but I really wanted to do both. Not to mention a heavy math background also looks good to grad school admissions and employers as well.

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Yo, math and CS double major here. If it really is too much in the coming semesters, it's honestly alright to drop math into a minor.

That being said, I've found it very useful to peek ahead and plan my classes at least two semesters in advance. I got all my general requirements done by taking one class devoted to that each semester. I cycle math and CS by taking two from first major and one from the second, and then alternating to one from the first major and two from the second, etc.

In this fashion, I never try and put more than 4 classes on my plate at a time, since math is a big commitment to studying and computer science is a big commitment to time (think large projects). It pays off when you have classes that intersect topics from both, or when you can knock off requirements from both with a single class.

For more than any practical purpose, this is something you do because you want to do so. Unless you really want to *go out of your way* to study this in order to enrich yourself, don't do it, since it will put more stress on you at least on the first two semesters when you're acclimating to college and even more stress when you need to be taking things like real analysis and advanced algorithms (at which point CS classes will have started to require a few hard proof classes as well) in the same semester.

>>9133913
I'm good with anything other than the shapes and patterns.
t. Math major

I'm good at Maths but I suck at looking and predicting obscure shape patterns, what the fuck?

>>9133914
depends on what kind of maths you're good at.
mathematicians and physicists appear to need more different talents than what one would presume

>>9133926
Kinda stupid testing my ability to solve novel problems with shapes and patterns. There's many more scenarios of novel problems besides shapes that you can use your fluid intelligence in, and naturally some of these problems you'll be better in and some you'll be shit in. It's quite unfair to judge someone's intelligence in all scenarios based on their one attempt with predicting obscure patterns.

>Muslim
>45%
Yeah right

>>9133881

what i find so bizarre is that christians also tend to use "racial realism", i.e. how evolution affected races differently. how can they not believe in evolution, yet believe in it when it comes to human beings?

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>>9133883

Maybe they're the best Muslims.

Infinity + 1

What's the biggest number anyone has ever written? Not the number with the highest value, but physically the biggest?

>>9133650
nice virus

>>9133582
http://boards.4chan.org/sci/archive
https://warosu.org/sci/
Put in some keywords in the second.

>>9133582
dude this is so wrong

keep in mind that you want to show that the expression is similar to t^2 / t^3 or 1 / t for sufficiently large t
dont be afraid of using words to explain what you are doing in your working

no fucking idea what happened after |(t+2)/((t-1)(t-3))| desu

>>9133435
It's a figure of speech you dip

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If you leave contacts on for too long, then bacteria and other shit starts to reside there, and quickly it's game over for your eyesight.

whad if ur skin brethes too?

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1113/jphysiol.2001.013067/full

Physics is easy unless you're retarded, and calculus is easy unless your professor is retarded.

>>9133365
>calculus is easy unless your professor is retarded.
>tfw woman instructor
>she's not even a professor
>makes us get into groups and do "fun little activities" where we cut out paper shapes and tape them together as part of some "dynamic learning" bullshit
This shouldn't be allowed at all. I haven't learned anything in class, everything I have learned has been through book work and homework assignments.

>>9133372
>Need to take trigonometry over summer because I sucked at it during high school
>Professor is an old Indian lady
>Her accent is straight-up incomprehensible
>Not even being racist or anything, everyone complained about it behind her back, including students from Mexico and Africa
>You legit cannot understand more than half of what she says
>Everyone got 70%~ in the class except me, and I only did well because I went online and watched youtube videos of whatever we were studying
The next semester I intentionally chose the professor whose last name was Johnson.

>>9133330
Everything explodes under the right conditions.

But black holes have the highest densities inside them, and they can be made not to explode for trillions of trillions of trillions of trillions of trillions of trillions of trillions of years, roughly speaking. (if you know an easier way of writting 10^80, let me know)

the universe, 1 planck second after the big bang

human made? concentrated uranium...there are two payloads that separated do not undergo nuclear fission but when combined ta da