I want to believe
i am believe
>>8384279
no?
but the corresponding octene is known
>>8384279
saging for chemloli
How cold would it have to be for your pee to freeze mid stream before it hit the ground?
I doubt it would be possible on earth without a manmade area, but who knows.
>>8384203
cold enough for it to be immensely unhealthy, and likely frostbite inducing on your phallus upon contact with air temperature
>>8384214
What if I designed some kind of insulated cock casing that only exposed the urethra and was able to reseal afterwards?
>>8384222
but why
>undergraduates complaining that the course i'm TAing is hard.
what are you TAing?
>>8384164
>Calc 3
>>8384168
>tfw Calc 2 was supposed to be the weed-out course
>tfw I'm in Calc 3 and somehow still surrounded by retards
Kill me.
Antibiotic resistance can be transferred through horizontal transfer and plasmid conjugation, but can it also be transferred through viruses? I can't find any reliable free researches explaining this.
>>8384039
It's definitely possible, the term you're looking for is "transduction".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transduction_(genetics)
Look for "transduction of antibiotic resistance" or something similar. Afaik it happens, it's just that it's difficult to prove that conferred antibiotic resistance comes from bacteriophages. Transduction of antibiotic resistance is also assumed to be a small source of this acquired resistance compared to other sources, to the best of my knowledge. Look it up if you're interested and report back.
>>8384060
>bacteria and viruses literally conspire against us
god damn it, nature
of course. any means of genetic transfer can result in antibiotic resistance, provided the gene that is transfered codes for resistance to the certain antibiotic
>the apple dropped on his head and he invented gravity
>invented
Stopped watching right there. Why are academic movies always so shit /sci/?
>>8384005
He invented the specific concept of Newtonian gravity. Obviously gravity had already been "discovered" as people knew things fell down.
>>8384017
Oh oh, here we fucking go again.
The abstraction of Newton's laws is still a discovery you filthy...non-Platonist.
>>8384025
It's both and neither you autist. Therefore your shitty blog post is meaningless.
This is the smartest person to ever have lived.
Prove me wrong.
>>8384000
I'm the smartest person to ever live, therefore your claim must be false.
Prove me wrong.
>>8384022
One must provide proof to disprove another's claim, therefore your claim can be considered invalid.
Prove me wrong.
Because it does as much science as computers.
/r computer "science" gif
>>8384045
>>>/r.
>>8383972
Probably the same reason it's called 1 kilobyte, when it's not even 1000 bytes.
Would anyone be interested in me making short math 'lessons' on /sci/?
I remember OHP making a series of threads on categories and Brave New Algebra. (https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S8182284)
Unfortunately it stopped midway, but it inspired me to do something similar.
I would prefer focusing on elementary subjects, otherwise I'll have a lot of mistakes. Plus, I think covering the basics will be helpful to more people on the board.
I was thinking of either logic+set theory, introduction to number theory or some type of calculus/real analysis. I'll probably do set theory, unless anyone has a specific request.
sass, is that you?
Go for it, OP. It'd be nice to see a decent thread on here that's actually about math/sci
>>8383965
Number Theory doesn't really make sense to me, although I've been following this playlist by a HS teacher for now and it's okay-tier.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLr3WmPgPWZfX1HUpeyKkP6ir2wOFhqXMO
I just get confused so easily, lets say I have 8 muffins each of different flavor:
How many ways are there to select 16 muffins? I originally thought 8^16 but assume that we dont care about ordering it should be much much lower than this.
According to my textbook its just "n+k-1 choose k-1" where n = # objects and k = #types which gives us 23c7 = 245157
This doesnt make any sense to me.
If the question were "how many ways can we select 2 muffins" then obviously its 8c2 if we don't allow repetition, and 8c2 + 2*8 if we do allow repetition.
But when r > n in the case of the above, choosing 16 muffins from 8 types I dont know what to do because the question evaluates to 8c16 which is 0, so I have to mindlessly follow the formula which is stupid if I don't even understand it at an intuitive sense.
The book tries to explain it by modeling it into some retarded dogshit using "strings of 1's and 0's" or some retardation because they can't even explain it coherently themselves.
Can anyone explain to me how to pick 16 muffins from 8 different types in an understandable way?
>and 8c2 + 2*8 if we do allow repetition.
I meant 8c2 + 8
bump
>>8383914
gonna try to help.
you want to choose 16 muffins. see those 16 as a vector, a list, whatever you wish.
(a) If you care about the order :
muffin 1 : you have 8 possibilities.
muffin 2 : same.
...
muffin 16 : same.
total of possibilities : 8^16
(b) If you don't care about the order :
Let's take an example list. Let's say muffin 1 is 1, etc.
[1,2,1,4,2,3,4,8,8,1,3,3,2,7,6,6]
Saying that you don't care about the order is saying that the above list is the exact same as this one :
[1,1,1,2,2,2,3,3,3,4,4,6,6,7,8,8]
or any other one that have 3 1s, 3 2s, 3 3s, ...
So your list is fully represented by the numbers of 1s, 2s, ... up to 8s. You now have to count the number of lists of 8 integers ranging from 0 to 16 so that the sum of those integers is 16.
only one I ever understood
i would tell you but i'd have to throw you off this boat afterwards
>>8383830
Not a proof but i want to be math
3^2 + 4^2 = 5^2
#euler
what's going to happen when computers become better at programming than programmers are?
>>8383771
intelligence explosion into technological singularity into extinction of mankind
Bump. Any serious suggestions?
>>8383776
this
What is the ultimate life form?
>>8383765
hey dont post that. toadstools are very dangerous. dont you know that?
>>8383765
Shadow the Hedgehog
How much time would it take for the sun to damage their skin irreparably and suffer other illnesses? Would it help if they covered themselves in mud like pic related?
He would build a house and/or invent sunscreen and not have this problem.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Zimbabweans
>>8383758
Perhaps I wasn't clear. I was interested if a white man or woman were to live among the native tribes in their huts and all. How long would it take until exposure to sun posed threat to them due to their lighter skin?
is there a confirmed way to stop having wet dreams?
no broscience pls
>>8383659
Why would you want to stop?
I've been trying to have them for years now.
Turn 14
>>8383659
Get sum boipucci you fucking FAGGOT.
This was a "challenge" a professor gave us. I've tried to use index notation to solve it, but couldn't get to the end. Can anyone help anyway? Hints, solving part of it, anything
>>8383507
try using quantum mechanics
Def of D doesn't make sense to me.
>>8383561
agreed... to submit this to a *general* forum you also must define upper-case tau.