Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1191. page

is that athene? the best paladin in the world?

>>8490356
Damn straight son

>>8490356
yes

Yes, how could all these spoiled brats born to rich parents be wrong?

Isn't that overwhelmingly obvious? Why would you need a study

>>8490271
>the earth is flat bro just trust your eyes!
>see the vast ocean in the distance? I don't see any curvature. This is all the proof I need that the earth is flat.
>anyone who says otherwise is an anti-white jewish binary-sexual liberal

>>8490045
Take any job to keep you afloat that doesn't fuck up your life for the moment. As for what else to do, I don't know, good luck though. Not finding a relevant job must suck

I know /sci/ is slow but does anyone have advice?

>>8491100
Do what those fags should have done. Go into finance. All those fuckers at Goldman Sachs are easily impressed with big words like Polymerase Chain Reaction.

I'm not joking. I got a BS in biology and I got hired by Morgan Stanley because they're easily impressed by you using big words and name dropping.

Also Pfizer sure as fuck doesn't hire someone with only a tiny bit of experience in chemistry just because they came from Harvard. Also I'd suggest, if you want to work in a hospital, to get your medical tech license. Literally the only way they're even going to consider you.

No matter how many times you change the symbols, it's still a dumb question.

70

25, EXCUSE ME, HOW DUMB OF ME

>>8489757
You should probably see a doctor.

>>8489757
They're just soda with a lot of caffeine, some taurine, and B12 vitamins. I don't see how any of the ingredients in them could cause your symptoms.

>>8490198
(OP) Doesnt caffeine in large amounts cause symptoms like this?

>>8489576
just looking at that picture initiates my gag reflex and makes me feel like I am going to twitch

central processing?

>>8489576
Hey, I know you! You're mushrooms! Man, remember those times you were inside me? That was great.

>>8489346
Not science, go to >>>/his/ or >>>/lit/, thank you.

>>8489346
woah dude like woooah #weed

>>8489349
it is, it's psychology.

>>8488417
>Complete failure in high school, always passed with the equivalent of a B
>But this was actually just As in physics and chemistry, Bs or lower in math and a bunch of Ds everywhere else
>Even failed mathematics, an actual F, at one point because I spent an entire trimester just sleeping in class
>I was always salty and would openly say that I wish I could just choose to do half math, half physics every day instead of having to do a bunch of bullshit like history, english literature, etc.
>Now it is clear to me that this was the reason I cared so little about school.
>Then I graduate but feel no personal change.
>My intelligence is the same and my attitude is generally the same.
>Enter uni, studying pure mathematics
>Still don't study but now I do not sleep in class, pay close attention and even do problems for fun when I feel like it
>Straight As boiiiii

I would say I am still lazy. I have finals next week and I have 2 tests this week yet I spent my weekend fucking my girlfriend.

From this I think that no one is really lazy, they just have a bad attitude that is a result of the system not respecting them, therefore you stop respecting and caring about the system, like I did. Now I put as little "effort" into math but now I am pretty good at it, simply because now I actually can enjoy the environment I am in.

Seeing my 'talent' my professors now even question me about not going into the math olympiad ever and question me about why my grades in math were so shit (so shit I was almost not even accepted) but now I am the top student in every class.

I am still salty though.

IF I COULD HAVE STUDIED 5 HOURS OF MATH AND 4 HOURS OF PHYSICS EVERY DAY BACK IN MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL I WOULD NOW BE THE NEXT EINSTEIN, I WOULD HAVE 50 PHDS AND 10 WIVES.

50 PhDs and 10 wives... all taken from me because of a shitty and broken school system that does not let me pick my classes. Fuck school.

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>tfw your elementary, jr high, and high school all let you use a calculator now your math abilities are permanently crippled and you can barely do long division

>>8488442
>and you can barely do long division

>tfw this is true for you before uni but then you study number theory and studying the euclidean algorithm your brain becomes a long division machine that will work till the end of days because for the final you even had to prove the theorem and relevant corollaries.

The sun has multiple cores

No one knows btw. That's an actual scientific mystery. But I'm eager to hear the brainlets of /sci/ trying to figure it out.

>>8488351
The density rapidly falls off after the point of hydrostatic equilibrium (where gravity = gas pressure), but you've got nearly the same energy flux passing through.

Same energy + much, much fewer particles (~1000 times less dense, IIRC), means much, much higher temperatures.

>>8491452
(1)+(2) gives you [math]a+\epsilon > a[/math] which is correct [math]\forall \epsilon > 0[/math]

>>8491460
Sorry I was sleepy. I reallized how stupid that was after I hit the post button.
But how do you get [math]\epsilon = a-b[/math] anyway?

(mistakes were made. Now I need to keep trying until it works)
From the first hypothesis that [math]\forall\epsilon>0, a<b+\epsilon[/math]. So author is choosing [math]\epsilon = a-b[/math] to give a contradiction for this 2nd hypothesis.

Why do you even need to know its completely irrelevant to your life. Just go to work, keep your head down and buy things that you think will make you feel good.

I would guess that you're probably about 16 and not doing very well in high school. Most of your questions are easily explained by college physics 1 and basic calculus, and half of your questions/statements are not correct/misinterpretations.

Not trying to be a dick but there really isn't much of a point in trying to attack all these points when you need to finish highschool and take a couple college STEM courses to grasp these concepts.

>>8491395
im an economics grad wtf

im not trying to argue with anyone i just have some simple ponderings about the nature of our universe it seems fucking inexplicably well crafted and infinitely more complex than i ever knew now that i've given it some thought

some simple explanations for some of this stuff would go a long way

>>8491175
https://sites.google.com/site/scienceandmathguide/

>>8491175
-3x = 1/4
x = ?

>>8491185
damnn....

No, but Popeye's range of action is infinite

>>8490476
Is it bound to the mass in the vicinity or is it the same for all massive particles (of the same mass, obviously) no matter what's in their vicinity?

>>8490467


Does gravity have a velocity?

>>8490435
Don't know. Though some programming (like compression, error correction, encryption) do need a lot of math.

>>8490720
yup, basically data analysis and AI/machine learning requires a lot of pretty hard math to prove your shit actually works better than others

>>8490720
>>8490731


The reason I ask is because I'm trying to come up with hypothetical curricula.

So for example, instead of just, say, introducing good old quadratic equations in a vacuum, and getting the inevitable 'what would I even need this stuff for anyways', I can just have problems of praxis that just so happen to also demand the principle in question, too (like calculating the ballistic trajectory of a reaction engine on its way to blow up dirty commies and brown people using a few of the most influential variables).

My best friend plays a lot of Kerbal Space Program. I don't find it to be fun. I play Team Fortress 2, mostly.

Been recently just wanting to play Aurora. Trying to colonize Mars right now.

>kerbal space program
>mine craft

Grow the fuck up
Video games are for sub 12 year old brainlets, or autistic 30 year old man babies

Fucking grow up