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>>8494262
only thing I can think about is architecture, you have to know a shit lot of engineering to be able to create good architecture, civil engineering, hvac engineering, mep engineering, materials, crowdflow simulations, parametric design, functional optimisation, etc.

>>8494262
Product design. It doesnt involve a huge amount of math and engineering but it's more infinitely more scientific the arts/humanities and architecture. It has a decent share of electrical/mechanical and materials engineering to it.

>>8494484
False - you draw it and and the builder/engineer figure out how to build it.

>>8494085
Probability and Thermodynamics.

>>8494085
Depends on the level. You could study it with
>Classical mechanics
>Probability
>Thermodynamics

But that'll only take you so far, you'll also need quantum mechanics.

Bumping for this. Any good references or starting point for a beginner?

>>8492533
I recently started doing them again, I've felt that my bowel movements are much better and I rarely get acid reflux like I use to get. Could just be placebo or broscience though

>>8492542
I completely rely on them for all bowel movements. It feels like I am literally sucking air up my anus which is then used again to propel the contents out.

Bump for your pleasure.

It's a very simple question, but of vital importance. You should be able to answer this.

>>8491890
Depends how fast the water is flowing out the tap
Fast: 1
Slow: 3

Depends on the inlet flowrate, the size of the pipes, the material of the pipes, the elevations of each tank, and the size of the tanks. Too many variables missing. The first 3 can be modeled as a CSTR, while the last can be modeled as a semi-batch reactor.

>>8491890

To many unknowns to say for certain, we don't know what liquid will be coming out of the faucet, we also don't know what planet this is on so gravity could be different and the substance could just float away so it's a stupid question really.

it does not really exist . all there is is the everlasting Now

the 4th dimension that goes straight in a vector space of dark energy encumbered by the anti-dark energy which created the singularity for the universe to explode off from

this is like physics 101 dude

>>8486538
>Can someone tell me the correct scientific definition of time?

The little t in the equations. That captures the 'understanding' that physicists have of time, quite nicely.

I guess you're right, OP, it must be the same temperature everywhere in the world. Good thinking.

>>8495712
>Let me remind you that it makes no difference if there is a tilt, the whole hemisphere is lit up.
of course it makes a difference, different parts of the hemisphere get different amounts of sunlight

>>8495717
>it must be the same temperature everywhere in the world
so youre agreeing that the sun isnt million of miles away, instead an estimation using Pythagoras theorem of 3000 miles up and around 32 miles in diameter.

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>>8495432
>Why don't more people realize this?

because its false and you're an idiot

>>8495445
It isn't wrong. And it's just simple maths

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>>8495451
>It isn't wrong

um yeah it is.

>>8494553
Because the schools know vaccines don't work and your kid will be too smart to be indoctrinated

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herd_immunity

Some children are unable to be vaccinated because of other medical issues and rely on hive immunity to not get sick. Unvaccinated children pose a risk to these children

>>8491964
Hayflick limit

>>8491964
Until he develops a liver disease.

>>8491964
>never develops cancer
impossible. Do you really think you can take the brakes off the growth/repair mechanisms and expect things to be alright?

Because we allow big corporate publishers to hold copyrights to work done 2 centuries ago by people 1 billion times smarter than them.

Because we live in a corporate technocracy.

>democratic
>technocracy

pick one

>>8495433
Get into the oil industry, OP.

>>8495433
my friends dad works for the USGS as some kind of geoligist

I have no idea what he actually does though

>>8495446
>Get into oil industry
>Less than a decade later oil is outmoded
>Me and an insane number of people are jobless
>RIP every other geology based position and paycheck
MEMES

>>8495287
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Number_of_Primes_Less_Than_a_Given_Magnitude

>>8495287
he contributed to sum of it

>>8495318
good one

>>8495186
no, you're just a lanklet

>>8495186
No, it is because of the now confirmed pilot wave interpretation of quantum mechanics.

Particles have waves they sort of ride on and it turns out these waves also have weight. So before newtonian physics measured the mass and weight of particles but did not account for the wave mass and wave weight of the particle.

And what do we know about waves? That they interfere with each other. So the more waves we put together, they more they could weight. In your specific example, lets say that your 100 lb pound weight is made 100 particles and their corresponding waves.

The weight of the particles, plus their waves, plus the weight of the interference is about 200 pounds. You bench press that 10 times so you get 2000 pounds raised.

But now in your 1000 lbs weight you have 1000 particles and their waves, but also you have much, MUCH more interference now. It averages approximately to 2500 lbs.

>>8495186
>According to Newtonian physics, this shouldn't be the case

Total energy may be more-or-less the same but your power output is insufficient, probably atrophy from frogposting all day

>Is this due to relativistic effects?
the only thing vanishingly small here are your gains

and don't say root canals

I haven't tried yet, but about to

>>8495146
sounds like you're *puts on sunglasses*...TAKING THE PISS *double snare drum hit and cymbal crash from offstage* *crowd erupts into uproarious laughter* *camera cuts to audience to show tears streaming down their faces* *some people leap to their feet and soon the entire auditorium gives me an hourlong standing ovation* *flower bouquets are piled up a foot high on the stage*

>>8495128
Its possible to replicate your your mind in a computer and have an exact replica of you exist indefinitly, but the wetware of your brain as it exists is limited to about 125 years of age, after which your subjective experience will certainly end.

>>8495135
Wetware? Can you elaborate?

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>Its possible to replicate your your mind in a computer

Either a charlatan or a moron.