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If you want. Though the parallel isn't all that accurate, there is some overlap.

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>>8208838
Bruh

You should really change your attitude towards eating nutsacks.

>>8208831
Just start with Calculus. All the trig, geometry and algebra that you need to know will show up. Say you get stuck with a trigonometry concept, look it up. You kill two birds with one stone this way. Math is best learned intertwined: it becomes real this way and much more intuitive.

That's how I did it. I sucked at math, so I started at Calculus.

>>8208842

That actually seems like a really great way of learning Math, I think I'll give this a shot. Thanks!

>>8208842
>this
I would begin with the intuition behind functions then starts with limits, then derivatives, then integrals and begin to piece how they all fit together. It's never too late anon.

It's more like a predictor of first order, and it's boring

>>8208597
>implying psychologists know what a Taylor expansion is

High IQ doesn't imply you will be automatically sucessful.

But on the other hand average to low IQ implies you will never achieve anything great.

Deal with it.

>>8210103
>July 18, 2016 12:45 AM
>12:45 AM
>3:26:36 from now

God damn it. I'm already tired.

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>>8210160
Still time for a cheeky nap before the stream starts

>>8210166
>hamilton_still_rising.jpg

or time for a cheeky fap.

It's implemented in almost every library, to an annoying degree. Christ, look up stack exchange or something before making a thread

>>8208440
>he doesn't use Haskell

Don't worry OP. I got the joke.

The rest of you should be ashamed of yourselves.

Hydrochloric acid, it's natural too!

Most powerful would be tretinoin, which is basically topical Accutane. For something you can get without a prescription, I'd suggest AHA (alphahydroxy acid, which is a chemical exfoliant).

The best thing you can do is to prevent them in the first place. First, you want an oil cleanser. You can buy these, but it's cheaper to make them yourself with some oil (pretty much anything works - olive and coconut are good choices) and an emulsifier like polysorbate 80. This is good for getting off all the excess sebum that's accumulated over the day from your pores and face. After that you want a pH neutral cleanser to get off the excess oil - lots of face washes are basic which is harsh on your face and messes with the surface bacteria that you actually want there.

Other than that, you should moisturize and wear SPF daily. If your skin is dry or damaged, it'll overproduce sebum, and when sebum clogs your pores, anaerobic bacteria multiplies and that's what causes common acne.

Bless, t. skincare nerd.

Not eating dairy or excessive sweeteners.
Change your pillow case nightly, or sleep on a towel.
Stop using soap on your face, shampoo as well. Only use warm water and lightly wash with a washcloth.

Acne = gone. You're a machine man, this stuff ain't arcane magic. Accutane is also terrible from what I've heard and read, never should you have to resort to that. There is always a more fundamental problem to be solved.

> Are cometfags still BTFO?
Oh was it the aliens ? Can you post the link ?

>>8209098
>Tabby's Star.
>Googled it.
http://www.space.com/32929-alien-megastructure-tabbys-star-kickstarter-campaign.html
>Becomes interested.
Tell me more?

no news, probably won't be any for a while

we're pretty much waiting until the next dimming event

in the meantime people are pointing all sorts of shit at it and finding nothing but to be honest they're kind of useless
>no evidence of pulsed optical signals
>no evidence of directed radio wave signals
well no fucking shit, no hypothesis strongly supported the presence of either of those signals being detected

>>8207969
i.e. control of molecular dynamics on femtosecond timescales via spectral pulse shapers coupled to evolutionary algorithms

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yes

does this relate to control systems, or control theory in any way?

The human mind already exists

>>8207250
Yet the smartest minds don't know how to reverse entropy. Not sure what you're point is.

>>8207240
Some data might be nice to get a meaningful answer.

>>8206350
jump from high place

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>>8206350
Hanging yourself. Properly.

>>8206353
definitely not, so many things can go wrong

Book smarts isn't the end all be all.

You might be good at x.
A retard might be good at y.

Use your intellectual superiority to solve for y and you will see that either you can't and are also retarded, or that you have common ground in being good at something

>>8206807

>My question is: how do you deal with boredom and the false feeling of superiority when you have to deal with people on a daily basis?

Hate everyone equally, including yourself.

>>8206819

I already hate myself, but that’s a different problem for a different day.

I would like to focus on not hating people that don’t deserve it.

>>8206038
Beat the living shit out of her.

>>8206040
Kek

Mostly you can't.

When someone is falling for something like that, it's because they are in the habit of believing whatever makes them feel good. Believing nonsense isn't a mistake, it's a way of life. Believing nonsense becomes a part of your reward system, it becomes part of what makes you feel good day to day. Like any other act which releases serotonin and dopamine in the brain, belief can become an addiction, a belief addiction. Thinking you've figured something out or discovered some forgotten knowledge feels good, and people frequently become addicted to this behavior and jump at any chance to tell themselves that they've discovered something new. This is why most people who believe nonsense believe lots of nonsense in all kinds of different subjects.

Believing nonsense is an addiction. Even if you have enough sway with someone for them to recognize that something is nonsense, it doesn't matter, they will continue to find nonsense and believe it because they're junkies. Junkies for believing they found or discovered something amazing. They don't need logic, logic won't help. They need rehab.

rokc

>>8205503
GOLD

looks to me like a granite or pegmatite with a lot of mica in it. probably biotite mica.
t. paleofag

>>8205410
Just because you post the word '/sci/ence' a couple of times doesn't make your post /sci/ence related.

/b/ Memetics.

>>8205410
/pol/ - edgy neckbeards
/r9k/ - sad neckbeards
/g/ - neckbeards that maybe took a computer class once and spend mom's money on gaymen hardware
/lgbt/ - fags

>>8205104
>Psychiatry
Psychiatry is a field that should be scrubbed right out of existence.

chemist here, I fucking hated that letter in my 1st year

>>8205111
Kind of amazed we still consider psychiatry a medical degree, even though psychology is not considered one.

It made sense before MRI, when the brain was a mystery machine, but now it's a meme field.