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Because after being sober too long, my mind invents false memories of drunkeness being fun.

>>8081841
to cope with the emptiness and pain of my meaningless existence

>>8081841
>CNN
>difference between non drinkers and drinkers considerably small to the point of irrelevance
>Believing in junk science anyway

shit bait -100000/10

>>8079304
Dunno

Shithole state

Grad school reject

114

High school, GED
Beat that

>>8079304
are you doing part 3 or a phd?

what college?

to collect a salary and complain that it isn't enough of a reward for all your noble sacrifices

>>8089747
from my experience apparently their job is to read out loud the lectures summary word for word

Their job is to come in to work 30 hours a week, hang out in their office with their dogs, maybe read a manuscript or two, then write their name in as a prominent author on every article their underlings write for publication.

*in

>>8084699
Sorry, my mistake.

>>8084645
Probably similar to the stuff we find around underwater volcanic vents, but with small differences in the DNA/RNA/TNA(?) structure and what not.

I don't think chemistry allows for weird stuff like Silicon-based lifeforms very readily, even if they are cool.

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>>8088423
Not a science book, but fun (and actually not meme-tier)

>>8088423
>popsci
>good

Fuck off, >>>/lit/ is that way

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>>8088461

Go fuck yourself faggot, people don't get interested in science by being an autist like you and straight-up reading Real Analysis textbooks, they read "xd singularity lol" and that gets them into science and math

>>8088151
also, pic semi-related. walter rudin.

>>8088151
>22
>Bachelor's in Mathematics
>University of [X]
>Software Developer

>what's popular these days?
Considering the fact that some days ago my fucking old as fuck dad sent me an email with a blogpost about Data Science, it looks like Data Science is the meme of the month. I suppose.

It is unrelated, but data science looks like fucking shit.

>what are you currently doing?

Software Development. It is comfier than I thought it would be because of the scope of the projects I work 100% alone and I only have to report to clients, but clients cannot talk directly to me so I live in a cloud where I just have to casually think about work.

Use mostly Java and VB.Net so I'm not exactly living the C++ dream but with Java I can pretend.

I basically construct simple algorithms that just have a lot of moving parts and don't have inherent complexity in them, but still these are fun problems to think about and like the pretend mathematician I am, I love it. Then I have to design UIs because text interfaces are not acceptable in 2016 but that is fine too because it is quick and not too boring.

All that I do is related in some way or another to finance.

>what do you want to do?

'Graduate' from finance to science/math but honestly I don't care that much. Maybe I will one day do a MS in something related and then live the dream.

>although trying to get into software engineering, i feel thats where the fun is.

It is okay. I enjoy a lot but I feel like if I told you it is amazing I would be lying to you. It is just 'ok'.

>>8088209
>>8088151

Oh, and I want to add this and I hope others will agree.

There is a metric on payscale that says the percentage of people from every career who believe that they are making the world a better place with their careers.

Please answer that too, if you think you are doing good.

I'd say yes. Because of me, entrepreneurs looking to get loans to fund their cancer research company can calculate the cost of their payment more comfortably and faster.

Shocking new discovery:
Dying is a side effect of living

Everything in moderation, etc etc.

>>8085578
Cow's milk is for calves.
Human milk is for human children under 6yo.

Also, at least in the USA, most of the milk in stores isn't milk anymore. it is just a milk product with stuff removed and stuff added in order to make more money.

1: charge density creates a divergent E-field, which magnitude is proportionale to the charge
2: B field doesnt diverge
3: B field which changes with time creates an rotational E field
4. rotational b field is created by current and time dependant e field

>>8083450
So could you say what every symbol stands for? like
ρ density

>>8083455
You can just look that up on Wikipedia

>>8081338

>Le earth is "pear" shaped man

Why are all the composites PERFECTLY spherical then?

You now realise that either:
>Neil deJew is retarded
>Nasa are liars
>Both

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lol he opened my eyes I thought Star Wars was real, I fucking love science !!! xD

No. Also FTL isn't possible, either.

existence is only so much

we are only so much

>>8084670
Michio Kaku says it could be possible for a class 3 civilization we cannot yet harness the power of a black hole

It doesn't.

Whole thing is an overhyped waste of time. Doesn't deserve to be a part of STE.

>>8084474
IRL: Analysis
/sci/: Independent Topology Research

>>8084494
>topology
pleb

Don't post here again until you're doing triple teichmuller integrals in interuniversal banach space

>>8075149
Bump

>>8075149
Oh c'mon! Is no one on this board?

>>8075149

Nobody really knows because it hasn't been tried yet. But here are some things we can assume:

1. Mars will need many more GPS and communications satellites just to cover planning and communications
2. many more probes (specifically ones that can do a broad variety of geological and hydrological studies) will be needed to get more data on Martian geology and hydrology
3. for manned missions, it's extremely likely that backup supplies and rockets would be sent so that there is only a minimal chance of starvation or dehydration
4. a fuel depot will likely have to be built, if only to get interplanetary travel costs down
5. early cities/settlements will likely be built beneath ground (likely with typical mining explosives)
6. later on, the high amount of iron on Mars can be used to make steel locally. Assuming fuel can also be made, this means that almost everything on a rocket can be made locally (except for rubber gaskets)
7. ultimately, Mars's development will be determined by the amount of accessible water available
8. as for terraforming, nobody really knows much about this either except that Co2 and Methane can cause a greenhouse effect. The biggest problem on Mars is it's low pressure atmosphere, which prevents surface water from existing or people being able to walk around without pressurized suits.

What's the sphere made of?

>>8086050
>if there was a perfect sphere, would it be imperfect?

Sounds like no?

>>8086056
semen

DNA arranged in a centered helix rather than an off-set one

>>8079401
That looks fucking delicious

>>8079483

I can't tell where the minor and major groove is fuck

C1 is fucking easy m8, just don't forget to add C when integrating :^)

How did it go lads?

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OCR C1 resitter here.
Was a nice, albeit unusual paper. Checked my answers on TSR and looks like I got everything right.
Couldn't have been a better start to A-levels famillio