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>>7716365
100% because there are no wrong answers.

1/(26*10^8)

small

0% because there are an infinite amount of numbers

>>7716102
what a time to be alive

>>7716102
When can I donate money to see a livestream of her doing science in a lab?

>>7716102
this is so true

>>7716023
Goddamn I wish that my calc 2 class's problems were that easy. Thats some babby shit.

>>7716023
All of them

>>7716023
The ln term is just 1 (inside is the definition e)
the sin^2 term is 1

not sure about the sum, but I'm willing to bet the cosh shit reduces to 1 as well and the sum then is 2, so you get 2=2

You could follow through with them.

>>7715795
If you want to get rid of them, you're not really depressed yet. This is only the beginning. After a few months/years of more suffering you will embrace suicidal thoughts. They will become stronger and your entire life will revolve around finally gathering the courage to do it. At least that's how it works for me. Been in therapy and taking meds. Still more and more convinced I'm gonna kill myself after finishing university.

>>7715795
Why are letting your emotions control you?

Suicide is the answer only if it's the most logical and rational choice. Which is terribly rare.

>>7715611
big oil killed it

>>7715611

The SL-1 accident happened and the army didn't want anything to do with nuclear reactors anymore. Regardless if Lockheed actually got anywhere, it would likely be kept secret. The only people who could possibly afford a compact (ie can fit inside an intermodal container) nuclear reactor is the military.

>>7715614

"Big oil" had nothing to do with it. The oil lobby doesn't give a shit about compact reactors given that it won't effect their business. Utility companies (who buy oil and NG for power plants) have no use for a *compact* reactor, whilst said compact reactor is still too expensive for consumers (and would also face a huge slew of legal challenges if individuals were to start installing them in their homes and cars).

The nuclear industry itself is more to blame for it's current state, because they're entirely focused on serving the US Navy as a defense contractor.

>>7715614
fuck off
>>7715624
you have no idea what youre talking about

OP nothing happened to it, shit doesnt just work over night

they help raise offspring in a community but they don't produce the resource consuming wankers.

Homosexuality probably has nothing to do with genes

I'm not saying people choose to be gay but I doubt it's in their genes

>>7715596
The so-called "gay gene" also seems to increase female fertility, which is likely why it's persisted for so long. It's also important to realise that faggotry is partially genetic and partially social. I can't remember the study that showed it, but there was one the looked at children brought up in gay households were more likely to be gay themselves than those brought up in a normal house.

>>7715309
Why do people care this much about a definition that will never, and has never, affected them in any way?

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>>7715311
>relgion
>sexism
>racism
>political correctness
>policy x
>how other people dress
>what other people think of X

>>7714962
Good thread

>>7714962
The board is about the niche interest in science and mathematics. The interest is NOT a meme.

The meme is the career choice of STEM, which is different. It is so because a bunch of normie fags with no real interest or talent get thrown to engineering because popular culture tells them "Go STEM! 300k starting! You all go to STEM so that we can pay you less goyim!".

So if you study science and mathematics on your own without going to college you are not falling for a meme.

If you are a STEM major in college but you had an interest in it before you even enrolled college and you also study advanced topics on your own because you enjoy it then you are not falling for a meme.

If you are a STEM major that never really cared about mathematics and just chose the first engineer discipline they saw and you do not study advanced topics on your own because you simply cannot be asked then you fell for the STEM meme.

>>7714962
Not really related, but it kind of makes me wonder what's the difference between Technology and Engineering in the STEM acronym. Is technology considered just codemonkeying or what?

>>7714941
>eccelerating it's self
It's not accelerating itself. Its movement, whether it has an acceleration or constant velocity (I think latter but I am not an expert on the movements of celestial bodies), is caused by the Sun's gravity.

>>7714941
Is it possible to harness the earth's rotation to generate free energy?

>>7714946
Ok but I mean if the wasn't excel keratin its self it would fall into a singularity right?

>>7714922
Surely you'd never make it to the other side. Once you pass the centre, gravity would pull you back towards the centre again, so you'd just oscillate about the centre until you eventually come to a halt in the middle.

>>7714934
Add an Initial Velocity to the equation desu senpai............. Prob die but you would get to the other half.

>>7714951
kek, I need to sleep.

>I don't think 100% of them are completely BS

There's your explanation

>>7714869
>I don't think 100% of them are completely BS

Why not?

>>7714879
>>7714884
at least the catholic church make heavy studies before claiming is a miracle.

I dunno about protestant scum though.

there are some weird shit like the spain 1920 solar eclipse that was seen only in some town.

go to bed wiles

This equation cannot exist. You didn't actually write anything down.

There aren't any solutions if x, y, and z are equal. That's a start.

>>7714759
Also, it's probably not STARLET, SAFFRON or TORRENT, since they each have one thing about them that's different from all the others.

STARLET - has no double letters
SONNET - 6 letters instead of 7
SAFFRON - doesn't end in T
SHALLOT - ?
TORRENT - doesn't start with S
SUGGEST - ?

>>7714771
SHALLOT has the double letters as its fourth and fifth characters, while the others have them as their third and fourth characters.

Off to >>>/his/ with your philosophy

>>7714764
Come on, I'm sure the majority of you have thought about this, when thinking about science and math. About what's behind them

>>7714778
No. It is philosophers that think about what's behind. That is why they have shit job prospects and are autistic manchildren.

We think about what's beyond and that is what makes us relatively successful so like anon said, fuck off to his.

>>7714698
Why do you want to? They're everywhere. Very nearly every body of water.

>>7714720
i got an idea but idk if its illegal to strap cameras on them and send them places

>>7714731
You're going to have to elaborate. Depending on where you want them to go it could be illegal.