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>>8451204
some energy is always wasted

We might just have ourselves an ecosystem. If you replace hair/dough with poop.

>>8451204
They would need to be able to integrate with our population and space. Also would need to equal our production. Also it would be nice if they could breath CO2 and shit oxygen.

>>8451073
-1/12

>>8451237
i hate this meme

>>8451257
It's literally string theory.

If you want to trade poor studying for poor physical health that's you're choice m8.

>>8451064
lmao, see if you can get a prescription for a nicotine patch

>I've started using nicotine to study, it helps a surprising amount, with no side effects
Audibly laughed very hard.

>>8451061
Matrix-style VR is only possible in virtual reality.

>>8451061
With enough computation power, I dont see any reason to suggest that it wouldn't be physically possible

>>8451163
Do you think around 2060 would be a safe bet for it to be made available to people?

Google 'Chernobyl', 'Fukushima', 'Three Mile Island', and 'Windscale'.

Thank me later, you're welcome.

>>8451042
Why are you looking for things that confirm your bias? Im a huge proponent of nuclear energy, so as far as Im concerned just looking for actual neutral information will be enough to tell you that its worth pursueing.

>>8451148
>actual neutral information

Start >>8451140

>>8451000
>/sci/ - Science & Math
>Philosophy question
>Not Science
>Not Math
Threadly reminder that philosophy majors should post on >>>/lit/

>>8451000
>>>/x/

I was going to engage in learned discourse regarding this question, but I just noticed the sex robots thread.

Not really, you can do fine with less or more sleep.

I'm more interested about why my waking time is synced to some particular hours. Irrelevant of when I go to sleep, I always can wake up only in some times of day. I don't use clock alarm, and I can wake up on my own only around 2:30, 13:00, 17:00 and 20:00. Why is that so?

>>8451016
Probably got something to do with light in your house.
I believe that you should be able to replace an alarm clock with a light that slowly turns on about half an hour bwfore you need to wake up. If anyone has experience with that it would be lovely if you could share.

Needed sleep depends on roughly 3 things. Height, mental exertion, and physical exertion. You can also include injuries should you have any that are still healing. Diet will play a part in you being tired, but it's not exactly related in the same way.

Average 6' college students need 8 hours of sleep
5'6" needed 7.5 (students were studying sciences, engineering, or computer science degrees at a pace of 6 school hours a week. Homework was not quantified.)
All sleep was standard sleep with no deprivation cycles or supplements used. As close as you're probably going to get to a control group.

Sleep deprivation cycles (more commonly known as poly-phasic sleep) increases sleep efficiency dramatically at the cost of rigid sleep schedules.

Waking up without an alarm is bullshit. Every single claim and attempts to create this is found with the subject waking up 5-6 (some cases more than 15 ) times prior to actual desired wake-up time. "But I don't remember waking up" no shit. Each sleep cycle, you wake up. No one is an exception barring any medical issue (which if you had, you wouldn't be touting it around like a trophy.) You don't remember because your brain activity doesn't increase to the point of consciousness until roughly 30 seconds later. If your checking the clock, your bringing your brain to hurry levels of activity which is in turn fucking your sleep efficiency.

The constant wake ups towards the desired wake up time reduce sleep quality to the point you may not get to any restful stages of sleep at all for the time you could have had one or two cycles.

Sleep is kinda my forte, ama.

>>8450940
>the most mathematical non sense
wat

(2x) sin +2^2cos

>>8450940

x^2 = x+1

for

((5^1/2)+1)/2

woah dude, show this shit to joe rogan that blows my mind

>>8450925
Also quantum mechanics suggesting 21 dimensions and perception were brought up

>>8450928
Why do you say that?

>>8450910
https://warosu.org/sci/?task=search&ghost=&search_text=bitrate+of+human+spine

only shitheads post the same thing again and again

>>8450913
alright

>>8450913
I want to know the answer to the question. Since it wasn't answered in the previous thread, I decided to create a new thread to serve the same purpose.

pls help

>>8450772
>What the hell is wrong with me?
False positive buddy, there's nothing left to do.

...so I'm not a programmer...
I don't know what class and methods means but..
Why isn't this just a sort algorithm? Brute force.
Since it is a permutation, you don't have to worry about redundancy or efficiency.

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>>8450771
They're due to mostly shitty unchristian culture

>>8450771
I honestly think culture has much more influence than race and yet everyone always ignores it to argue about race.

For instance, Chinese culture for the last century or so has produced 3 generations of ruthless ass-holes how have no sense of honour or moral scruples. Chinese people a 1000 years ago were much more civilised and Honourable.

it's an invitation for shitposting is what it is

>>8450750
OMG WORLD IS ENDING!
Same old thing every month.
At least they aren't protesting to destroy the LHC now, though.

>>8450757
Nothing to do with what I'm trying to say.

Rather: Does this mean that we fuck us at any time?

>>8450761
Is that new to you? Look at the amount of material in the universe. Be happy that you can life for atleast 100 years without being hit or eaten by a blackhole.

>>8450672
>extradite
not the word i was looking for but pretend i said what i meant

>>8450672
Maybe because (as I understand it) NASA needs government approval for projects, whereas privately people can build rockets, go to planets etc. as they please (maybe? Not sure).. But hey, just glad to see Tesla/Musk, Boeing, etc. all working towards interplanetary life.

>>8450672
Because NASA is more interested in science. SpaceX and the rest are just engineering.

>>8450649
This reminds me: I once took a philosophy class wherein the grad student leading the discussion section claimed that the set of integers was "twice as big" as the set of even integers.

keep your pedophile cartoons and bring more from /a/

>>8450651
>This reminds me: I once took a philosophy class wherein the grad student leading the discussion section claimed that the set of integers was "twice as big" as the set of even integers.


Yeah this is a common misconception. I can map the integers to the even integers with f(x)= 2x. similarly I can map the even integers to the integers by f(x)=x/2. It's a bijection so the idea that one has more elements than the other is ridiculous.