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>>7588858
nope. this is just a side effect of consciousness. you should think about those you love and try to feel good about yourself, anon. hugs and kisses

>>7588858
No, we should keep going and try to become the parasites of other planets
Fuck nature up the clit for giving us conciousness

Universe is for the conscious mind to experience. Without consciousness, universe would mean absolutely nothing.

>>7588592
Not to mention you aren't creative either.

>>7588595
How do you know?

> if I become a top physicist

You won't.

Only if it isn't done right.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19562864

Of course veganism is not healthy in the long run. It's an (not well grounded) ethical choice not a health choice.

>>7588346
Define "true"

How does one differentiate with respect to an operator?

>>7588330
Yes, but the second (right one) x shouldn't be transposed.

>>7588342
Notation. Same as when you differentiate with respect to a vector.

>>7588366
>Notation. Same as when you differentiate with respect to a vector.
ahh okay, just looked it up
but then either both vecors should be transposed, or none, since the tensor product of two vectors is defined as

(x\otimes y)(z) := \left \langle y,z \right \rangle x

It basically depends, if the matrix derivatives operates on the vector space or it's dual

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>>7588218

You get an F on your test.

>>7588218
You get infinity

>>7588113
nice stamp-collector figures

>>7588119
wat r urs fgt cunt

You'll get a few

Don't worry, once you reach calc II, you'll break down and revert to the "progression of steps" mentality once again.
>Also underageb&

Banach space.

>>7588100
I don't know why everyone hates on Calc II, in my experience it was the most fun of the three basic calculus classes. It was a bit harder than Calc I but it wasn't nearly as boring to study.

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>>7588060
>stuck in industry
Yeah whatever, what are you like 80 grand? Have some kids and a nice retirement.

I'm applying to phd programs in synthetic organic for next fall. Why do you hate it?

Also
>stuck in industry
From what I've read there are a lot of people who would literally kill to be "stuck in industry"

>>7588060
>>7588068
>>7588094
Syntheticfags, how do I get better at NMR and is mass spec really that important?

Pls halp anons, I feel like a retard for not understanding NMR. All my structures are wrong as dick

yes its real, they're voting for trump

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>>7587906
They're also learning ninjitsu.

>>7587906
They're not mole people, not even close.

The idea of some other life evolving here and achieving similar awareness/intelligence to us is interesting though.

>>7587702
>Hawking
Congratulations.
You just watched the scientific equivalent of the kardashians.

>>7587722
this

>>7587722
Kardashians have better legs

>>7587654
Saged, reported, hidden, called the cops, called the Fire Department, called pizza hut, called the USN, called the Royal Navy, called the Red Army, called the FBI. called the CIA, called Interpol, called the KGB, called the USMC, called the USAF, called the Royal Air force, called MI 6, called Scotland Yard, called the US National Guard of every state, called NYPD, called Obama, called the Queen, called Putin, called David Cameron, called every Governor of every US State, used my time phone to call Winston Church hill, As well as Hitler, Stalin, Theodore Roosevelt, George Washington, Montezuma, ever Caesar, and Gilgamesh, called US Army, called British Army in every era, called every phone sexline, called papa john's, called the US Coast Guard, called my State Senators, called my Senators, called every republican in the US, called Dr. Who, called the Pope, called my local Gang lords, called the State Patrol of ever state west of the Mississippi, called all of my local news channels, called Star Fleet, called The Sun, called The national enquirer, called CNN, called Scot Pelly, called Steven Colbert, called half of the Mexican Drug Cartels, called Nintendo, called the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, called the head of the Illuminati, called ever free mason, called bilderberg, called my neighbors, called the mayor of ever city in France, called my mom, called the Emperor of Man, and called every school district in Canada.

>>7587662
>Winston Church hill
Oh no, not Winston Church Hill

well it was a 50:50 choice

Cuz it fuukin gud mate

I blame the abuse of the subconscious through advertising. Shit tastes bad.

>>7587526

last time i heard this meme I was 15 and on reddit

>>7587435
g-guys?

i'll bump you because I'm benevolent

>>7587475
thanx bud. I can't find anything on internet. I'll keep searching

everyone
*cue laugh track*

but no, seriously, /sci/ is mostly a haven for the people who enjoy solving problems using quantitative hard sciences like chem, physics, and math. biology and medicine is just horrifyingly brute memorization.

I make this generalization about premeds, and you, because its something like 85-90% are biology and psych majors, the rest are biochem and chemistry. anything else is pretty much negligible. If you are already in a hard science with plans to enter med school, you are setting yourself up for a degree in memorizing concepts. i personally could not imagine the transition from actual problem solving, to memorization memorization memorization. its just not nearly as interesting or fun.

>start uni recently, obviously majoring in math+cs
>see old high school friends over the weekend
>some /premed/ is taking classes that teach you how to use microsoft excel for "easy marks"
I thought this was simply a meme but these people should never be doctors

>>7587342
I'm premed and a physics major, it's just as interesting to me tbh, still problem solving involved connecting symptoms finding solutions

OMP decarboxylase you dumb faggot

>To put this in perspective, a reaction that would take 78 million years in the absence of enzyme takes 18 milliseconds when it is enzyme catalyzed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orotidine_5%27-phosphate_decarboxylase

>>7587314
>To put this in perspective, a reaction that would take 78 million years in the absence of enzyme takes 18 milliseconds when it is enzyme catalyzed.

God truly is great.

>>7587314
This is was Op asked for

>>7587322
"oga boga, me not understand, must be magical man in sky"
nice bait