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>>8379093
Not cats, which give you toxoplasma gondii instead of affection.

Dogs are the /sci/ peti. Dog owners have lower rates of depression, lower blood pressure, dog owners that had heart attacks live longer than non-owners.
Plus, anecdotal evidence, they help ease social anxiety since you can progressively allow yourself to express joy and affection with them knowing the dog will not judge you, and this carries over to your whole life.

>>8379111
Trips confirm.
Pretty much this, get a dog instead of a wife.
>will be there for you always
>won't complain
>you can understand them
>they don't cost a fortune
>won't complain
>won't cause you to die early from all its bullshit

>>8379111
>>8379129
Do you guys have a house with a garden, or live in a countryside?
Having a dog while living the city sounds so cruel to me.

Nice try, NSA.

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when you do this

you never know
your phone is remote-controlled
and so are you

>>8378951
literally nothing

he knows how to draw symbols and throws them together

>>8378951
Doodle theory

This is extremely cringey. Some non-mathematician who has drawn some autistic figures and then thrown some identities/formulas together in one big ugly mess. Why did he do that? Did it make him feel smart? Who knows.

It means you are a cuck

>>8378934
No. It means you are used to do it. That's how you protect yourself from external source emotions.

You can do the same at the moment. Anthony Robbins talks about it tho.

You played too many 3rd person shooters

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Age?

Id say start by the basics, and most importantly fucking focus and have ambition+routine.

You aint gonna get to another planet by scratching your balls all day.
After learning basic Math/Geography/Tech/Chemistry/Computation/Medicine look up Nasa/SpaceX related stuff near you, get close to the company. They NEED every kind of worker up there to start the 1 Million Colony.

Again, how old are you?

OP, read all this (and the links mentioned) and then some, get educated in everything, you are in for a ride.

http://waitbutwhy.com/2016/09/spacexs-big-fking-rocket-the-full-story.html

>>8378863
Well there isn't anything on Mars so people will need to get raw resources from the planet and refine them into useful things. Unfortunately that's extremely expensive and technical so unless you somehow make it big, you will have to get a valuable skill (and probably alot of money to buy a ticket).

You might want to be something like a handyman or other tradesman. For instance, a master electrician who went on to earn a bachelors and masters in electrical engineering. That way when people and companies with money finally begin investing money into civilization building, they will be interested in hiring you.

Alternatively you can jump straight into college, pick a useful degree, and hope for the best. The military is also a good option but there's no guarantee that you will get a useful MOS.

And of course there is the reality of increasing automation. Career paths that may seem useful now may be completely automated by the time you can get there.

In any case, if I were you, I would focus on valuable careers that make good money but would also be extremely useful on Mars. Things like engineering, medical, and trades come to mind.

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>>8378743
post more fruit memes pls

>>8378743
Autism.

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>>8378746

this post is ironic because your post did not adequately address the OP

>>8378740
Nothing. You said it yourself, it's a meme

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>>8378740
>explain why this is such a huge meme
DELETE THIS

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ITT: brainlets who don't grasp the true complexity and vast implications of the Barnett triple integral

Reee leave my hobby alone.

DMT is awful.

Fact: 1 in 1 people who try DMT will die from it

It's not worth the risk.

Leave us alone.

>>8378741

>don't infiltrate my secret club: the movie: the post: the experience

>>8378729

It IS found in humans, and levels are higher when you're dreaming, so there's definitely some kind of connection there. Afaik no studies have been done on dying people specifically to measure DMT levels, maybe that could be your contribution to science, Anon!

Quit 4chan.

To become smarter, you need to not only add more tools to your toolbox, but also learn which tool is best for the job.

>>8378732

This. Geniuses can intuit everything directly, the rest of us have to rely on technology.

>>8378530

>Post math/science things brainlets get wrong that trigger you

Brainlets who use infix operators instead of RPN trigger me, op. Order of operations is retarded, just use a system that isn't ambiguous and then you don't have to come up with a convoluted ordering scheme.

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x/0 = infinity

>>8378534
>RPN

Jesus fuck. Are you a goddamn robot? Why would you do that to yourself?

Because sin 0 = 0. As x -> 0, sin x -> 0, and sin x can be approximated by x with small enough x.

This honestly belongs here >>8373352

>>8378529

Dividing by zero isn't "forbidden", it just usually doesn't give any meaningful answer. In the case of sin 0, however, this has a non-finite outcome, so is meaningful.

manga guide to linear algebra

>>8378495
10/10, good choice, anon.

>>8378484
All of Spivak's works,
All of Rudin's works

Get a textbook pdf and study it

>>8378364
fuck off with your cancerous shitpost thread

MODS

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>>8378364
Yes, it's called reading books.

>>8378328
learn C

>>8378329
I know vb.net

>>8378329
But C# or C++?

Because there's no sense. Real numbers don't exist and neither do square roots

>>8378294
hopefully bait

Is this a meme or something? It's a simple problem.