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But does it work tho

>implying dentistry programs haven't been super competitive since the 90s and are no longer a fallback for brainlets too dumb for med school

>>9087165
Competitive yes, but
>implying anyone goes to dental school as their first choice

>>9087168
Dentistry is probably more lucrative and is less of a head ache than being a doctor at this point, I wouldn't doubt there are a lot of people doing dentistry as a first choice these days.

yeah right im not getting rickrolled again

>>9074929
>solid state tesla coil
how is an inductor solid state?

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>>9074929

>>9074878
>economic benifit
No they lose everything they have and bankers get rich

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>>9087088
> 0(0-10)=0
> => 0 = 0 or 10
> => 0=10

>>9087094
10 doesn't work as a value for A but 1 does.
A(A-1)=0
A=0 and A=1 both are valid.
A is constant though, not a variable.
0=A=1

>>9087088
> A=0 or 1
> A=0 and 1
> Derp.

>>9074847
Nice book OP. Your request sure does feel welcome on this board. In fact, it is so welcome that I'm going to have to tell you to always post your bulltshit here and ignore >>>/wsr/

By which I mean to say that you should post some books of your own instead of expecting the board to respond to your thread.

>>9074847
https://www.amazon.com/Classical-Mechanics-John-R-Taylor/dp/189138922X
https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Quantum-Mechanics-David-Griffiths/dp/0131118927/
https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Error-Analysis-Uncertainties-Measurements/dp/093570275X/

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oldie but a goodie

>Connect each pair of geometric vertices of an n-dimensional hypercube to obtain a complete graph on 2^n vertices. Colour each of the edges of this graph either red or blue. What is the smallest value of n for which every such colouring contains at least one single-coloured complete subgraph on four coplanar vertices?
He worked out that n is between 6 and Graham's number.

>>9074973

How the hell did he get to Grahams number? Is it not too big to work up to even for a computer?

deriving something is finding out what rate a curve increases/decreases at a given point.

integrating something is seeing how it accumulates over a given period.

If you derive something then integrate it, it's like having two processes cancel each other out, very much like 1 + -1 = 0. Finding the accumulation of a curve that describes the rate of an equation just brings you back to the original equation.

>>9074746
depends on if you want to use IVF with banked sperm of not

>>9074754
Let's say no, at least not after the horror of the situation sets in and everyone settles down to their normality.

https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/3/what-is-the-minimum-human-population-necessary-for-a-sustainable-colony

I would consider getting a brain MR.
Don't get a spine though, everybody looks awful and most of it is clinically meaningless.

>>9074681
do it
Got one for tractography research, looks cool

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>>9074706
I remember getting x-rays for my spine.
The tech said to make my neck as straight as possible.
The doctor interpreting said I had neck problems because my neck was too straight.

METH attenuates all forms of retardation.

D O I T, just once, for the trig,

just take some math amphetamines

>>9074676
>>9074685
I have a feeling that this is actually a terrible idea. I already have coffee for my caffeine boost.

I know I'm stupid, but please don't take advantage of my dumb brain.

Because when I'm hungry I need a ham sandwich, not the idea of a ham sandwich

>I think that modern
"Modern" at the time of black and white photographies, a lot, I mean A LOT has changed since then.
>physics has definitely decided in favor of
Science doesn't "decide", much less "decide in favor of", does that guy even know what is science?
>Plato
Dumb beardy Greek hobo who said "you can't know nuffing!" and has been praised for millenia by his equally dumb followers.
>the smallest units of matter are not physical objects in the ordinary sense
Yes they are; they have physical properties like any other object.
>they are forms
Nope.
>ideas
Nope again, when will you stop pulling bullshit out of your arse
>can be expressed unambiguously only in mathematical language.
And through scientific experiments...

Just who the fuck is that pseud?

>>9074705
>clinging this hard

to your mom when i come so hard on her face that it exceeds exceeds the electrostatic force fusing my sperm with her forhead

make benis less smal....................
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Isnt that just applied dimensional analysis with wace mechanics?