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Impossible to "videochat" at those speeds. Its impossible to have mass at those speeds.

>>8268557
Like hypothetical. If it was possible practically. This is not a real scenario. But a hypothetical scenario.

Let's say I had a realtime, good DPS high quality cam, pointed to somewhere on earth. Lets say a big city, New York. What would I see? A hundred years pass in a second, or something else?

... do you mean "shakes"? I have no idea what you're asking

>>8268644
>I have no idea what you're asking
How can I measure whether a line shocks for some period of time (not just a single big jump).
Consider the case where the line is made of discrete points.

>>8268684
Do you mean noise? But to answer your question maybe a Fourier transformation can work out

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>>8268319
>stressologen

>>8268319
Sounds like you've been smoking something, but it sure wasn't tobacco.

the term you look for is anti-aromatase and yes nicotine does that same thing broccoli does but is more potent.

>>8268216
Depends on the field and if you had to pay for it. For example, in math, masters degree only programs are a meme.

>tfw contract engineer
>tfw I have to pay for my own Master's

Possibly related:
>my boss is a jew
>the employee handbook says we can be terminated for (((historical revisionism)))

>>8268241
>the employee handbook says we can be terminated for (((historical revisionism)))

Oh hell no. Quit, anon, he's looking for an excuse to sue you. Or anyone. For anything.

>>8268195
Suck your professor cock and do like ancient Greek

QM is so easy that even chemists do it, come on

>>8268195
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPH7f_7ZlzxQVx5jRjbfRGEzWY_upS5K6

>>8268116
If a lightning bolt were to strike, it moves at the speed of light, right? You can notice it, but you can't dodge it once you already see it coming, as you don't move anything close to the speed of light, you just process information abnormally fast.

>>8268160
Lightning travels at 1/3 of the speed of light, but yes you wouldn't be able to see it, but you would be able to observe it longer than other people can.

Not OP but I have a question. If this happened, how would people look? Would things be in slow motion and people would be moving slowly? But then how would they see you? You wouldn't be moving fast because it doesn't actually increase your movement speed.

It's like when you are 100% sure that you are getting your dick wet but suddenly you find yourself masturbating at home.

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lots of hypothetical habitable planets
lots of anticipated alien civilizations
no signal of lyfe anywhere
where the hell is everybody ?

>>8268101
Spooky spectator ship

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>>8268061
Theoretically, I throw them away, but if I look in my closet I'm sure I'll find stacks of old notebooks

I've never needed to use a textbook and all of my notebooks end up in peer-reviewed journals, so I can't relate to whatever issue it is that you're having. Sorry.

>>8268069
Kek

>>>/x/

>>8267923

It fell out of your mom's ass

>>8267923
Darth Vader build it everyone knows that

Why is Jupiter such a big one?

>>8267744
because of
>>8268010

gravity

>>8268015
gravity doesn't exist

The campus library, I have 1 and 2 hour gaps between classes most days, which is too short to justify driving home, so I just get my studying done during the day

>>8267624
I can't focus as well at home since I'm bad at mentally keeping apart work/recreation space, so when I study I usually do it at my university.

>>8267638
Op here, should i study in library?

before you can simulate something, you first need to know what it is and how it works.

op, please define 'intelligence' and 'consciousness', then explain in detail how they work.

>>8267589
I don't want to simulate anything. Consciousness is also not the issue.

What I want (and you should, too) is essentially a "super science machine" that can improve on a level as meta as possible until we get magic life extension.

Maybe someone in the life sciences can help and tell us what currently the most tedious processes are, so we can think about how to automate those (or have a machine automate them)

first we need to migrate all binar logic to ternary

them we can start building a real computed brain

wont go into detail here tho as most of you understand jackshit anyway

It's only speculation before we find out in a month from now what the Mars Colonial Transporter will be. But it' must have more than 2 stages, it cannot be just 2. TD;LR, even Falcon Heavy has 2+ stages (depending on mission).

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Neanderthal technology

>>8267587
What if it gets refueled in orbit?

Lebesgue integration sucks and you should not ever do it.

>>8267449

Need them for PDEs.

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>>8267442
Anon the best thing you can do is going though several measure and analysis books until you have all figured it out.

fapping to unnormal things

deprivation

hey bro try this cool new website i found

its called google.com