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>>8196735
>do you have exceptional ability in one area and borderline deficiency in others?
Yes. From what I've seen, many people are this way.

>>8196735
Take super-autist for example.
He's smart in math, chemistry, high-iq, learns everything super quick.

But he cannot socialize for the life of him.

Intellectually smart
Socially defunct

Socially smart people are good at manipulation, getting what they want out of others, persuasion, etc. High intelligence and social ability and you could almost be like a spectator, getting everything you want, and dropping it just to change dynamics and see what happens.

>>8196735
>how does unevenly distriubted intelligence develop in people?
Usually laziness and lack of effort / any environmental means to realize what ties things together.

Less commonly a hard mechanical cause.

>>8195685
Doing their own shit.

>>8195685
>Where are the extraterrestrial civilizations?
Not here or not interested.They would have probably wape us out for resources

Specifically?

>>8189315
The term you're looking for is "tidally locked."

Tidally locked?

>>8189315
Are you writing sci-fi, friend?

good question. anybody wanna answer ?

Space with a dash of time

>>8200240

pants

>>8199337
>Harmful
Kind of, and mostly. Especially with chronic consumption.

>Beneficial
In no meaningful ways. The concentrations of beneficial compounds found in red wine are minuscule and occur alongside a number of other metabolic byproducts that give a good portion of the human headaches and much worse hangovers.

The human body is a complex machine, and ethanol and its metabolites net out as toxins, regardless of dose. Booze is for changing your mental state and perception, ie, as a drug. No more to be framed around "health" than dextroamphetamine.

Also, evidence shows it strips dendritic spines and changes their formation behavior afterwards, especially with teenage drinking. Which I did plenty of, but don't really care as a whole.

>>8199346
How do u explain the reduced mortality from cardiovascular disease in moderate drinkers compared to non-drinkers even accounting for exercise?

http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/HealthyLiving/HealthyEating/Nutrition/Alcohol-and-Heart-Health_UCM_305173_Article.jsp#.V4UdGfkrJD8

>>8199398
Ohh God, has that cigarette faggot come back to *prove* that alcohol is good for you, and the negative health effects are a government conspiracy?

>>8196344
Kys, brainlet.

>>8196344
Literally just practice

>>8196347
an intelligent and coherent response one can only expect from /sci/

>>8199387
My issue with self-learning is that I stick with non-technical stuff. I do have a very broad range of knowledge.

>>8199387
it's not very efficient to self teach in the long run. unless someone knows what he's doing is helping you or giving you advice, it's very easy to get lost

that said, it's better than nothing. so keep going bro

I'm a math major at a shit school who's been teaching myself math outside of what I'll learn in my undergrad. So far I'm in the middle of Galois theory, am learning Dynamical Systems, advanced linear algebra, and Analysis I haven't done yet. In the past I taught myself advanced calculus and discrete math before touching the material in university. In the future I plan to teach myself pure math on the side while pursing applied math in grad school.

>>8195546
I am, but only for a WW1 History project along with like 30 other people.

yeah, like, 10 millions articles or something i don;t know, i stopped counting.
cited a few hundred billion times, nothing big time.

>>8195546

Currently working on my first submission to a peer-reviewed conference as a result of something I came up with during an internship! A sister paper may follow on a parallel topic.

>>8193688

Let's define particle mememesfriend as having 0 information. Wow, no speed limit.

>>8193707
wouldn't the inexistence of mass be enough ?

dunno lol

>>8199305

Lehninger - Principles of Biochemistry

Alerbts, et.al. - Molecular Biology of The Cell

>>8199317
Thanks, I'll check these out

>>8199305
General Chemistry: Principles and Modern Applications - This book covers almost all areas of chemistry, and is used as the main chemistry undergrad book in many universities.

Organic Chemistry: A short course - Nice introductory book to organic chemistry and organic reactions.

>>8196991

Which wings?

>>8196999
airplane wings.

>>8196991
Why should they be?

>>8195537
X
X*2
X*2+10
(X*2+10)/2= X + 5
X +5 - X = 5

File: 1466916958797.png (343KB, 671x1047px) Image search: [Google]

343KB, 671x1047px

[eqn]
\begin{aligned}
\sqrt{2} \cdot 2 &= 2\sqrt{2} \\
2\sqrt{2} + 10 &= 2\sqrt{2} + 10 \\
\frac{2\sqrt{2} + 10}{2} &= \sqrt{2} + 5 \\
\sqrt{2} + 5 = 5
\end{aligned}
[/eqn]
O-Oh...

>>8195537
>>8195540
This image only works for integers between 1-10

>>8199842
The space shuttle was the end of manned spaceflight. ISS is just like the tatrail of a headless snake still flopping about. It's up to private companies now, unless there's a major change in the world's priorities, that I just don't see happening.

>>8199847
I take it you've not been keeping up with space news. There's no longer big hoopla in mainstream media but the private sector and Chinese are sending shit up constantly including people.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvwKB2jblwk

>>8199847
The last space shuttle flight was only like 5 years ago and is being replaced by Orion using Delta IV Heavy/SLS.

>>8199555
Can a SVM make trippy pictures? I thought so.

DUDE IT'S NEURAL LMAO

but both are shit desu.

>>8199555
Because of deep learning which lets you solve harder problems. It's also worth mentioning that there are a fuckload of huge frameworks for working with deep neural nets as well as nvidia libraries and shit.

>>8199508
um taste, maybe?

Ease of production?

>>8199508
Go drink a bottle and post results.

>>8199508
Find a yeast that selectively produces isopropanol then report back.