Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1655. page

>>8096013
>you can make crystals this easily

sorry OP I can't answer you, but I'm coming back after I try this xD
will post pics

You're not allowed to post these cool crystals informationals ever since that kid hospitalized himself on /b/.

>>8096022
huh? I just grabbed the first image from google images when I googled "make crystals".

>>8096011
the best hangover cure is not to drink
the second best cure is to drink as much water as you drink

if you think it's lame to drink water in between drinks, you're too immature to drink responsibly.

Drinking water is for sukers lol

>>8096015
>responsible drug use meme

none
I find that something is truly yours when it arises within you without a lot of external influence, but because it makes you shiver or it makes you curious.
Only women and people who like to read like to get their ideas from others.

>>8095997
The way of the superior man

>>8096007
Dale Carnegie was passionate about human interaction and communication, he read every book on the subject and every biography of great leaders he could get his hands on.

Tesla was such an avid reader that he would memorize books and got up to a point where he even looked into HInduism texts for inspiration.

>>8095966
no.

>>8095966
That movie was good ok

>>8095969
You know when he puts gun powder on that huge nasty cut on his throat then lights it up? Would that really work in any way?

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not something I did

>bovine aerodynamics

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In this one I tried to recreate this situation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZnKIPfIhAQ

Just pretend there is a rope linking them like in the video. The mass that starts below has 80kg while the other ones 8kg if I remember well... There is no resistive force and the rope is not rolling on the rod. I tried to set the initial conditions similar to the ones in the video.

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this one is a wave function spreading in a square barrier
>>8095865
Wow thats impressive, I really hope I have this much of free time if I ever get a job

>>8095853
substitute >>>/hm/ for >>>/sci/ for homework threads

>>8095855
ah thanks

>>8095853
cos(x) = u
-sin(x)dx = du
sin^2(x) = 1 - cos^2(x)

There are studies that show a glass of wine a day is actually beneficial, so I'm sure alcohol, like almost every other edible substance, is healthy only in moderation.

I can only think of substances like lead or mercury that do damage to you without a lower limit on their concentration. These are substances that are not healthy in any amount. Alcohol is alright as long as its in moderation tho.

>>8095721
>What is heavy drinking though?
Defined as 5 drinks a day for males and 3 drinks a day for females.

>A year of getting wasted every night?
Defined as 5 drinks a day for males and 3 drinks a day for females.

>Or as little as a single week of extreme binging?
Defined as 5 drinks a day for males and 3 drinks a day for females.

>What about lighter drinking?
Studies go back and forth arguing garbage correlation/causality points and generally doing poor science. From my own poking around, negative affects stem from binge-ing and the accompanying "kindling" effect (google that term), as well as malnutrition. Light drinking can disturb your sleep if you have the drink immediately before sleeping, which will affect your quality of sleep (and so would translate into the same effects as shit sleep)

>Is nightly red wine a myth?
From the above, you can certainly have red wine nightly. It will probably do fuck all one way or another. Have it if you enjoy it.

>Does having a single beer a night do anything harmful?
See above.

>IQ?
It's a garbage measurement, but figure that unless you're wrecking your liver, the only negative effect would be busting up your sleep. This would affect your problem solving ability the same as sleeping like shit would in the short term.

Conclusions: Drink light, drink during the day.

P.S. It is a known and acknowledged carcinogen though.

>>8095741
>Defined as 5 drinks a day for males and 3 drinks a day for females.
I know you were trying to make a point, but it did not answer my question. If someone had 5 drinks one night and never drank again. Does that person now have to wait a whole year for the effects to go away?

Kys

>>8095639
>kiss your sister

Back to /b/ with your incest shit.

yeah trees make wood, energy crisis solved

>Anyone know anything about neuroscience here?
no. literally no one here does. you'll just get googled answers which you can easily find yourself.
stop being lazy.

>>8095632
I mostly did pharmacology/drug chemistry, but I had to take some neuroscience, I wouldn't say I really know it, though.

Anyway, this could be something like migraines (did you also notice a very heightened (to a painful degree) sensitivity to sights and sounds?). If not, it sounds like what is called a thunderclap headache (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderclap_headache). You need to go to a doctor now. Statistically, it probably isn't a subarachnoid hemorrhage (anyeurism bursting in your brain), but if it is you're fucked unless you immediately seek attention. Did you vommit? That's another sign of a SA hemorrhage. Subarachnoid hemorrhages also generally come with what are called "sentinel headaches," which are headaches that are super severe, an often happen a couple weeks or days before the hemorrhage itself. If it's stress this could be a hypertensive emergency (high blood pressure causing the pain), which is also really not fucking good.

Another possibility is cluster headaches. How old are you and have you ever smoked (tobacco)? They generally last for an hour of less and are located on one part of the head (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cluster_headache).

tl;dr: go to a doctor and get some scans if the doctor feels it's necessary.

i dont know anything technical, but I've heard that playing mental chess in excess can literally make you go insane. Google whoever has the record for most simultaneous games played mentally and you'll find some stuff on this.
I'm sure you get my point and how it's relevant.

Something something golden ratio.

The greeks solved this one long ago, friend.

>>8095587
OP search this. Fascinating topic

>>8095580
What's wrong with her lip?

>>8095451
Even fit people can get cancer, anon.
Cancer is just a mutation, you can't anti-cancer anything. You can decrease your risk by not exposing yourself to certain mutagens, but mutagens will forever always be around you.
You can also increase the chances of getting cancer by ingesting or being around mutagens, which increased the chances of a cell mutating into an immortal hellspawn that wrecks havoc upon your entire body. The chances of cancer 'cure' is probably going to impossible without a better early warning system. There's just no such thing as a "anti-cancer"

>>8095451
Google "known carcinogens"

>>8095482
it is an anti-cancer in that it reduces your risk. But increasing your intake of that anti-cancer to ridiculous levels doesn't make you cancer proof, no.

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look at how retarded this representation is.

>>8095412
Just FUCK my shit up senpai

>let's hide every pattern
>let's make this shit obtuse as fuck
>let's not represent it in a meaningful way

muh fucking academics
monkeys

what do you consider yourself to be?

Yeah, monkeys and other primates are totally ruling the world with their big muscles

>>8095366
BLACKED

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>>8095356
>monkeys so superior to humans in terms of strength
Wait, is this like the thing with ants?
"If an ant was as big as a human, they could lift a car!"
Cause that shit is pure bullshit.
An ant scaled to human size would collapse under it's own weight.
Fuck ants.

i mean the 3rd prong is there for a reason

>>8095271
Not an EE, but I can tell you what to google to research it on your own: ground vs neutral.

>>8095296

The OP pic has a ground tho, right? You unscrew the outlet plate and plug in the adapter with the screw in the blue bracket.

>>8095188
Basically they use electromagnetic fields to propel a projectile at high hypersonic velocites, due to the laws of physics this would produce a very strong recoil effect making them impractical as hand held weapons unless you like your arm being blown off. Still the overall damage is higher than a chemically propelled projectile.

>>8095193
>eletromagnetic fields
so why exactly isnt the gun firing at a constant rate? like it's a full auto thing?
i thought there was no on/off switch for magnets?
and how can it fire cosmoline?
serious question.

>>8095198
The entire point of the rail gun is to rapidly turn magnets on and off, so that the projectile is attracted forward by the magnets ahead of it but not attracted bacwards by the magnets behind it.