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>STEM majors are filthy virgins that just sit at home/hostel and crunch numbers and masturbate.

They're not ALWAYS filthy

Bodybuilding for 3 years.
Because fuck the rules!
I'm studying physics but I'm not often major... for now (but almost always in the top 10).
Do what other people don't. Be someone.

>>7864356
what rule? are you in a commies country?

Related video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Et3yOSvOVCU

Liz Parrish is patient zero for anti aging treatments: telomerase activators and myostatin blocker. Let us see if she gets cancer or gets younger:

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2015/10/prweb12995323.htm

technologically will be made if you look forward enough.
But eternity comes at a price.
Surpopulation, if eternals aren't sterile.
Lack of natural evolution if eternals are.

>>7864291
how about by realising it's a pipe dream and sorting shit out on earth asap so we don't have to fix mars

>>7864292
nigga for mankind to evolve we need a viable space program to get off this galaxy and living on mars is a key step to that evolutionary process

>>7864297
shut the fuck up idiot, you don't have the foggiest about what you're chatting.

stop watching sci-fi and lay off the bong

Biochemistry because then you will be able to make potions that give you superpowers.

>>7863807
computer science

you'll take a variety of rigorous theoretical math courses as well as programming courses that prepare you for the real world

expect to make near $100k in most starting positions

>>7863811
>having money as your prime motivator
enjoy being miserable for the rest of your life.

: is division?

This is literally a system of equations.

Aka babby shit.

I already solved this for my 8 year old sister. You got this at one of those dumb escape rooms.

>>7863349
And what does this prove?

>>7863349
>freedom
>Freedom
>FREEDOM
>dreams
>Dreams
>DREAMSSSS

TOPVAPOURWAREKEK

>>7863349
Why is there a multi company and international race for this?

Normal skate boards will always be better for tricks than hoverboards so there is no appeal for the teenager demographic.

I can assure you that no adult will ever use a hoverboard to go to their job or whatever, so there is also no mass adult appeal.

At best, the only demographic I can see buying this are college students who may use it to move around campus but college students are usually tight in money and very vew will waste money on shit like this when they could just walk.

Has ANY company done any kind of market research before pouring millions of dollars in research for this shit?

At least the hendo guys I understand because they didn't use their own money, they stole money from people on kickstarter so I see why the wouldn't care about it and just waste in novelty crap, but a lot of companies have used their own funds for this shit and it completely boggles my mind.

>>7862534
p*i = 4 iff p = 4 and i = 1 OR p = 1 and i = 4 OR p = i = 2 or p = i = -2

>>7862534

Define the transcendental number pi := 3.14159....
Then pi != 4. QED

>>7862534
Because nobody spells qt4.0 instead of qt3.14

>>7862521
You shouldn't memorize shit. You're not in college to memorize. You're in college to learn, now do that.

>>7862521
This is why I hate humanities. I'm a lazy piece of shit too lazy to memorize who said what whatever years ago.

In math you just memorize a couple of rules and it's good to go.

>>7862521
>Hating Chem 101
>Has no idea about Ochem

( ^ :

>>7861563
>I looked deep into my consciousness last night
translation: I smoked way too much weed

>>7861563
>which one is most correct?
The one making the fewest assumptions.

>>7861571
#1 assumes explanation of creator
#2 assumes "nothing" is "real"
#3 assumes infinite regression
#4 assumes infinite regression is real and infinite things you can't know

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>>7860703
I'm excited about SKYLON from Reaction Engines - Their SABRE engine is a gamechanging technology that could revolutionise space travel. They are some way away from demonstrating their tech though, so in the meantime SpaceX are the most promising route to advances in Space Travel.

Blue Origin get an honorable mention too

>>7860737
Skylon looks like a good concept but it's hard to see something like that materialising in the UK. Too many questions: who is going to fund it? where is the testing going to take place? what is going to stop it being scrapped after the obvious budget overruns and failures? where is the support for this project going to come from?

I think the moment BAE systems bought into it that it was filed together with a long list of slightly promising projects that ended up in a dead end.

Maybe it is a case of my English pessimism getting to me but I suspect it is also going to get to anyone that could make this thing happen too.

>>7860737
If it works does it mean the end of the scramjet? Supersonic combustion has proven to be very temperamental, the precooler solution could make it obsolete.

>>7859684
syense and math :DD

magnetronical forces

>>7859684
Because there's two poles, and you see all the lines because the magnetic current or whatever it's called is going through those iron filings like electricity flowing through a metal rod.

>source: high school diploma

>assuming an infinite universe
>not considering multiverse

question has too much anthropic bias

does this prove that the universe is a hologram?

but div by infinity isn't undefined, it's zero.

>>7858893
This is more ore less a thread for /adv/ but being a biofag can mean many different things. Since biology is such a large field you could do just about anything.

Though with a bachelors you're either going to be a:
>lab monkey
>ecology monkey
>flipping hamburgers

It just really depends to be honest.

>>7858908
I'm thinking of going ecology and evolution for no other reason because it interests me and it sounds fun.

>>7858893
I wouldn't normally do this but I have to re read so many times your post that I am forced to do this.

>Whats the average day of a scientist like?
Missed the ' in the What's.

>I am majoring and STEM and want to know if i'm making a wrong choice.
You mean in stem. Your i should be capitalized.

>I ask this because I know a math major who loves math and majored in Engineering and said it was the worst thing he ever did.
You know a math major who majored in engineering? But wasn't he a math major? Is he a double major? Why are you hiding information from us? What? Even? What?

>Oh, and if you are wondering I am majoring as a Bio fag but any scientist telling me their day to day would be nice.
Biology is not a real science.

I dont really care, just dont ask for free healthcare if anything bad happens

>heroin
>potential benefits
Pick one and only one, forever.

>>7853421
>illicit
So the million dollar question here is...

The only was I see a purely algebraic way of finding a limit would work if it ends with

limt_{h -> 0} const. = const.

as in the limit h to 0 of

[math] \frac {(x+h)^2-x^2} {x+h} = \frac {x^2 + 2xh +h^2 -x^2} {x+h} = 2x \frac {x+h} {x+h} =2x [/math]

In that case the solution will be unique, yes.

>>7858022
Could we perhaps work with preimages and open sets?

Dumb weeaboo