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>>7685625
sun tzu art of war

The Prince by Machiavelli is close enough

>>7685625
>manage resources

Die pinko scum.

>>7685515
Memes are like computer viruses, but for people.

It is a clear example of why science is a patriarchal construct of a male dominated society. It boils down the cultural identity of minorty groups into ideas that anyone can use! A clear example of white people appropriating the ideas of oppressed colored people.

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>>7685525
This

>>7685434
gravity is energy warping space
inertia is difficulty to move energy

>>7685446
Why is it difficult to move energy?

>>7685463
Because it's condensed into matter, wich is dense? Because you don't move energy, energy moves you? I'm affraid you might have to ask the higgs boson for more information on this...Matter.

>>7685193
Never, because they're dumb.

>>7685193
Sometime after next Thursday

>>7685193
They do exist. We call them flashlights.

http://www.amazon.com/Geometric-Algebra-Physicists-Chris-Doran/dp/0521715954

Guy I knew in undergrad went on to do that stuff. Care to explain more about it, for instance what is the story behind the pic in OP?

>>7685135
Ok, looking for the straight poop on this. Is it really a new thing, or have they just taken existing things and renamed them?

>>7685119
Let's be honest now, do we really NEED polar bears

>>7685697
probably
we don't want lesser predators who can eat fish to eat all the fish
pandas don't actually do much

>>7685119
>Why am I only hearing about how polar bears and pandas are going extinct?
'cause pandas are cute and polar bears sort of represent the possibility of what's going to happen to other animals as a result of global warming. Tbqh pandas are a rare example of an animal that deserved to go extinct but were saved because humans like them.
>Why is no one doing this?
'cause it would cost a lot of money. You have to pay for staff, land, food, and whatever kind of climate/environment the animal needs to be in to stay alive. You also have too keep the animals separate that way they don't try to murder each other.

It's sort of being done in the sense that zoos and aquariums exist.

>>7685076
That's a good thing. It helps prevent overpopulation in the first world you dumb autist

>>7685079

Shoot yourself if you're worried about overpopulation you blazing faggot

>>7685076
We'll indeed never "cure" cancer, but we will find a way to almost never die from it.

It's unfortunately beyond our lifespan though.

>>7685079
/b/ is this way >>>/b/

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False

I lived in the south hemisphere for 30 yrs, 12 of those I lived in the tropic of capricorn, now I'm living in the north

sure nordics thrive here, but they cannot wait to escape to some wet hot paradise. I thought I would love the winters, but I cannot get used to them.

ok, having seasons is nice, and the nature is gorgeous, but man... the fucking witner darkness makes me wanna kill

/end anecdote

>>7685073
Asians have puffy eyelids specifically because of an adaptation to cold. So, you are wrong, this whole thread is invalid.

> implying maths exist outside of our conceptual realm
maths isnt even real

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>>7685060

So your house and a castle are the same thing to you? They're both constructions right?

>>7684872
approximately 24
only 2 need to be female

>>7684876
sources?

if 99% humans were destroyed, there would still be over 7 million of us

>>7684849
I know this is b8 but Tesla was the greatest engineer tbqh fäm

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easy question

>>7684849

Edison

Philosophy

>>7684920
OP said "using logic" and not "using baseless opinions".

>>7684921
Aristotle invented propositional logic

Lots of great mathematicians were also philosophers

Your average humanities major isn't a philosopher

trivial
<black box>

>>7684807
It's not. Let R be reflexive and S contain x !~ x. Then x∈S⊂R∪S

Sure you didn't mean to use "the other big U thingy"?

fuck off with your homework this is trivial as fuck

a subjective sense of importance

Technically,
[math]5+4=9[/math]
and
[math]5+4=10[/math]
are both propositions, the former is also a theorem of, for example, Peano arithmetic.

Colloquially, unprovable (w.r.t. a certain theory at hand) propositions like [math]5+4=10[/math] are not even mentioned in math books and the word is just used for less important theorems.

>>7684805
Not OP, but when would you choose when to use proposition, lemma, and corollary?

Does your knowledge of math end before trigonometry or integrals? Or is the book like a textbook for a new perspective of very advanced physics?

>>7684815
It does indeed end before integrals. I know some basic rules, but there's much to catch up for me. Geometry and such, he describes nuclei as some sort of spheric structure with imaginary and real parts representing charge in a 4d non-euclidean space.

>>7684802

lambdoma