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>>8477305
Mine is 145 as an Asperger with an INTP personality type, am I a stereotype?

>>8477305
They exist only to test for mental retardation. No one cares how autistically good you are at pattern detected.

>>8477317
Then why does Mensa only require a high IQ test score to enter

>>8477207
>>8477254
Stop bumping your own threads if they start to die, fagOP. - Also try Google, it's great for popsci shit like this.

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>>8477207
gross

soda is made with distilled water. it has no minerals and if you go hardcore it's going to weaken your bones

>>8477158
Python = Good, robust, easy to learn.
If you want to go deeper, look to Lisp or C.

> Depends entirely on what you want to use it for.

Personally I prefer Python for the most, it's reasoonably close to pseudocode like:

for number in [1,2,3,4,5]:
return number*2

which is an actual for-loop in Python.

Look for good courses online. (ocw or whatever.)

>>8477158
>a programming language is an acceptable substitute for a university education
Why not just cut to the chase and become a NEET already?

Honestly pick any object oriented language to start with and just work with it for a while. Your skills will transfer between languages pretty easily. The number one thing to keep in mind is that you are learning to program, not just learning a language.

>>8477123
No because multiplication is not well defined on hamburgers lol are you retarded?

>>8477146
what? please clarify I'm not very knowledgable about maths

>>8477123
the answer is 25 you dingus

>>8477122
>-1000°C planet
your thread is just as cancerous as the sun-lava-ice thing - shitposting never really changes

>>8477140
honestly, the true cancer is the faggots like you who get mad and call out shitposters.
The reason that people shitpost is obviously for some reason other than people like you getting mad over luls - oh, wait, nevermind... that's the exact reason people shitpost.

I mean, wow dude, you're so damn smart - you could tell it was a shitpost! I didn't know that you couldn't have a -1000 C sun. You're sooo smart. Keep calling them out - I wouldn't want to get fooled. If you call them out enough maybe they will stop!

I bet you didn't even sage.

>>8477230
Buried.

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C reactive

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Last one. Lactate Dehydrogenase

>>8476991
Somewhat but hey, you know how /sci/ is

Anyway, i personally think that there isn't a "overrated" scientist since all of them most of the time contribute to society so it's not like your chinese cartoons or the chink gaymen

>>8476991
Yes, Tesla is the most overrated "scientist."

He was a great man, and a great influence to modern day technology. If you are willing to spend some time to research what he has done, you will realise why he is popular.

>can't even triple integral

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>>8476949
what?

>>8476945
Shit is hard.
People in fluids are not the brightest.

>>8476779
How is this even remotely related to any facet of STEM? This isn't even philosophy.

>>8476779
Read Brave New World. Then come back here.

-ps Anarchist/Discordian Pope here.

>>8476779
>>8477244
Also, your argument is built around a false dichotomy, it doesn't HAVE to be either or.

>>8476775
>economic role model
wishing to have been born rich?

>why?
Because this is how capitalism works.
If you're born below middle-class, tough luck.

Le bump

convex optimization algorithm that maximizes human happiness

I think I would prefer a tail:
- easier to balance
- can poke people with it
- can carry stuff with it
- can wrap around a tree
- can slingshot rocks with it

The downside is that walking through doors becomes more difficult and painful

ID GO TO INDIA AND BE WORSHIPED LIKE A LIVING GOD

A third eye would only be useful if it can detect wavelengths the other two eyes can't detect. Like if it could detect infrared light, it would be pretty useful in the dark. An extra set of limbs would be shit unless you elongate the length of the torso. Even so, it would be easier to be uncomfortable with extra limbs. I'd take the third eye.

Well what have you accomplished anon?

>>8476508
IQ is a meme. I read an article some time ago that stated that you don't have to be hyperintelligent to be a good mathematician.

that's what a sub 160 IQ brainlet would say.

1/0 = 0

>>8476469
fourier series are pretty sick if you ask me

>>8476469
my dick (mathematically formalized by infinitesimals)

Physics

>>8476458
That's pretty cool, make a video you weaboo faggot.

>>8476458
How would you see that? Also it is the cold water flowing to the bottom.

How do I construct a homeomorphism between [0, 1) and [0, ∞)? I can prove they are homeomorphic because F(d, x) = dx is a homeomorphism [0, 1) → [0, d) for every d > 0, but I cannot find a specific function for d = ∞.

>>8476440
Use a circle.
> see wildbergers rational parameterization of a circle
or
> pughs analysis book, I think chapter 1

how to prove lim (x->0) (x+1)^3. I know that the answer should be L = 1 since f is continuous, but we can only use the limit definition. I also know we must choose an epsilon > 0, and then use |f(x) - L| = |(x+1)^3 - 1| to terms of |x-0| = |x|, but i don't see how except maybe expanding