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>>8331504
1) Eat whatever the fuck you want whenever you're hungry
2) Get variety and don't constantly eat the same thing
3) Only eat when you're hungry (once or twice a day)

Eat a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables. Spice your food with spices and herbs. Eat a lot of "natural" food, as example rice and legumes instead pasta and pizza. Prefer old varieties (vegetables, wheat..), new ones are often overbred and their nutrient profile is out of balance. Become pescetarian or vegetarian. But also eat the things you love, even if they are considered unhealthy. That is just my view, i dont know if there is a consensus.

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>>8331122
Tattoos are fucking gross man.

>>8331122
>>8331122

Does the Hamiltons Principle mean a lot to you?

>>8331139
It does, Hamilton's principle not only does recover all of classical mechanics but it is also one of the best examples of determinism to me, and I personally have a huge "belief" in determinism

>>8330987
>Here is the Forrest
> let's study the trees

>Welcome to differential equations
>takes an entire hour to define differential equations

>>8330995
Wew
There is nothing wrong with this

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>>8330945
I like to smoke weed and won't turn down a drink; having said that I definitely don't drink or do as many drugs as I did as an undergrad. I just don't have the time.

>I'd still like to ask them if they do these things also or if they'd want to join me instead of always heading out for drinks.

who knows, I understand your apprehension. I wouldn't feel comfortable asking the people that I study with if they wanted to come and get high with me. Seems like a way to get a quick reputation in the faculty and besides most are older than me and overwhelmingly south east asian.

>tfw don't know how to approach the qt3.14 geneticist I share a cell culture lab with.
I'm getting pretty good vibes from her but I can't think of anything I could ask her out for other than getting high. I'm pretty sure she doesn't even drink.

nothing; no alcohol, no weed, no tobacco, no opiates, nothing

>>8330960
So your advice is to be the wet blanket at all times, even when invited by phd's running the lab or people who are very accomplished and that I recognize are wiser and go as far as to mentor me?

You are attempting to be witty, however if I refuse to offer you the benefit of the doubt; you are rather uncouth. I cannot imagine a more disrespectful exchange, nor would you find anyone in agreement besides one or more cronies. If the world was just, and I am sure it isn't in relation to what you've discovered in your own life, that all you can do is to be the worst of the worst while making sure that everyone suffers as you

>>8330530
I used to put it in my spaghetti sauce, you know, because umami

>>8330530
Used to think it was, but it probably isn't.

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MSG itself is the salt of glutamic acid, literally a constituent of all protein. Free glutamic acid is highly abundant in cheese, meat, tomatos, anything that tastes savory. It wouldn't make any sense to say it's bad for you. It's like saying fucking Vegemite causes brain damage. MSG is in loads of foods that we eat every day.

The whole stupid idea of it being bad is that MSG is the free glutamate and not the protein glutamate, so it is absorbed quickly in our gastrointestinal tract, and it will overload your neurons and cause cell death. That's the basic idea. If this was true, it would literally mean that Marmite, Vegemite, Parmesan cheese, soy sauce etc.. would all cause brain damage as they contain high amounts of free glutamate. This was measured:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7119898

and was shot own over 30 years ago.

It was tested again by the EU

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16957679

These guys were basically fed MSG every day for one month straight and nothing happened to them.

Free glutamate naturally occurring in the foods you eat, and MSG that is added, is digested and responded to in the exact same way in your body. The MSG toxicity thing is just an easy out for """health""" bloggers and such to sell their books piecing together botched studies and such. This is the same story for just about every health food scaremongering thing.

When you eat MSG, your intestines use most of it as energy to work the intestine. Very little of it even reaches the blood stream.

The big study that every health idiot cites is a study where they injected neonatal mice with so much MSG that we humans wouldn't even be able to physically eat it without becoming nauseous. It's just such a joke of a myth. Breast milk for fucks sake has naturally occurring high levels of glutamate as babies need it for their intestinal health. I hate these health blogger pieces of shit that twist things for their own monetary gain. absolutely against science.

>>8330127
No.

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>>8330127
no

>>8330275
That movie made me want to be several things and none of them were "parent".

>>8330108
yes

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>>8330108
fuck no, get pic related.

>>8330108
Landau - Mechanics

It's called the fall of man because we left the tree ( garden of Eden)

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>>8325627
Litralism not even once.

>>8325631
>Jesus founded that catholic church

All of my keks

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>>8338208
I fucking love it

>>8338208
what would happen if you showed wildburger how to construct graham's number?

>>8338255
He would prove it is [math]10^{200}[/math]

currently we have no idea what a ground war would really look like, as we haven't had a serious peer vs peer fight for decades

And you want to talk about what a space war would look like?

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>>8345101
Its not a serious question, I just thought it could be a fun discussion.

nothing like star wars or navy battles, just tiny drone swarms ravaging the hull of opponent ship until critical failure

>>8342638
0%

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I got to answer with the classic: 50%. Either they intersect or then they don't.

>>8342641
/thread

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>>8341980
pic related

>How do I get there?
Solve this http://www.ens.fr/IMG/file/concours/2016/sujets/MPI/16_sujet_mpi_mathd.pdf
you have 6 hours

>>8342011
That's badass.

>>8342011
Translation?

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>work your ass off and struggle with a subject for 5 years at a university level
>get told you're 'lucky'

>>8335985
>i worked hard
>therefore i can claim credit for everything, including being born in a prosperous time and place where my gift did not go to waste

yeah. you're not lucky...

ingrate

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>>8336011
>giving credit to some mystical 'gift' that you can't actually see, experience, or confirm the existence of

post a few top difficulty math ones

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>>8347480
Or did you mean the puzzles?

>>8347505
What is the additive identity

>>8343836

>buying a used book when you know there's an online component to the course

That's your own fault op. They tell you that shit right on the book cover and probably also on your syllabus.

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>required text costs $150
>written by the professor

>>8343847
Does not change the fact that it's bullshit. It shouldn't even be legal for public institutions.