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Yeah, the deep misunderstanding of science and what it's capable of is getting old.

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>>8147233
DNA tests confirm, it's not her body.

>>8147251
You should probably be cutting out a lot of microscopic holes for all of the bacteria if you're that stupid. See also chimerism and a bunch of other shit you're probably too dumb to know about.

>>8146144
That is correct, if the problem said that the first one is a crit then it would have been 50/50. The point is that you are not forcing an attack to be a crit, you are eliminating all the cases where there are no crits

>>8146144
We are not having this fucking thread again, check the archives.

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>>8146144
1/2, either it happens or it doesn't.

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>>8143942
But sir, isn't life meaningless ?

>>8143971
Nobody knows yet.

Cmoooon /sci/

>>8137036
Lets see what books affected your careers sci

>>8137036
Book?
Name of the Wind
/sci/ book?
prob Freakonomics
text book?
Spivak's Mechanics for Mathemagicians

>>8148311
Either.

is

>>8148311
discrete

>>8146013
>For example could we install high very high powered magnets in buildings that are activated only at the exact vibrational pulse of a gunshot, and thus the bullets and the guns themselves are stopped and pulled to the wall stopping the gun.
No, that's retarded. Thread over.

>>8146013
switzerland has tons of guns per capita, and no shootings.
america is just a poor country with people living miserably. a warzone really.

America has a culture problem, not a gun one.

With magnets strong enough to stop bullets: hope you enjoy ripping everyone in half who's wearing a belt or watch. Or sitting on a steel chair. etc.

I bet they prepared an amazing CGI to show off their round earth lies again.

well this is gonna be a disaster

So many jabs at SpaceX with a tiny rocket.

IF this isn't overcompensating I don't know what is

No. No it would not.

>>8151075
y?

>>8151077

If I smack your girlfriend's ass would it create a black hole?

No.

Why? Because why the hell would it?

The actual meaning is popular science, which means it's science that is dumbed down to a level that everyone can understand and relate to. Which means it dumbs down or simply ignores the really brainy stuff that requires one to understand the details, numbers, formulas, hypothesis and so on..

I wouldn't call that pop-sci since I doubt majority of pop-sci fags would dare to hold that book.

>>8150895
>what really is pop sci
Any attempt to dumb science down to the level a popular audience could understand.

>>8150916
wtf is a popular audience you steaming cuck

>implying all cancer is the same

Even if a cure to a specific cancer is found, it would cost too much for most people to afford or not be commercialized at all

>>8150844
Yes with ultra-accurate targeted radiation.

will we ever learn how to spread cancer more efficiently?

>>8150620
Because that's the definition of temperature.

Less brownian motion

I now absolutely nothing about physics but I'll give it a shot. Please tell me how stupid and wrong I am.

Stored energy is an measurement of potential, as in how many different things it can randomly do in the next second. As you take energy away from an atom it has less potential or less "things it can do." Eventually if you remove enough energy from an object the atoms are so limited in what options can perform that some of them start randomly doing the same thing and sync up.

6 disjoint copies of R^2 tb.h

>>8150641
The surface of a cube minus the edges, yes. This is the same as >>8150581

>>8150454
they fucked things that had slanted eyes.
just like white people share a common ancestor with the rhesus monkey.

>>8150467
Well yes so, there is no advantage to having such eyes in any environment then? Their common ancestors just happened to mate with other primates that looked like that(for some reason)? Also, why do most East Asian have dark eyes when they're ancestors lived in cold climates mostly(reflecting their lighter pigmentation). Could this be the fact they they share common ancestors with Persians and other Middle Eastern peoples?

>>8150454
>>8150507
Smaller "slanted" eyes mean you are less sensitive to sunlight glaring off fresh snow. Look at inuits, they have extremely small eyes reflecting this type of environmental adaptation.

The east Asian race as we know it would be descended from peoples who lived further north near Siberia before migrating southward.

>>8150367
>implying free will exists
Don't fall for this meme.

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>>8150367

>>8150673
how do you reply to me then completely aware of what you do?
>>8150792
dont want to fuck my shit up even more.want to do it naturally.

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Might want to take a look at this. I'm not telling you how to live your life, but be aware of the consequences my friend.

>>8150212
classic memeposter

>>8150202
Stuff like this and the bedroom thing strike me as just being heavily overfitted. Have they really gone through every image the system was trained on to make sure it's not just spewing out things it has seen?

I'm not convinced.