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No and no.

Yes and yes.

>harmful
no
>taken up
no, they're large molecules (so they won't diffuse) and plants dont have transporters for them

>>8462123
Are you asking for a "friend" who has already been augmented?

>>8462126
You could say that...

Not yet

Reduce stress, stop combing your hair so much, and have good gene's.

>>8462113
You should see a doctor. Probably you will be prescribed a drug called finasteride

If you could build one in space you could destroy a small country like Israel in one shot

Not needing any explosive material is a huge deal, its what sinks ships or ruins tanks when they are hit

Cheaper to shoot
Higher muzzle velocity = higher range

Yeah but that's what I am asking.

The projectile is traveling so fast and has so much energy that it will tear through the ship with no effort and never even have a chance to transfer its energy to the target. It will just put two little holes on the ship, one entrance and one exit.

Like a bullet has a small entrance and a large exit wound... But that's because the bullet is traveling slow enough and our bodies are strong enough that the slow the bullet and transfer the energy from the bullet to our flesh which tears it apart.

Won't it never get a chance to do that here because it is moving at like Mach 7 or something... It will be in and out in milliseconds without having transferred any energy.

>>8462306
By burning those African kids, we are preventing shit tier genes from being passed on.

If I had 100 billion dollaridoos, I would probably use it to appoint Putin as the world leader, 1984 style.

I would build a mega city in Northern Canada.

Or perhaps I would build a Mega prison colony on Baffin or Ellesmere Island.

>>8462306
>Also why do you think it's better for billionaires like Gates to burn money on African kids rather than actually productive causes?

The bigger the population of Africa, the faster Europe and America will be flooded with immigrants, the faster white people will dissapear.

>>8461651
If you're into the history of mathematics it looks great.

>>8461651
>45000£ to publish a book

>>8461651

$45 for a copy of a book that I can pick up on Amazon for $1? Sounds like a bargain!

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>>8459694

>proof is left to the reader

That doesn't prove that all even numbers can be written as the sum of two odd primes, it just proves that two odd primes always sum to an even number.

>>8459726

>odd primes

do even primes even exist?

Practice

Intelligence isnt real. The dumbest motherfucker I met got 2 masters from Stanford and a PhD from MIT, I can gurantee you are smarter and a better person than he is. Who gives a fuck about math, doesn't mean shit.

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lower level math like calculus is just grinding

higher level stuff is a bit harder to practice for because there's rarely a general method to solve problems or prove things, so you need to improve abstract mathematical thinking, which is a lot like training for being a math detective

a lot of people say you're born with a "math gift" or some shit, which may be true for some people, but i am 100% certain i was not born with such a thing and i've done very well in math
i would argue that it does require a certain degree of masochism though

My problem of course is that they hang, shouldnt they rather push upwards due to generating lift?

Why couldn't they push from where they are hanging if the structure is rigid enough?

>>8462263
It's a videogame, of course it isn't accurate. This 'airship' was probably designed by people with art degrees
>>8462309
It is a consequence of using a penalty based physics engine.

>>8462169
How much time has passed since you (for real) studied math or physics?

>>8462169
>blaming your problems on an acne drug
there is likely something more than that contributing to your feels

>>8462169
maybe you're doing social things that distract you from science or fulfill you enough so you're happy without feeling good about your grades.

They're important for Complexity Theory.

>>8462016
logs turn exponential functions linear and products into sums.

I'm of the opinion, that you should never show an exponential fit plot, but use a log plot and use a linear fit. If that makes sense...going a bit on sleep deprivation at this point.

>>8462016
there are loads of natural phenomena that exhibit exponential or logarithmic behavior with respect to time. google exponential decay for some context

co2 isn't a greenhouse gas, it won't increase the temperature on mars
and you'd need a lot of nukes to do this

>>8459537
Go away Elon

>>8459543
>co2 isn't a greenhouse gas, it won't increase the temperature on mars
wrong
>and you'd need a lot of nukes to do this
we've got plenty of nukes

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>>8458625
>neumann
I see what you did there ;)

i guess i will not be one of history's most renowned mathematicians, like the entirety of this board

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>>8458625
Because they're dead. Someone has to carry on their work.

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>>8461906
i can't, tell me

>>8461909
ok fine
>>8461913
Its a lysine group from the middle of a resolved protein.

>>8461827
The hardest major is the one that you enjoy the least

>>8461827
Engineering is hard, you're right.
After all, what kind of engineer sucks a soft dick?

>>8461848
fpbp
Maths is harded though modulo motivation