Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1666. page

>>8085482
I would call the cyberpolice and then consequences will never be the same.

Also, is "P=NP?" itself a NP problem, and can we prove that "P=NP?" is a NP problem, or is this proof itself a NP problem?

>>8085486
she's a prostitute now by the way. She lives in my town

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Fucking Japs and their origami beat us to it. Fun fact: the same satellite it launched with also had some anime and other weebshit on it

>>8085453
I don't think it's weeb shit if it's actually Japanese...

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I say use solar sails to ship stuff to Mars for building a colony and then plant the sails at one of the Lagrange points to continuously heat Mars.

Learn fluid mechanics, play with the free baby version of adina until you understand how it works.

>>8085247
Lmfao is that cow aerodynamics or something? Hahahaha I can't stop laughing

>born too late to explore the earth
>born too early to explore the universe
>born just in time to witness the research of cow aerodynamics

as the title says, this is Lamarckism, which was an early contender hypothesis and was discarded long ago

>>8085141
Oh, that makes sense. I should have googled that first. My bad

>>8085139
Mostly no, but sometimes yes. As pointed out above, this describes Lamarckian inheritance, which is not the mechanism for the origin / development of adaptations or traits in the majority of cases.

I just wanted to add some nuance here and point out that, in fact, this mechanism sometimes does apply. For instance, certain bacteria can acquire a trait (e.g. antibiotic resistance) and then pass it on to their offspring. Also, under certain conditions the environment can lead to the epigenetic silencing or expression of genes, even in mammals. This doesn't affect the actual genome, but this process can lead to inheritance of acquired traits, which is partially qualifies as Lamarckian inheritance.

The example of the giraffe is wrong, but Lamarck wasn't fully wrong.

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>>8085106
Here's what the example looks like.

>>8085106
does it have to be in closed form?
can you plot a color map for reference? (is it f(z) = |z| ? or does it account for real and imaginary part?)


[math]f(z) = exp(z)[/math] between (-1-i) and (1+i) pls

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>>8085113
It accounts for real and imaginary parts.
Here's your function.

>>8085071
>one person every three seconds
Great, China, India and Africa really needs that.

>>8085071
>2020: Western governments loosen the regulations surrounding drug development. Prisoners are now forced into drug testing whether they like it or not.
>2025: New antibiotics are developed at massively reduced cost and time.
>2050: The intervening 25 years passes without incident.

Simple.

>still beleiving any of this shit

Well for one the first # in the 13 or 15 has to be odd

79.
It might be unknown.

>>8084828
Also any palindrome primes like 101 or 131.

*space

>It shouldnt be that difficult can it?

Butchered, mentally-disabled grammar aside, what reason do you have to believe it shouldn't be difficult? Of course it's fucking difficult, how in the hell is a suit meant to keep you upright against pressures of over 1000 atmospheres? The mariana trench has been reached via manned missions, but they sure as hell didn't go out of their pod for a stroll along the ocean floor.

>>8084762
I will forgive your childish demeanor due to my "grammar" this once you little shit.i just asked a question. Fucking christ. Yes i know that the force on the ocean is immense but the fact that we have managed to walk on the moon we'd be able to create a suit able to withstand such water pressure.

>>8084743
We are woke

>>8084743
No but I'm becoming more and more depressed

>>8084743
I define consciousness as being intelligence, so yes.

Don't worry, you'll burn out.

You can study my balls bouncing on your mothers chin.

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You have found a passion for learning.

Congratulations.

Khaaaaan!

Watch professor leonard's calculus videos

>>8084446
>But, I'm not exactly sure where I should go from here.


Math:
-Do you know vector calculus? If not learn that.
-Linear Algebra is generally the next step.


Physics:
- Maybe go through a slightly more advanced take on E&M. At the level of like Purcell. (You can try Griffiths although you will likely be lost without knowledge of diff eqs)
- Special Relativity or General Wave mechanics is also an option.

>>8084366
Did you just watch that Horace and Pete episode, too? Man that shows pretty funny t b h despite all the preaching from Louis Cuck King

>>8084366
premature births buddy boyo

muh irish twins

>>8084385
Yea but i mean "normally."

>>8084324

Where is the past ?

I think it's always there but we can no longer perceive it.

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Into the trash

>>8084331
Behind you.

>>8084063
Also link:
http://www.astm.org/DIGITAL_LIBRARY/JOURNALS/TESTEVAL/PAGES/JTE101517.htm

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>>8084063
Hahahaha, no.
Paywalls is how we keep 3rd world shitholes down in the gutter.

>>8084076
Please. 25USD is like my weekly wage.