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Or maybe you encountered a small radiation packet from an industrial metal waste and thats what the gieger counter caught and you will die shortly from aplastic anemia :^)

>>8322650
hahaha what the fuck

>>8323168

Nukeshill is trying to condition people into thinking that worrying about radiation is retarded. Ignore and hide the thread.

Next step is to be shit at maths.

First you need to be born into a very rich family, as well as being born with natural talent. Next you get the best available tutors and have no expense spared toward you as you pursue your hobbies. At this point you should join one of the world's most prestigious schools aimed at fostering a new generation of elites. Internalize your motivations, and never stop trying to attain more knowledge

>>8322516
Be born Hungarian

>>8322515
Because physicists are sexist and only study straight pole linear equations where feminine curved equations are ignored.

>>8322515
because non-linear equations are hard.
Also cause variational principles

Is it just because they are constructed as simplifications or there is a deeper reason?

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>>8322510
It won't return until 2017.

Nothing else much of note really.

The Strain is fairly okay, but different genre (horror with some medical sci-fi.) Everything has gone further and further into the pleb realm and sci-fi is really taking a backseat for the most part. 1 or 2 good shows or movies is basically nothing in a sea of piss. Even the remake of the Andromeda Strain wasn't good; fucking remakes man.

>>8322519
so I am at least not the only one who noticed.
not sure if I can wait all until january..

>>8322525
Try "Stranger Things", it is more fantasy with some sci-fi. It is good, but nothing sci-fi like the Expanse.

>>8322417
just integrate it by parts, family

The integral of [math]1/f(x) = f(x)^{-1}[/math] is [math]0[/math].

>>8322417
[math]\int\frac{1}{e^{2x}+4}dx=\frac{1}{4}\int\frac{1}{(\frac{e^x}{2})^2+1}dx[/math]

Which will be an arctan(u) integral...

Because they are smart?

Because they wore a fedora anyway.

>>8322366
>why are most scientists Catholics?
ftfy

>>8322318
abstraction doesnt exist

dumb monkey poster

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when will we see the end of gorillaposting

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You hardly ever encounter math in undergrad CS courses. It's pure code monkeying all the way, just like the memes suggest.

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>>8322195
No, get out of my major.

>>8322195
Make software for artists.

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im the bes ´t in the field of shitposting by usinh an arbitrarily small amoutnt of time

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Given 1000 years, I would know more than any other person on the planet, but my IQ would stay the same, and thus I'd have hard time coming up with my own contributions to the field. So no.

10,000 hours.

>These books place a new emphasis on behavior and designing in deliberate practice to get to extraordinary performance. Ericsson (1990)1 says that it takes 10,000 hours (20 hours for 50 weeks a year for ten years = 10,000) of deliberate practice to become an expert in almost anything.

Keep in mind those hours only count when you're in fact being productive or operating with maximum efficiency. Sitting in you chair rocking back and forth while you struggle with a concept or procrastinate doesn't count.

>2011
>using groups instead of hodge theaters

Get a load of this faggot.

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>all the cool kids are taken
>have to been grouped with the actual autists and retards

>>8322047
>a woman that attractive
>social reject
how is it even possible to fuck up so badly

solidworks

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>>8321956
Julia.

>>8321956
Either really

Probably VBA or python, not everyone uses matlab

with homeschooling you get a more personalized education and can advance further.
on the other hand you risk that your child will not be well adjusted in this world and you have to spend a lot of time and money to make sure your child has all the factors needed to grow up well adjusted and normal.

>>8321814
>he doesn't know about affirmative action
qeq

>>8321814
Homeschooling is great academics wise

I'm an ENTJ, it only took me about a year to stop being socially retarded when I went to college.

never had a gf but that's to be expected of someone who spends too much time on 4chan

>>8321804
well its not by the number of posters who respond to your shit-tier bait thread before it gets deleted and you get banned, if thats what you were thinking OP...

>>8321804

You don't because it's not a thing, it's an abstraction of behavior.

>>8321828

>first comment is a concession

At least attempt a courtesy riposte, Jesus.

>>8321858

By which unit of measurement could you differentiate the abstraction of my behavior from that of a dog?

>>8321791
No one believes that this series is equal to 1/2. It's non-convergent meaning it can't be represented by a number.

>>8321810
no its not you stupid american. >>>/b/

>>8321810
> it can't be represented by a number
Yeah it can. It just doesn't converge to a number

>>8321765

>super-steroid

How is what he took any different from regular steroids?

>>8321773
Regular steroids just help you work out, super-steroids instantly turn you into a beautiful muscle man

CRISPR

or

Nanomachines, son