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>>8264577
So I saw a great shower last weekend.
Was that part of the perseids?

>>8264580
Well, not enjoying the little wonderful things doesn't seem smart at all

P.D. im not American

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>>8264580
>Canary islands
>American
<<<<<<<

OP, do you know what part of the canary islands is?
I'm from there and i want to know if i can watch it for myself!

s-stop taking my jobs....

>>8264567
>ChemE
>being a lab monkey
You're a failure if this happens.

But anons here says that is hard to get ChemE jobs in USA nowadays, so who knows.

same question as OP except microbiology

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its a huge jump from discovering some remains of flowing water to claim its a sign of potantiel life when the radiation itself doesn't allow biological life to exist anywhere. I'm not even mentioning the other planets due to lack of habitable landscapes, temperatures, atmosphere, necessary elements for life, etc...

It wouldn't be so bad if NASA claims there might be life though. So what if they try to stay relevant. Atleast they are not doing cheap ass journalist shit like cliaming they found ayylmaos with zero evidence or data. You have to understand that these guys are desperate for the budget they deserve and can't have.

>>8264381
When did they say that?

>> bases on the moon
NASA doesn't have enough money to do that. That wouldn't be very ground breaking.

In terms of ground breaking science, probes with new scientific instruments do more.

>>8264391
Mars used to have a much thicker atmosphere and a magnetosphere to absorb/deflect radiation, and Europa has several kilometers of ice as a shield

>>8264357
probably

Nothing actually exists.

B doesn't contain A. Stupid Americans xD

>>8264340
It already is possible, and I already have done it in a less permanent. In my case I just iteratively stripped associated links to memories and built passive systems to suppress recollection. I left the memories intact and eventually came to reclaim them.

You can bury memories in such a way that you'll never find them again, and you can deliberately fragment and dissolve them to the point where you're incapable of reconstructing any form of it.

My advice, don't bother going down that road. It's better to build a new self and reality by building than selectively removing and thinking you'll be able to better build on what's left. It will only lead to misery. A great irony.

>>8264352
This is interesting as fuck. Please tell more.

>>8264363
What do you want to know specifically?
I just built a crude shell personality and "funneled" myself into it. The brain is already very good at enforcing behavioral consistency (whether it's dependent on context, a given social group, a role), so in part I exploited that.

Every time a memory was brought to mind that I didn't like or find useful, usually autobiographical, I would break it down into its core pieces and identify what spurred the memory, then actively remove all of those links. Or distort them, or render them inoperable, whatever the case might be. It's hard to put it into language, but it's eventually a pretty simple and fluid process. Eventually they just stopped occurring. Associated psychological and emotional aspects of these memories, also at least in a higher sense, were no thus longer present either. Though it's possible artifacts were still ticking away subconsciously.

Etc. There's a lot to be said, and a bit of overlap with the process of deliberately creating and solidifying false memories. I was disgusted and hated myself, and also wanted to avoid stress for various reasons, so I was just using old systems and tools I'd already developed and performing this process naturally. It wasn't planned. Had it been planned and executed as such, I think it's possible a person might never wake up and question how they knew all the things they did, why they can't remember their childhood, why they do anything they do, etc. How would you prevent this? Creation of false memories and a false experienced everyday context.

>>8264278
I slap his ass

Now what does he do?

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>>8264281
He laughs at the curiosity of the primitive lifeform, then he rips out your vagus nerve.

>>8264278
...Nothing?
Am I supposed to best him in a brutal fight to the death to prove I was born superior to something that was deliberately engineered?

>>8264241
They're called hills

>>8264241
So houses would have tilted floors? Great idea.

>>8264247
Yup. Nobody has ever built a house on tilted ground and made it horisontal.

>>8264174
Wrong.

Time is perceived as an increase in entropy.

You can have energy in a system that doesn't change, so no time difference could be measured

>>8264174
Time exist because sentience is made of events. Time illusion.

>>8264174

This thread is autistic. Prove me wrong.

>torrent
>$0

>>8264208
>torrent
>$50,000 bond
>$250,000 fine
>Court cost
>attorney's fees
>counselling to cope with rape trauma and rectal diameter reconstruction surgery

>>8264208
>virus
>$0

>>8264094
What is thunder?
In elementary/middle(?) school a teacher had us brainstorm ideas about weather.

My idea on thunder was lightning "cut" through the air, creating empty space. And the sound of thunder was the air colliding back together.

I should google this.

>>8264100
Schiz

>>8264100
I was taught it was friction from the clouds colliding with each other.

Yes it would float.
Happy now ?

>>8264006
I dont know man. any proofs it wouldnt fall or spin

Just coz. For reference, the mass of the earth is not evenly distributed. Oddly, fluid mechanics is developing only because the food and chem industries need better methods of even distribution of ingredients.

So, no, your ring would crash to earth. Gravity is not constant, I forget by how much, the gravitational centre of the earth is off by.

when its said "the subset of all left coset of some subgroup" is it meant that i spam every g from G to subgroup N? What is it Im getting then and how come they make disjoint sets that togather complete group G?

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>>8263996
I also struggled with the intuition behind them when I first took this course. I'll share what other anons explained to me now, and then provide an explanation of how I think about them when I get home and have the time

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>>8264117
Kek and then there's this one

Bump for interest.

I thought /sci/ liked to give their opinions?

>>8263983
>>8264032
>>8264046
samefag.

Stop shitting sci up with shitty threads.

College level general ed english is pretty easy. The only points I ever lost in that class were due to the prof wanting us to write papers relating to our major and they couldn't handle all the technical language in the respective fields after telling us to write the paper directed to people in our field.

Also, when you see majors classes like that, they rigor is the same, but they tend to guide the course in a direction more suiting for the major. A lot of schools require hard science majors to take an english class framed around writing for journals, where the engineering english may focus on writing technical documents or maintenance plans or procedure, rather than using flowery language they focus on being clear and concise.

I took an easy english class for engineering and we wrote resumes and pitched and designed a product
No essays whatsoever lel

>>8263963
Idk if that is the same thing, but at my school everyone had to take Engl101 + one higher level writing class. They had a higher level class for stem majors about writing scientific papers.

It means that the phase space that the trajectory is plotted on is a differentiable manifold.

I don't get the question?

So describe how it arose.

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>>8263959
how do the dimensions of the manifold and the phase space compare? is the former always less than or equal to the latter?