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Because of God, dipshit

because magnets

>>8495326
Probably because there was very slightly more matter than antimatter created by the big bang fro some reason

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>>8495094
I got just the right book for you

>>8495094
We haven't evolve that much, OP

The tl;dr of your shit is that we are supposed to impregnate all the girls you see every day, but also purity became with religion since we naturally don't want a girl that has taken the D before
But IMO, purity shouldn't matter to you if you're not a virgin, just get a non-virgin girl and be happy with her

>>8495094
I feel you OP.
I have two primitive desires: fap, and advance science. I could do much more on the latter if my sexual appetite wasn't so damn high.

>>8494841
Sound pretty gay

>>8494856
^_^

try here as well

https://thegradcafe.com

>>8494806
Stop mentally masterbating all day. Nothing can be "prooven" and depending on how you define it, nothing would really be "real" by common perspective

>>8494806
YOU prove your real. I'm not doing shit for some imaginary faggot.

>>8494843
>>8494885
t. imaginary constructs

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It worx

We already do, you dolt

>>8494607
We can, just most of it is lost along the way.

>>8486878
Sorry, don't have the time to do bullshit tests. I need to conserve my time for shit-posting.

>>8486881
And what is this post if not the epitome of shitposting?

>>8486883
Kek good point

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I'm bored so I'm skipping through pages in a book called "Molecules and Medicine."

post stamps

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>>8484286
I think you meant post more anime abstracts. This is the cover of a peer reviewed journal.

>>>>/a/

arch with i3

>>8496820
Are you one of those 'master race' guys? :^)

>>8496805
Honestly, what is the benefit of using an operating system that is specific to your application?

And I mean it, it is a genuine question. Windows can run all the scientific software too so what specific benefits do you get from getting "scientist" operating systems?

Probably so that when you scale the difficulty of the problem up the method still works.

Post it.

Oh wait you won't because you're just a brainlet whining that a mathematical expression involves more than adding and multiplying counting numbers.

>>8496504
Mathematicians, being the most elitist and stuck up stem group, enjoy being over your head. It's like a mental illness.

One of the lab managers on my floor has toxo (he's from India). He's a very fun guy and seems very well balanced, has a wife and daughter and is well-liked. Toxo may indeed be a meme "disease."

>>8496471
this is the weirdest bait I have ever seen

go to a sheep farm and tell a farmer toxo doesn't exist, watch him laugh at you

>>8496477
I think he might be talking about toxo in humans. While the microbe definitely can infect human, whether it constitutes a legit disease with serious effects is controversial.

>>8496468
Why?

>>8496468
>the explanatory gap
meaning?

>>8496486
google it

seems like you're on the right track but the wording/logic is very awkward

what is N? why is 1+1/n^2 <= 1+1/(1/sqrt(epsilon-1))?

>>8495906
Your proof falls apart for all epsilon greater than 1. For example choose epsilon = 10 then the left hand side equals 4 which is clearly not greater than 10.

To prove a limit is false its best to show that there exists an epsilon greater than zero such that for all natural numbers N, |asub(n)-L|>epsilon if n>N. Try that instead of proving it for all epsilon which most of the time won't work.

>>8495906
>Not proving it's 2

fail/100

>>8495389
She looks like a homeless OD'd on meth, got burried in a goodwill sun dress, then came back as a zombie and robbed a chalk factory.

>>8495399

i'd still hit it

whats with the forearm bands though? did she used to be a cutter?

>>8495404
>did she used to be a cutter?
Didn't think of that. Pretty good explanation

>>8494078
After the europeans come again to colonize country after nuclear war with itself.

Never, metric sucks for every day life.

>>8494078
never because its completely unnecessary as we already use them for science, and our units are superior for everyday life.

>>8496514
Ok. Here we go- wikipedia.

Magic

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Basically you can sort elementary particles into two groups: Fermions (like electrons), which have half-integer spin numbers, and Bosons (like Photons), which have full integer spin numbers.

The Pauli exclusion principle says that no two Fermions can occupy the same state, this is why in Atoms each energy state is only populated by two Fermions (spin up and spin down).

Bosons however can occupy as many states at the same time as you have particles. Now, what happens when you put a lot of Bosons into some system (like some harmonic potential, or just a box) coupled to a heat bath, you will find that Bosons will occupy the possible states according to some statistic (or rule or formula). And what we find for Bosons is that even though the system provides heat to populate higher states, most Bosons will only sit on the lowest energy state. This is what's known as the Bose-Einstein condensate.

Btw, did you know Bose was an Indian?