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>>7692930
>sharing pirated material using MICROSOFT'S uploading site

are you retarded?

>>7693030
That shared folder has actually been around since the beginning of 2015 and some anon is working on it.
Taken from the notepad file:
"This is essentially a libgen mirror of recommended books
in the field of STEM and some social sciences. Nothing
is as in depth to fully warrant a complete undergraduate
education but enough to be competent in the subjects. For
the math section, it's more geared towards what an engineer
would be required to learn. I guess I'm ultimately inclined
towards the practical versus the theoretical. Despite that,
I want to bring together books which would help establish a
strong foundation for any STEM student in
the future. Quality instead of Quantity.

Poorly scanned texts are going to be processed through
ScanTailor and Adobe Acrobat (OCR). The really poor scans,
or those which lack contrast I will have to batch process
through GIMP, although the results have been rather...dis-
appointing. For the I the books which are passable, I
might eventually go through each book to put each bookmarks
(see Math/Courant), some time later. Then, they are final-
ly 'completed'. If I ever get around Adobe inDesign, I might
remake some entire thing (K&R's C)

For the best way to browse through onedrive, I recommend
the list view rather than the thumbnail view. (Press the
button right next to the Sort)

----------------
Contact
----------------
[email protected]

If you want me to work on a PDF already hosted, then shoot
me an email. Or anything."

Bourbaki books in english: https://www.mediafire.com/?rclx9vdy2d2y9hr

>>7692451
recommend me the best book about organic chemistry

>>7692536
not OP but i'll tell you it's organic chemistry by clayden, greeves, warren, wothers

http://www.amazon.ca/Organic-Chemistry-Jonathan-Clayden/dp/0198503466

don't buy from there, find a used copy for like 20 dollars. I'm only a first year chem major, I've read half of it and now I'm pretty ready to destroy my second year.

>>7692542
thanks my man

No "cure don't act retarded

It's called positive eugenics.

Once everyone is smart though society will collapse. You need stupid people to do all the drone/wageslave work.

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>>7692239
>Once everyone is smart though society will collapse.

>>7692153
Fuck off

>>7692153
none of the things you named are paradoxes

Don't you have college applications to fill out OP

Maybe he just doesn't like the common misconception people have that IQ is everything and he lied so his students didn't feel that way.

>>7692155
But everyone knows IQ is everything

>>7692149
the key is hard work and a can-do attitude

>>7692014
Would you PLEASE knock it off with the CC threads.

Everyone knows you are rusing and that you're playing both sides.

The only people responding to your threads are the same crossboarding troll scum you are and they're just trying to ruse you right back.

>>7692016
:^)

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>>7692014
>>It's almost become as bad as arguing with a holocaust denier

Yet people are free to deny the 6 million confirmed figure for polish deaths without rebuke...

>>7691970
Not being skeptic to some extent or another about everything is unscientific, of course there's a difference between blind critique of something you do not fully understand and real skepticism which is only possible once you fully understand an argument/theory.

Don't let the current tend of scientism cultists convince you otherwise, they are mostly layman anyway. Diax's rake comes to mind; most universities and editorials today are in desperate need of it.

>>7691970
:^)

Because the scientists backed by oil companies are more trustworthy?

>>7691857
Even though those easy calc. and other intro exercises sewm pointless right now it is far more efficient to focus on grinding and practising the baby stuff when you're taking those courses instead of worrying about research assistantships and senior coursework.

>>7691857
college isn't the same thing as university you dumb dumb

>>7691869
It is colloquially.

Don't be that autist. No one likes that autist.

>>7691443
>>>/his/

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>>7691443

Galileo is the father of scientific fraud and nothing more

Fun little fact not really related though:

It was more or less common knowledg that the earth was round even before galileo. This knowledge was hugely important for navigating the seas.

The only reason galileo got into shit with the church was because he claimed that the earth being round disproves religion. Not that he is entirely wrong on it contradicting the old testament but he clearly overstepped boundries outside of simply claiming that the world isn't flat.

>>7691372
People believe what they want to believe brah

>>7691372
Well firstly inform him that the carbon we release (not from breathing, but from industrial and commercial activities) is different from the carbon released from nature, such as by breathing, eruptions, etc.

>>7691372
also inform him that no species has ever disappeared because of how it lived in its environment. Only species that do not adapt are doomed.

However humans are trying to control their environment rather than adapting to its changes.

bump for curiosity

>>7691295

>ask legitimate question
>nobody bats an eye
> /sci/.jpg

>>7691295
Uhg I hate wrapping my mind around the concept of very small things. It's kind of boring. But, it is ultimately a study of Biology in a small branch none the less. Just as long as you have a passion for it, Anon.

>>7691009
No, autism is exclusively cause by vaccines.

>>7691009

Probably multiple etiologies, one of which is probably certain chromosomal duplication events. Those types of chromosomal abnormalities can be inherited in a Mendelian fashion.

>>7691012
Are you fucking serious anon?

>>7689916
Fucking hell, why didn't I ever think of this.

That's it. I'm going to go look at all common objects, identify attributes I believe to be inherent, and attempt to fix them. It begins. You did this.

>>7689920
>>7689916
Normal people use candles in a glass vase so that the candle wax stays in place.

Where does the wick in the candle come from because it definitely isn't in the bottom half in the first picture but magically appears in the last.

>>7688136
what's happening between the engine ignition and the moment it's fully lit (transparent exhaust gas + shock diamonds or whatever they are called) ?
the exhaust is red for a few second for some reasons , why ?

also what's the use of the circles that break on the top right part of the engine ?

>>7688271

Those are very good questions. Unfortunately, I don't have an answer at this moment.

i know it has to do with the different temperatures. it doesn't instantaneous get to the temperature needed for lift off. the shapes in the burning fuel is like the ones in a welder, and they areas of different temperatures. as for the circles i have no clue.

>>7687226
Penne.

>>7687226
a 4 dimensional representation of the answer to your question

>>7687226
Think of it like the children's song "the bear goes over the mountain". That's multiverse theory.