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>>9112614

Because he is the only famous US scientist.

>>9112614
wow your bait is shit

>>9112614
Tesla coils are cool

No, they are not.

https://standards.browntechnical.org/products/ansi-z80-3?variant=27775373193

>These products are commonly called sunglasses, and they are not designed to be industrial safety eyewear as defined in ANSI Z87.1, or to provide corrective prescriptions as defined in ANSI Z80.1, or to provide protection for selected sports as defined within ASTM F08.57 committee standards, or to provide protection when making direct observation of the sun, such as for viewing a partial or annular solar eclipse.
you bought shitty raybans

Can you explain why if they block UVA/UVB there would be an issue? What is the actual Science behind it? I'm very interested

>>9112575
then post in the eclipse sticky fuckwit

>>9112326
Hopefully with a banhammer

>>9112326
It won't. Same issue with the Star Trek teleporters being suicide machines. A new you pops out with the old you's memories, but each time you use one you die and cease to exist.

>>9112326
>gradually replace parts of brain with computer parts
>brain in jar

>>9112145
https://youtu.be/UDA3fF6WsVQ

your tutor was dogshit assuming both of you communicated clearly on your needs

>be tutor for geometry class
>teacher assigns me specific student
>realize this bitch is having problems with basic algebra
>okay no problem I'll review that
>realize further this bitch doesn't even know exponents
>bitch doesn't even know her times tables
>fuck it I got the time
>"Multiplication is easy. Let's start with the ones..."
>explain how it works
>"Now, what's 1x2?"
>"3"
>let's go simpler
>"what's 1+1"
>*uses fingers*
>"3"
>bitch calls her dad on me
>"Sir your child is a dumb ass."
>bitch gets kicked out of the class

Try teaching concepts about sine and cosine to someone who can't even add.
On top of all this she was a nigger.

Napalm. It's said that the recipe was lost, and while that's certainly true, that's essentially all it was. It was likely just made a different and probably more organic based way.

>>9111906
>Napalm
>aluminum NAphthenate and PALMitate
Not even, fgt pls
fabricate bullshit much?

>>9111890
any sort of rendered lipids would have done what greek fire was described.

>>9111750
you're not a dog you fucktard, your fat ass sweat will smell like shit no matter what

>>9112080
Humans have skin flora too.

>>9111682
just don't be autistic or forceful about it, you'll destroy their interest in mathematics and their aptitude elsewhere

why teach him maths when you can crush his soul and remove his ability to love in other, less convoluted ways


then, instead of reading him math books , you could just do coke and bang strippers every night

Do math with them every day, but also don't be a fag and ruin their childhood, life is shit enough when you grow up.

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Here's the patterns photons made at D0 separated according to which detector (D1-D4) their entangled partner hit.

According to what I said earlier, the patterns of D1 and D2 must be decomposable into one part where the photons reflected off Ma, and another part where the photons reflected off Mb. And yet, there is no simple way to do so.

I suspect that the sum of the photons which reflected off Ma and hit D1 and those which reflected off Ma and hit D2 should correspond to the number of photons which hit D3 according to the transparency of BSa, but since this is quantum mechanics that could be totally wrong. Although if it didn't, that would probably be a groundbreaking discovery in and of itself.

Think of the entire setup after the PS prism as a complicated double slit and screen.
'Which slit' info can be obtained anywhere between PS and BSc, like it can be obtained by adding detectors to the normal double slit experiment. One way would be making Ma and Mb momentum detectors but they chose to do it with BSa BSb D3 and D4. There's not really a difference.
Or 'which slit' info is by chance not gathered between PS and BSc and the superposition interference pattern is formed and detected after BSc D1 and D2 analogous to the traditional screen detector D0.
So you're right that sensors could be there at Ma and Mb but you miss the point that D3 and D4 do that same job, giving which slit info. When there's no detection before BSc the photon remains in a superposition of hitting both mirrors like going through both slits and that's what you see at D1 and D2.

>>9111810
>One way would be making Ma and Mb momentum detectors but they chose to do it with BSa BSb D3 and D4. There's not really a difference.
With the beam splitters, must either arrive at D3/D4 OR at D1/D2. You can't measure both at once, which was the entire point of the experiment.

But you CAN get measurements both from Ma/Mb AND D1/D2 with the SAME PHOTON.

>So you're right that sensors could be there at Ma and Mb but you miss the point that D3 and D4 do that same job, giving which slit info.
But they destroy the photon in the process. Ma and Mb don't (or maybe they actually do but the new photons they make are still tied up in quantum weirdness).

>When there's no detection before BSc the photon remains in a superposition of hitting both mirrors like going through both slits and that's what you see at D1 and D2.
My point was that there IS ALWAYS detection before BSc in this setup. The mirror 'detects' the photon via momentum transfer, regardless of whether a human is paying attention to the mirror's momentum or not.

Unless you're arguing for some extreme consciousness-centric interpretation of quantum physics, to which I can only suggest we try the experiment with the changes I mentioned and see who's right.

>>9111450
It's probably biology desu

t. biologist who plays bass

>>9111450
It's the most basic yet radical of them all.

Physics is vocals.
Chemistry is rythm guitar.
Biochem is lead guitar.
Biology is bass.
Math is drums.
Engineering is keyboard.

>>9111375
>if you go faster than light you go back in time
>based on the misrepresentation of a quote from Albert Einstein, the jew guy who just stole other people's discovery

Yes, the mensa one.

>>9111330
iqtest.dk

OLSAT's are generally usually used to earmark gifted kids. That test measures IQ up to 132.

Also, pic-unrelated.jpg

FIRST WE NEED TO BEESEECH THE MACHINE SPIRIT'S WILL

I could also see that it may be that the crystal continues to deform as current passes to ground.

>>9111251
Delete this post right now if you value your life. Tesla died asking the same questions. Big Solar will never stop hunting you.

>>9111270
The Feel when the way to free energy is putting a heavy rock on top of a quartz crystal.

A sword would not stop a bear from killing you. At best you'd both die. A wolf, if you're lucky, you can jam your arm in his throat and pretty much disable him and survive.

>>9111109
A sharp sword wielded by someone that knows what they're doing could easily disable a bear.

>>9111110
Unfortunately, most people these days do not have sword fighting experience.

A wolf would definitely be easier to fight. Those fuckers are like 80-90 Ibs, all you'd need to do is avoid the bites and get head control.

>>9111068
if you ever knew it you could relearn the material in about 2 hours
Calc is fucking piss easy

>>9111068
If you're talking about monkeying the usual problems, then yes.
I you mean understanding the theory and solving the problems of a good book like Spivak, the no.
It would take you more time.

>>9111077
My University offers exams on the first day of the semester to see if you can place out of Calc I or Calc II. You need to get at least a 75% on the Exam to get credit. I am asking this because I would like to place out of Calc I.

Pic related is the topics that will be present on the exam.