Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1661. page

>>8101858
hydraulics would be much heavier, right?
I'd go with pneumatic
then again, I'm not an engineer

>>8101872
That's exactly what I thought, but they could take more weight overall, my main concern is the power supply

>>8101877
>my main concern is the power supply
fusion cores

>Can you feel pain when donating organs?
If you can feel pain after death you can surely feel the smug sense of self-satisfaction when donating the organ, so I say it evens out.

/n/ here, want to know this too, my organs might be useful when a truck crashes my bike on the road

Being an organ donator is allowing the doctor to murder you prematurely so they don't have to wait around for you to slowly die

>took Chemistry 101 final yesterday at a community college
>professor keeps going near me and tries to look at what I am doing
>See him look at my test
>doesn't do it to anyone else
>sits right in front near me

Is it because I'm Latino or the fact that I never gave a shit about this fucking class and he knew it?

>>8096767
lmao same exact shit happened to me

>>8096791
How small was the class

>>8096796
The beauty of being an undergraduate.

>>8097457
Matt Taylor, Tim Hunt, Einstein, Oppenheimer, Boltzmann, Galileo, etc come to mind.

>>8097470
I guess Einstein wasn't ruined but he did flee a witch hunt. Today though the witchhunt doesn't kill outright but it ruins lives, not sure how long it'll last.

>>8097457
Watson wasn't ruined by "politics", he was ruined by making unsubstantiated claims, like a politician instead of a scientist. Also, he got his medal back. Nice bait.

>>8097470
This is the correct answer.

Physics. /thread

>>8083800
Nice dubs, where do I go from there as a career? Why is it better than a Math major?

>>8083788
Narrow down your interests by inquiring after the type of work the people in these fields do. If you really can't narrow it down, do something like EE which covers a lot of subjects. Do not do this >>8083800 under any circumstances, cause you'll end up a CS monkey if you don't have a vested interest strong enough to get you to academia. Same for Chem and Bio.

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>>8091506

>>8091507
>cmb
doesn't go 'all the way back' to the putative bg though, right?

>>8091514
no it doesn't.
It might also help to know that physicists don't think they know what happened right after the big bang. They hypothesize.

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>>8099260
I wish I was smart enough to be part of this. I'm too poor and White trash.

>>8099260
What happened to /sci/s hyperloop team?

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>>8099278
Who knows

what's the point of trying to be the best if you're not already?

I mean what's the point of being the best anyway?

>>8096948
When you die

Being written down in some book means nothing to you after you die, live to experience

No, but you need to try really hard or be really lucky to break free

>>8096948
You're probably like 24 or some shit.

no.
and quote mining shit doesn't help your point.

>m-muh fallacious positivism

>>8095213
>comparing real scientists vs popsci shills

if you're going to cherry pick quotes, at least choose working scientists, not talking heads who spout their nonsense (but package it as if they represent all scientists) all over the media

>>8094262
>eventually become the same thing at a high enough level

I don't think "high enough level" would be a correct way to put it. I think "fundamental level" would be better. i.e. When you are talking about Axiomatic systems, Logic, etc.

>>8094262
I have a master degree in math and I can tell your friend is a reddit tier pseudo-intellectual. Math doesn't need and doesn't involve philosophy. Of course you can jerk off over philosophy, but that's just your own decision to waste your time.

>>8094262
all academic disciplines are subsets of philosophy dumbass

>>8096874
it's not. computers deal with finite objects from countable families. they're all sets under even very strict definitions.

>>8096875
categories are used in haskell.

>>8096874
It's not. It's a meme from Haskell programmers because they wanted to feel smug.

What cubes does everybody use? I lost a corner of my Guhong a while ago and it's been bugging me since, so I've ordered a Zhanchi last week. It's due tomorrow hopefully.

>>8094130
Just buy a fucking YJ guanlong.

>$3 on amazon

>>8094133
What's the difference?

Where does this Neanderthal come from? WormHole Quantum Mechanical Time Manipulator Engine Drive or is it cloned?

yes, president

Don't you mean TRUMP? Hahaha!

>>8089400
Bump for internet

>>8089400
I smell a good bread

48 Laws of Power, Mastery, 33 Strategies of War, The Art of Seduction, 50th Law, The Prince, The Art of War, Telling Lies, Emotions Revealed

inb4: insecure cucks sperging out fedora meme

1 ) Where are the edges of the earth and why has nobody documented them with photos and videos ?

2 ) How do you explain the day/night cycle if the earth isn't a globe ? (and no circuar hovering sun doesn't explain it)

3 ) Where is the source of gravity and how does it effect everyone as if it's a spherical force ?


I know flat earthers are just satire but these 3 questions are never ever answered. You gotta step your game up if you wanna adapt to modern day tinfoiling

>>8072950

forget about that

assuming the earth is in fact flat how come south america, south africa and australia have the same constellations yet diferent from the ones that can be viewed from the "center"

>>8072941
>Let's talk about the Flat Earth.
Let's not.