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10mm didnt fit through my dickhole

I designed a 10 mm screw in Autodesk and then resized it so the outer edge diameter was 9.5 mm.

>>7947220
how does a starting salary of 300k/year starting sound?

such citations
so proof
wow

>>7947045
There are no existing evidence, so it's just a theory of course. The best theory ever.

>>7947049
Anything beyond 50 years ago is impossible to prove and meaningless as evidence.

yeah sure whatever

>>7946950
i'm him

>>7946948
There's one mathematician, whom I forget the name of, who killed himself after being driven mad whilst working on a problem involving infinity. Pre' cool story.

Because you cant fucking evolve wires you retard

>>7946797
kek

>>7946797
Why not?

take your pedophile cartoons back to >>>/a/

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>>7946188
> Will they look at my purchase history
Yes.

> send the DEA to shoot my dog?
If you order precursors to methamphetamine from Sigma-Aldrich, they are required by law to send your shipping address and payment info to the DEA.

Seriously, do you think you're the only one to ever pick up the Anarchist's Cookbook?

>>7946188
>I want to continue my study of chemistry on my own at home
this is pretty fucking stupid

I found this guy surprisingly motivating.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMYX_TRXaMU

>>7946128
Pretty good, almost would subscribe if he taught a useful lanquage.

>>7946232

TURNED DOWN FOR WHAT

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>>7945851
This board is why i no longer hate maths. I literally replaced vidya with differential equations now.

>>7945855
OP here.

You replaced vidya with Maths? Isn't vidya way more exciting and enjoyable?

Now, don't get me wrong, I know that solving Maths equations is a somewhat 'addictive' feeling, but video games were created to be enjoyable. Maths wasn't,

>>7945870
Even before I came on this board I got bored with vidya. Usually after 3 days of playing or so. If vidya is meant to be enjoyable, it's as temporary as some psychedelic.

>>7945754
The math.

It's easy to remember if an particular oil filter works of absorption or adsorption or if a diode works like this if a capacitor is working like that, but the math to figure out the dimensions and density of an electrical field of a capacitor or an alternator between cycles is waaaaaay harder and more complex.

talking to people to try and get a job

>>7945754
Trying not to get raped by all of the gay men.

>>7944730
>>>/an/

>>7944730
Scientists need to learn some humility and stop playing God. It's all very well cross-breeding bananas with slugs and laughing at the result, but they'll be laughing on the other side of their faces when these bananaslug abominations take over the world and enslave everyone.

Humans desu senpai

>>7944206
my point is that mathematics can advance appreciably more quickly if we didn't have, as a field, this childlike obsession with rigor

math was created to explore, not to dwell on trivialities, fringe scenarios, and arcane consequences

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>>7944210
Is this rigorous?

>>7944206
>>7944210
what the fuck are you talking about?
you need rigor if you want to explore without going blind. you sound like you're mad you're being forced to be rigorous about your arguments instead of doing handwavy shit.

>>7943910
alcohol, smoking, living longer.

>>7943910
old people = more cancer

In third world life expectancy is lower.

>>7943920
That would be my guess as well.

>>7943406
I'd say almost completely. The basic "science is models + falsation within a paradigm, not verification" definitely applies 100%. Whatever the media reports doesn't matter.

I imagine small revolutions take place within fields constantly and you'd need to be an expert in them to find out. I study math and I don't think there's been a paradigm shift since we jumped to formality with Godel and shit.

I like philosophy of science but this really isn't science or math and it sparks tons of discussion among people who don't know shit about philosophy. I'd try to keep this at minimum.

>>7943435
>I imagine small revolutions take place within fields constantly
A Kuhnian revolution is never small. It's a paradigm shift - e.g. going from Newtonian to Einsteinian gravity.

>I like philosophy of science but this really isn't science or math and it sparks tons of discussion among people who don't know shit about philosophy. I'd try to keep this at minimum.
It seems it didn't, in this case.

>>7943587
>It's a paradigm shift - e.g. going from Newtonian to Einsteinian gravity.
Then the next paradigm shift is from Einsteinian to Barnettian physics.

define dumb

First you have to tell us the origin of the fear

>>7943355
The feeling of ignorance and inferiority when you listen to other people talk about things you don't understand, even though you feel you should.
>>7943371
I don't really know. I guess I just don't want to end up with a dead-end job any retard can do, which I couldn't talk about or feel proud about.

>>7943116
you have to decide if someone is a threat or not on the spot.

You don't really have time to ask a killer for his childhood memories and his girlfriend.

>>7943127
Do you go out on the street and assume everyone is a killer ?

>>7943161
Not him, but I do.

>>7942000
Well it's time someone told you...
It's just high schoolers here

>>7942002

I was in a thread just a month or two ago filled with PhD candidates in chemistry.

>its a lets steal an image from lit and make a post spread basically existing on Sci but I'm too fucking lazy to use the catalog thread