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>>7936550
Sanders is loosing because he has political bagage, not because of conspiracies.

I just assume that all elections are at least a little rigged. Sanders is obviously too leftist for the masses but Hillary isn't very popular either so idk what that leaves us with.

>>7936553
>>7936556
I'm not talking about some conspiracy against Sanders or rationalizing his defeat. Look at the dem primary numbers and see if you see a pattern in the data

Those aren't stupid questions at all.

>>7935975
>Is new space created only between galaxies
It's not "new" space.
The same old space is expanding.
I don't know about the rest.

>>7936009
I was under the impression that galaxies and such are actually stationary and space is created between them, which gives the illusion that they are moving (which explains how galaxies can seem to move faster than the speed of light).

When I was a kid, 50 years ago I used to go see my dad in work, he was an accounts clerk and had a mechanical calculator on his desk. I believe much larger mechanical calculators do exist.

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Yes. It depends on your definition of reasonable amount of time.

You might be able to do something like the tinker toy computer. It wasn't really a computer and was just a big mechanical look up table.

Evaluating chess moves is probably something that could be done in parallel, so you might be able to make a huge purpose built machine to do this

But it would be very slow.

Depends what you want from it. DO's should be well trained in medicine. Opinions may vary, and I don't give a fuck so don't argue me on this point.

But if you want someone who practices hands-on musculo-skeletal therapy, an osteopath who specializes in that is the best physical therapist you will find, by a very big margin.

you will think its shit - until you get a really bad back. (There are good and bad practitioners btw).

>>7934989
gets a bad wrap but a DO can even become a surgeon or even chief medical staff

>>7934889
all French engineers are polymaths, or can easily be, for those who aren't already.

better start studying now.

>>7934889
Isnt that the end goal of seeking as much knowledge tho?

>>7934889

You will find all that you learn has brought you only closer to death. Stop caring for worldly things and focus on your LORD Christ Jesus. The end is near, why waste it on retarded ineffective subjects?

Theology and theocracy are the only ways to go, in Jesus name.

Amen

Vortex-based mathematics

by definition, we wont know.

>>7934863
Some explanations, Anon?

>>7931869

Yes. A number of times.
Not as often as I would like but almost every day. Calculus beyond the first half of second course was not though. Yet.

>showing off your ego to low IQ plebs

Do people seriously do that, i mean that's real pathetic.

>>7933830
>But, suppose we were in the same situation but this time we see which of the two frogs croaked. In this case we lick one of the frogs knowing the other is male and only have 50% chance of living?
the croaking does not tell you the sex of the second frog.

croacking= male = news that you already know

>>7933852
I just meant, if we saw which of the two frogs croaked, say the second one. We'd then lick the first frog only. The chance of this frog being female is then 50% (It can only be male or female and is independent of the other frog?)

But, why would seeing which of the two frogs croaked lower our survival rate from around 67% to 50%.

>Going around and licking frogs
What the hell is wrong with you?

>>7933716
write shit down

not type, write with a pencil and your hand

and make sure you think about what you're writing down, if you don't understand something there's no point writing it down (unless it's explicitly something you don't need to understand)

this works for me, but people are different so it might not work for you. It depends what "style" learner you are.

>>7933716
>A level physics here.

Do problems. Lots of problems. It might help you more if you get a friend to do them as well then come together and both talk about how you arrived at your answers.

>>7933716
Bump

>>7933126
It's rock hard

>>7933133
I'm rock hard

>>7933138
Ur mum is rock hard

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>>7932591
Organic chemistry masterrace!

>>7932591

Comp chem here. I don't walk...

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>>7932614
Indeed!
Enamine trainee here

>>7932577
>10th grade education
>tfw

>>7932577
here's a list for shitty garbage mathematics:

Morris Klein Calculus an intuitive and physical approach -> Spivaks Calculus -> Apostol's Mathematical Analysis -> Conway's Complex Analysis -> Aliprantis and Burkinshaw's Principles of Real Analysis (which is really a measure theory book) -> Kolmogrov and Formin's Introduction to Real Analysis (which is really a functional analysis book and should be pretty piss easy at this point)

congratulations, now you know the ugliest math we've come up with and you can strive to avoid such filth in your research.

>>7932577
For Linear Algebra you only need to know how to write a proof to read Hoffman and Kunze which will teach you all the LA you need for abstract algebra and applied stuff. After taking at least ring and module theory, Roman's Advanced Linear Algebra has everything you'd need to do pretty much anything in, say, Algebra or Combinatorics.

>>7932277
>comparing euler anyone lesser than gauss
euler wins always, he is the best and most productive mathematician ever lived.

>>7932292
...right after Gauß.

>>7932311
[citation needed]

>>7931318
Anyone who understands what those symbols mean should be able to give a formal proof.

Take x in A, then x is in B, then x is in C, qed

>>7931318

You need to assume transitivity

That's it

>>7936703
This explains it,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvpbW7JRu0Q

Time can only be measured relative to something else.

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