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>>8161197
this is one of the unsolved problems in physics

>>8161197
why do we have 3d vision when we only have 2d images

>>8161197
>He doesn't have orthographic vision

lol git gud scrub.

>>8161189
ROS
matlab

simulink

>>8161191
>>8161193

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yup, neutron stars are huge spheres made of neutrons.

neutron is a meme

The answer is yes, though you should be reminded that neutrons decay and have a half-life of about 11 minutes.

It's possible to slow neutrons down from some source (usually produced by an accelerator) and trap them magnetically. There's no way to make them as dense as you're imagining though. A cold neutron gas that lasts less than an hour is the absolute best we can do.

I put the gun down and concede defeat

3/4 chance of not blowing your brains out without spinning, or 1/3rd with spinning. Obviously better without spinning.

>>8160961
Neither, you shouldn't play Russian roulette.

Pulling the trigger first seems more practical though.

OP here. Would cooking oil be an option? Oil would definitely give me the visually distinct phases I'm looking for. Not sure about what my solute would be though. Also, this will be a borrowed sep funnel, so I can't gunk it up too badly.

>>8160949
Just give a speech on why it is ok to own pit bulls or some MMA fighter like everyone else in your class, you nerd. You're just going to confuse everyone and be cringeworthy.

>>8160966
The speech has to involve a practical demonstration. That's the whole point of it. Most of the practical skills I have are from chemistry class. Also, extractions are probably the most intuitive and interesting thing I could show them, especially when you can literally see the stuff moving from one phase to another!

It's a fair point, though. If this falls through I'll show them how to iron a shirt.

are you fucking 11 m8

>>8160902
bionicles were amazing. what a sick background story.
>are they possible in real life
kek

>>8160909
11 inches down your throat m8

can we have an education general ? We seem to have a lot of questions like these

I'm kinda with you though man. CS is dope, EE is dopest. But, doubling on them would require you to be some kind of genius.

>>8160890
>college math is hard
>half the degree are meme humanities optional courses
>only 20 courses are core subject
>hard

>>8160894
nigger, double major EE and CS and show me your grades. It's not crazy hard math, but the work will be to much.

>>8160781
>In some places, it's infinitely curved

Until now I thought anything smaller than Planck length suddenly didn't make any sense - time and space drop entirely there.

>>8160819
Doesn't the asymptotic behavior imply infinity tho?

>>8160834
>imply
It shouldn't be about implication, it should be about proof.

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>>8160692
He should go with this virus design.
It can land on most surfaces if the wires strong enough...
Even better.
Put dirt on the boat for a softer landing
put spikes on the ship.
Just one long spike. Or lotsa little ones.
Dart the ship into the boat like a spike.

last rocket ran out of liquid Oxygen a few feet above the deck.

He still has 2 used rockets to sell at a discount. 1 rocket to go in front of SpaceX HQ. 1 rocket to be studied.

>>8160692
like NASA or the USSR? the ones who blew up hundreds of rockets when trying to do something never attempted in human history?

Of course it's possible. People will tell you it's not if this thread gets any more replies, but you have to remember, these are people from a sub-Type 1 civilization who reached their conclusions about where life can and cannot occur in the universe based on observing only a small percentage of the organisms that have ever existed on only one single planet.

>>8160534
Further evidence for the conclusion that the life wasn't just basic?

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>>8160626
thanks anon, great perspective
>>8160634
True, but aren't we already assuming that there is life on some of the Kepler planets based on the fact that they are similar to Earth? If Mars was also like that at one point I don't see how it's so far fetched.

>>8160523
Concentrated bleach + Concentrated Hydrogen Peroxide.

Mixing them will make hydromethoxycarboxyl acid, which doesn't give off poisonous fumes and will melt stuff like a Dali painting.

>>8160523
You can buy it at some stores. You don't have to manufacture it.

>>8160532
mechanism or gtfo

>>8160513
>I've seen instances of people dying from only staying awake for 36 hours

I don't believe this, can you give a source?

>>8160515
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/18/diablo-3-death-chuang-taiwan-_n_1683036.html

Excuse the shit source, it was the first link I found about the story.

Turns out I was off by 4 hours but the point stands.

I had problems with insomnia in my late teenager years. I spent about 44 hours awake, and I didn't die AFAIK.

It's not something I would recommend tho. Things start getting pretty weird after about 24 hours. It starts to feel like real life is a movie you are merely watching.

>>8160403
1. You get stoned.
2. If you get stoned enough you'll become stupid enough to believe that cannabis cures all diseases.

>>8160405
Dont forget:

3. You get stoned.

It is better than anything else you would take to to salve a hangover.

>>8160383
It is called supervised learning, dipshit.

>>8160470
That's not even remotely what this is. This is a global black box optimization technique for binary data. I'm publishing a paper about it, but I want to present some more applications.

>>8160383
Find the best pick-up line.

Potential Energy

>>8160295
Learn what frequency means first.

Photons can travel through space without losing energy. Red shifted light looks that way because it's traveling away from you so the light waves 'stretch' out. It's not until that photon hits something that it gets absorbed