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>>9061529
Bolt is fast as fuck though.
Checkmate, atheists.

>>9061529
>powerful leg muscles
no, all of our muscles are weak as fuck

We are slow because we are bipedal and our muscles are shit.

>>9061529
humans predominate in slow twitch muscles for long distances (hence as you said); some theorise as an adaptation as part of hunting animals over long distances on the savannah but who really knows. we are unusual amongst animals in that most other animals rely more on fast twitch for fast bursts of speed maybe for quick escape and hunting. the only other animals which really match are muscle profile is things like slow loris'

>>9061420
(+,+,+,+) vs. (-,+,+,+)

>>9061420
Probably the "time" part

>>9061424
explain for a brainlet? i dont understand

analytic number theory

Euclidean elements

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>>9060929
No anon, you sir a respectable member of our community!

Yes it is please go back to 3rd grade math and learn if you need to

>>9060929
Anyone else miss the sun of ice and sun of fire and 1=.99999... threads?

>What field
The answer lies in a rejection of the question. You must be a generalist and avoid hyperspecialization, and compartmentalization. Try to resolve the underlying absolutes everything is composed of and the connections between them.

>>9060814
Ontology

Astrology

>>9060784
Yes there are.

>>9060784
>the science is settled
Oh man, I love it when liberal rhetoric is used against them. Perfect. Do you have more?

>>9060784
All questions and answers are imaginary. Are there any questions or answers that exist as a physical reality?

>>9060660
If you consume something that causes a massive amount of ROS production, leading to a cascade of cell death, is it permanent?

Yep. Other stuff can damage receptors and other cellular structures / machinery, some types of signalling can cause functional alterations long after the fact, etc. Otherwise you would never change.

Basic logic tends to tell you it all. Things are all very simple and very similar at their core.

>>9060660
write so that people can understand please. you're not clear. what does what mean? im not sure but i know psychoactive drugs cause changes at any age. in the first 25 years your brain changes more than it will for the rest of your life so i assume interrupting these changes in those years will have a bigger effect on you than interruptions in the latter years since interrupting in the first 25 years affects your maturation. your brain seems more malleable then so maybe more fuckable.

Ive been smoking weed since I was 15 (25 now) even if I quit now and develop study habits and go back to school am I fucked forever?

>>9060420
it is a bell curve of time spend being productive against efficiency. On the left you have people whom could be more productive, but spend no time on it. On the right you have people who spend all their time trying to be efficient and are therefore unproductive. And in the middle are the people whom spend exactly the right amount of time to be as productive as they can be.

However, a perfectly efficient productive worker can still end up outputting less than an inefficient worker. Which is why nobody likes Chad.

>>9060420
Not necessarily. Laziness can lead a smart lazy guy to amazing efficiencies in order to make the job easier.

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>>9060563
A smart man can be potentially efficient at something, but until then he will feel laziness and be inefficient. Since every work requires some amount of training, this implies everyone is lazy until they get good at it.

>>9060283

are you sure the question does not ask for a directed graph?

No one?
It's a pain being a graphcel, the Konigsberg problem took me a whole 20 minutes to solve.

>>9060305
>Draw a connected graph having at most 10 vertices that has at least one
cycle of each length from 5 through 9, but has no cycles of any other length
should have specified, it's a connected graph.
what's a directed graph?

>>9060241
pretentious retards patting themselves on the back over something that doesn't matter.

iq is 100% genetically determined and a marker of superiority. mensa is a community of superhumans

>>9060241
Do you actually gain anything from doing it ?

You can't even write that shit on your CV because you'll look like a pretentious faggot

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This is string.

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>>9060204
this is a string

>>9060324
>>9060380

Underrated posts

>>9060218
BLACK

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>>9060233
HAIR AND BREASTS

>>9060289
I believe he was going to say "cocks".

>>9060063
why not go further to flat-earth and 6000 year old earth.

Are you saying evolution is more than a scientific theory?

If so, what is it?

>>9060063
Many muslim countries also have trouble accepting it.

>>9059912
with my bachelors degree, i will have no real job opportunities.

>>9059912
OP lied, STEMlords died.

There are no jobs in STEM, including engineering.
>source: BSME

>>9059912

This should seriously be the approach that we push though. Try to actually do some practical shit in the real world before you decide to waste away your 20s in the ivory tower.

>>9059856
Underage brainlet detected

all of them

English in any form
I have difficulty with words.