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> immortal and continue to age at your regular rate forever

this makes no sense if you kept aging you would die, your organs would give out, you would start to decay. try thinking something through for 5 minutes before asking retarded questions, good luck with the "book"

>>7664187
I meant age as in physically, your body would function forever as it should but your outward appearance would be constantly declining with "age".

Jerk.

Wait until technology allows me to trade my body for a synthetic one that makes me look forever young.

Checkmate OP

>>7664159
First it's atomic outboard engines, then it's gonna be robots stirring up our bloodstream trying to turn us all into super mutants.

>>7664183
shit son, you've been playing too much fallout

>>7664159
So is it safe for me to start pursuing synthetic Ochem now? I want to make these kinds of things too.

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>>7664085
>Wanting to "own" a catgirl
>Not just wanting women able to choose to have cat ears / tails
What, are you imagining feeding her milk on the floor, and patting her on your lap too?

>>7664092
Actually I favour the other end of the relationship.

>>7664092

A man own his daughter. Deal with it.

>implying genetic engineering will be possible post birth

>>7664003

done

thank me later

>>7664003
Having a firewall can make me prone to hacking?

this feels like a fagboy metro fashion thread

>>7663993
mathematica

black garbage bag

>>7663892
http://www.amazon.com/Groups-Symmetry-Undergraduate-Texts-Mathematics/dp/0387966757

>>7663918
Also Visual Group Theory by Nathan Carter

>>7663892
Lang's Algebra
If you want to get really into it really quickly, go for groups, then rings, fields, etc. then straight into Galois theory.

Don't even bother trying OP it's useless.

>communications studies
Those still exist? I thought they were a fad that died down in the 90s.

>>7663796

Don't even bother. He's in a meme field. Such people are beneath us.

Whoa that dude is pretty based /justlikecooking at blogspot dot com 2012/09/nicolaou-to-rice-official.html?m=1

Shit he might be getting paid more than a football coach

does drinking alcohol preserve you?

>>7663701
Well according to my ukrainian colleagues it is useful when working with radionuclides as it helps flush them out

A better question is how it would not transfer.

>>7663606
I'm saying, give me a logically answer so I can better explain it to her. How does this happen genetically? I know kids can pretty much pick up what their parents show them pretty fast(In contrast to how long the human life is), but how does these changes impact the genetics of a human having a baby?

>>7663614

You're thinking about it backwards. The mutation happens randomly, and most mutations are harmful. Occasionally a mutation happens that happens to promote survival. It doesn't happen in response to behavior or environment. Then, the actual evolution (that is, the mutation becoming ubiquitous in the population) occurs as a consequence of luck and because those with the mutation can survive better and therefore are more likely to have children (because dead people can't have children.)

You mean like a space suit but without the suit? It would be extremely painful

>>7663572
Your body would expand and almost inflate like a balloon. Capillaries would burst, underlying tissues would be damaged, etc. But as a whole, its connective tissues would be able to hold you together.

As long as the body is intact, its blood would remain pressurized. If it had any damage to your circulatory system that resulted in it no longer being a sealed system however, its blood would be pulled out through the hole while boiling.

Cosmic rays would induce dysfunction in organ systems, blood brain barrier, brain itself, etc, over time. You might be irradiated or burnt by any nearby star.

>>7663572
You would die extremely quickly - actually faster than you would die without the mask. Your lungs would rupture due to the 1-atmosphere pressure differential between your lungs and the outside of your body, which would in turn force gas bubbles into your bloodstream and cause a massive fatal air embolism. The keyword is "pulmonary barotrauma."

Meanwhile, with the mask off, there's no such pressure differential and you'll die from hypoxia instead, which is comparatively tamer.

self bump

self bump

>>7663549
Mostly it's just popsci kinda shit. It's pretty much just based on thermal expansion of different materials along a surface. It's nothing all that new, honestly. They just made it out of graphene to get on I fucking love science.

How's Calc 2 going for you, OP?

I thought Newton's notation is only used to represent the change in time of something.

I like more Leibniz's notation. Euler's also fine.

Is /sci/ filled with nothing but high school students and college freshmen?

where is the solution ?

>>7663402
laughed heartily.

>>7663402
Now you are generalizing way too much, while Sub-saharans display the lowest frequency of high intelligence genes this does no mean that every single sub-saharan is stupid, just means they are more likely to display lower degree of intelligence with fewer high intelligent individuals.

The THEORETICAL maximum is 50%, since the process inevitably produces equal quantities of antimatter and matter. However, you also need to get the input energy from somewhere, which means overall it's really a matter --> energy --> antimatter conversion process. And even if the energy --> antimatter step can reach that theoretical 50% efficiency, the matter --> energy step will be much lower. Apart from matter annihilation (which requires antimatter in the first place, so it's useless here) the best way to convert matter to energy is with fusion reactions, which are only ~1% efficient (it depends on the actual elements/isotopes being fused, but tends to be around 1%). So, the overall conversion efficiency cannot ever be better than 0.5%, i.e. 200 kilograms of matter to produce 1 kilogram of antimatter. And that's only if we get fusion to work and can somehow reach the theoretical 50% efficiency in energy to antimatter production.

>>7663362
Wut is going on in your pic? Look up space based antimatter harvesting

>>7663415
>>7663427
I'm talking about nuclear or orbital solar -> electricity - > antimatter. I want to take a 1TW power plant and make antimatter with it. With CERN I'd get perhaps a few million atoms or antiprotons, but their main goal is research, not industrial production, so there has to be a huge window for optimisation.

1% efficiency combined with large nuclear plants would allow commercial use for antimatter.

>>7663348
>>>/x/
>>>/schizo/

>>7663358
Shill harder fatty

>>7663348
>Everything we are is quantized.
I lean towards a similar conclusion. It isn't known i subdivision of matter is infinite, nor if time and space are granular. Subdivision could loop back on itself, for example. The smallest small being the largest large. Therefore, at all intervals, you are the smallest, the largest, and neither, at the same time. You're just unable to see the whole.

> instead we should be accepting of everything that happens and understand it is done purely in love and love everything that we are and everything we experience. I could not be more serious when i say that love is the answer. once you accept it the rest takes care of itself.
This however, is nonsense. We're machines. Unfortunately, you can't just apathy and "zen bliss" away your drives, tendencies, and needs. It doesn't last, and it never will. This is the ultimate self delusion. To accept it is to become static, reject reality, and live dead.

>Forgive people and forgive yourself and you will know these truths.
Have fun with your misery. When you eventually learn to admit it, that is.