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24.79 m/s^2 is the gravity on Jupiter, compared to 9.8m/s^2 on Earth.

The distance to Jupiter is 588 million km and the furthest manned mission was 400,171 km.


so yeah, won't be possible anytime soon. I'm sure technology will keep cracking at it though 'till it happens one day.

>>8323825
>24.79 m/s^2 is the gravity on Jupiter
Where on jupiter?

just send a camera there

>>8322771

>Sucks

Surrounded by vapid cunts who went into medicine for the wrong reasons. Most do it for money I don't care what anyone says. A lot of doctors are shitty people who boast about their status and don't give a shit about others. I am going to pick a low paying, miserable depressing specialty to differentiate myself from these people.

Heavy work load/a lot of memorization

If you go overseas it is difficult to come back as an IMG.

Expensive

Depending on specialty chosen residency can be very sleep depriving.

Patients can be fucking assholes sometimes.

>Great

Sense of purpose/gives your life meaning

Job stability

>>8322816
>Expensive
I don't understand this when you end up making like 150K+ no matter what

>>8322824

You can fail, not get residency if you go overseas, etc. Cost is always something you need to consider.

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>>8331383
ZFC

a^2 + b^2 = c^2
perfect circles don't exist

All of them

>>8329129

The problem is that Ramanujan contributed to nothing, except the pi-formula.

He was a genius, but it was useless : he didn't prove any valuable theorem or lemma.

A 20/100 mathematician is more useful to the maths than the 100/100 Ramanujan.

He was just too intelligent for humanity.

In the last ~500 years, there have probably been 5 people who could be considered his intellectual peer.

Newton, Gauss, Neumann, Oiler...

His genius wasnt nurtured, and instead when he was discovered, it was by a brainlet who was obsessed with brainlet-crutches like proofs and rigor.

He stunted Ramanujan's short mathematical career and stifled his creative mind with such mundane trivialities.

Ramanujan would have been better off just staying in india where no brainlets who at best possessed IQs in the 160 range could taint his mind.

>>8329147
B...but he gave us the formula to understand black holes!

>>8333012
read the sticky and kill yourself

if you don't like what you're doing and want to do something else then do something else

>>8333012
What university do you go to where you got into EE with a 2.75 GPA?

actually curious.

Hmm, linguistics or sociology. But only the former is science bruh.

>>8332232
Dunno, any kind of degree with a decent background in mathematics and/or sociology/psychology/genetics etc can work.

>>8332232
well, they said it

nvm figured it out

mods pls delete

You basically isolate each variable and then solve for each variable algebraically

get it in reduced row echelon form

from there the solution should be trivial

>>8332147
>What if the brain produce Cannabinoid in the brain by itself in the future?
The brain does produce cannibinoids, why do you think we have receptors for them?

>>8332165
Oh shit really? :O We are evolving.
Next thing brain will produce in the future are maybe Psilocin or something alaike

>>8332206
You are not the sharpest tool in the shed.

>>8332031
cool, because herbicide is a carcinogen.

>>8332031
This would be good for organic farming, making it even cheaper to produce.

We need to start going to an all organic farming model.

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>>8332059
Eh my dad is an organic farmer, and while our current agricultural system is not sustainable, using pesticides, fertilizers and gmos are a much wiser use of petroleum than organic farming, at least for field crops. You have to till up soil 2 to 3 times before you seed to control weeds, using up more fuel for a lower yield. Theres organic practices like crop rotation that could be incorporated to conventional farming, sure, but organic farming is getting a free pass.

But hey, the uptick in organic demand has been good for my family. If you ever ate pic related, you probably had some of my dads organic wheat and help pay for my college tuition

>>8331959
Can you provide some sort of source for your desciption of aay lmaos?

other than that
>>>/x/

>>8331959
goddamn i thought i was on /x/ for a moment
also op take your meds please

we know all thiiiiiiss

>>8331567
What's your home life like?

>>8331570
?

>Don't have shitty parents with shitty DNA
>be born in a non-shit tier country
>be born in a god tier income family

Statistically speaking at least, this is your best shot at being smarter than you are. Looks like it's nothing you can change, so you're fucking plundered kiddo, might as well dropout now, stupidyhead.

>>8331530
You can just say that quantum mechanics are classical mechanics.

I mean, it was just a name.

>>8331530
Getting banned from sscience for doing embarrassing experiments

>>8331530
Laughing at your stupidity
The implications of quantum mechanics make the universe a way more fascinating place

thats true tho

>>8331496
It works in plain english.

Being a grammar Nazi is bad for your health

Because science

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I envy you. Everything tastes the same bland to me, and I go for days with just bread.

>>8331465
>everything tastes the same
>therefore I choose to malnutrition myself instead of eating a healthy diet

Other people malnutrition themselves because they eat too much of the good tasting stuff, you have no real sense of taste and you choose to go with fucking bread?

you're a big conjecture...

With the most humble questionin: Why is a Triangle a circle, however, a sqare a rectangle?

Please correct me if a rectangle is a sqare.

I have found PI, please revire Mr. Math

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