Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1438. page

>>8293822
Good for Mathematics, OK for anything else. Textbooks are (obviously) better.

>>8293822
Me. It's pretty good up to a certain point.
After that it's preferable to just study from somewhere else.

Yes. It's a great way to refresh math concepts, and even better when doing it with someone else. I don't know about the other sections, but the math modules do what they intend to do.

I thought this was the science board. nobody can help me?

I'm no expert but I don't think anything degrades into gold. Nuclear transmutation allows you to make gold from say lead but that doesn't really happen naturally.

Gold is made in the 2nd+ generations stars.

>>8293867
gold and lead are very similar and lead comes from uranium so gold must come from another transuranic element

>>8293587
btw I know that there's already this one but I think it's similar and not the same question there.
Plus asking another question in a thread wouldn't get me any answer.

> regardless of IQ which is still proven inaccurate

It's one of the most tested, statistically reliable and valid concepts in the social sciences.

Come on.

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>>8293973

>one of the most tested, statistically reliable
>social sciences.

That's not really much of an accomplishment considering the field as a whole.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2016/03/09/does-social-science-have-a-replication-crisis/

http://science.sciencemag.org/content/349/6251/aac4716

http://andrewgelman.com/2011/09/10/the-statistical-significance-filter/

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis

http://www.nature.com/news/over-half-of-psychology-studies-fail-reproducibility-test-1.18248

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4436798/

>>8293666
Are you interested in space, or are you interested in astronomy?

I'm doing a placement at Manchester Uni doing astrophysics. It's shite, it's more computer programming than anything, just droning through coding programs for meaningless astroshit. 0/10 do not recommend, there's better physics out there

>>8293696
I'm interested in space, and how it works. Is that much different from what astronomy is?

>>8293697
Oh. I'm not usually interested in Physics and stuff, I guess it's the space part that draws me into it, but I have studied a bit of computer science and programming.

Sorry bad English

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Just let the chinks genetically engineer 250 IQ superhumans. Us non-engineered subhumans need not breed at all.

>>8293651
The idea of genetic determination is pretty much taboo. Eugenics is seen as a massive violation of human rights (even if victimless) and there's a drive to focus on some common human essence that is somehow still disconnected from genes, regardless of capability, and level the field (remove hindrances, slacken standards, control language) for those less able rather than celebrate those more able.

These are the times (in the West). Check your privilege.

>>8293639
>What's the science on egg yolks?
They come out of your mom's vagina.

>Are they healthy?
Only if you shove them up your ass you disgusting faggot.

This is not /sci/ material. Go to >>>/fit/

Dosage makes the poison
>dietary science
>hard science

>>8293643
>nutrition science is not science
>p-pls stop disturbing my 0.999...=1, sun of ice and lava, IQ shitposting, undergrad / high schooler circlejerk and /pol/ bait threads

>>8293586

Its fun to believe in magic though

>>8293586
Could we pretend that this isn't a bait thread because I'm genuinely interested.

Is there some resource that I could look at for an upper-year undergrad physics student which would explain Bell's theorem in detail? I've even looked at the original paper but to be honest I'm too lazy to go through it myself, it's a bit too dense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ORLN_KwAgs

1. Machine Learning
2. Data Science
3. Bioinformatics

bait

>>8293537

Start working a masters will not really benefit you unless it's in a specific career direction and even then you're better off getting it after you've started that career

>>8293512
real scientists dont discuss on a forum for autistic kids

>>8293520
some of them do.

The science and math board of this Lithuanian faberge egg collecting forum is somewhat sparsely populated.

>>8293511
>descendant of brainlets
wrong, that's being a descendant of poor and unlucky people.
There's nothing to be ashamed of since it isn't your fault and it probably wasn't their fault as well.

Be proud of who you are, who you made yourself to be and how your parents helped you with that (if they did) despite their lack of education.

>>8293511
Keep in mind how much your parents should mean to you dude, I know this is 4chan but let's just be honest. You're lucky to have parents, a lot of people don't.

>>8293540
what the fuck are you even talking about?
why should it mean something to him?

There's literally nothing wrong with murdering your own parents if you have a valid reason.

Being ashamed of your family for status reasons though and you should kill yourself.

Judge your parents based on their character/beliefs/behavior, not income and formal education level. For fuck's sake.

There's nothing there. Deal with it.

>>8293422
no.
But it's also not a certainty that there is not some kind of life "inside" Europa

>>8293422

not at all. We don't know really, we have to go there to find out.

physics is gay anyway, lets derail this into biology

>>8293429
>he thinks biology is a science
If you didn't win at ISEF with a bio project before junior year why do you even try

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>>8293429
thats the way to go my biofriend

reminder that both kurisu and ema work with biology and they are both cute

>>8293384
ohlookthisthreadagain.jpg

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>>8293394
Are you gonna do something about it nigger

Oppenheimer

here we go...

>>8293146
>pokemans memes on sci

>>8293146
you might be able to derive something from the range equation. im not that great at physics though.

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draw a fucking parabola

>>8293134
if you see no way out, it means you are too stupid OP

>>8293135
are you retarded?

implying we wont either:
1. create some form of machine life or AI that will carry on after us and go to other planets and galaxies

2. copy human brains into 1