I finished my first semester of college. I passed all of 4 of my classes. I'm waiting summer to be over and start Algebra 1. Can I be apart of your science club?
>>9048541
> I passed all of 4 of my classes
really not trying to be a dick, but if you didnt pass them i'd probably tell you college isnt for you, at least right now. Anyone who actually fails a class their freshman year, that's not a good indicator of future success
>>9048548
Why did you assume that I didn't past my classes?
>>9048541
YOure to be confined to the stupid questions threads until you complete the calculus sequence
YOu crossed a big line making this thread and you ought to be permanently banned from the chans
>While some paleontologists have long regarded the Piltdown Man as a fraud, a majority of both British and American scientists are reported to have accepted the strange combination of a human head with an ape-like jaw as a sort of "missing link" between man and the anthropoids... If it takes science more than 40 years to discover and acknowledge that, as the Associated Press put it, the Piltdown Man has been making monkeys our of anthropologists with the jawbone of an ape, the scientific method must still be considerably short of perfection. ~ The Washington Post
>For more than a generation, a shambling creature with a human skull and an apelike jaw was known to schoolchildren, Sunday-supplement readers and serious anthropologists as "the first Englishman." He was "Piltdown man," and he was supposed to have lived anywhere from 750,000 to 950,000 years ago. Last week three British scientists, armed with modern chemistry, demolished Piltdown man. ~ Time November 30 1953 p.83
Friendly reminder that evolution is an unscientific worldview, held together by frauds, hoaxes, and misinformation.
>>9048505
>Uses newspapers are proof.
Are you this mad about us being right?
>>9048505
>anthropologists
>scientists
>be TA
>midterm exams coming up for the undergrad brainlets
>get a copy of the exam paper from my prof to double check typos
>mfw its super easy but brainlets still would struggle on it
>suddenly have a devilish idea
>anonymously release the exam paper answers on the undergrad's physics forums
>they are all wrong answers but brainlets wouldn't know
>mfw 70% of the class fell for it and fails
What is "things that never happened"?
Potent Potables for 500
>>9048398
jesus christ I hope this is true
>>9048398
I know this isn't true but I really want it to be.
*unzips principia mathematica*
heh.... that's where you're wrong, m'lady
>>9048251
>*Blocks your path*
What did you say to her?!
Why the jew star?
is she(he) some sort of mathemajewcian?
pic related is doing a presentation at a conference i'm attending this weekend. should i go and hear about her triumphant struggle? will it be worthwhile?
>>9048189
Ask her to teach you Real Anal.
>>9048189
Only if you record it and put it online so we can make fun of her.
>>9048199
probably couldn't get away with that. at most a picture and summary
So Let's say I wanted to make a machine that rubbed steel wool against copper wire to make heat energy. How do I put that heat energy into source? As in, how do I put it in a thing that will store the generated energy?
Skip all the steps and take the energy source you'd use to rub the pieces together instead.
>>9048004
So you're saying I could just have the copper and steelwool on top of say a block of lithium with a power outlet and the heat would transfer to the lithium?
ur mum rubbed her steel wool against my copper wire last nite
why havn't we found a new theory of gravity to overtake General Relativity yet?
>>9047946
String Theory
>>9047946
Because Relativity has holy status among the establishment at the moment and any scientist who challenges it is labeled a crackpot and shunned.
Used to be that you waited for the previous generation of establishment to die off (how Relativity became popular in the first place; old establishment hated it but they died off) but for some reason things don't really change as much between generations.
Einstein was fucking dumb.
Who won?
>>9047562
Germans clearly won physics (unusual monopoly in quantum). Brits won biology and maybe chemistry. Americans, or at least American institutions, kind of wiped the floor with both though.
>>9047562
Jewish scientists.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Jewish_Nobel_laureates
>>9047571
Ok lol yeah clearly when I was talking about Germans, Brits, and Americans, I was referring to Jewish Germans, Brits, and Americans lol
Why haven't we created a genetically-engineered virus to eradicate mosquitoes and bedbugs yet?
>kill all the mosquitos
>niggers consume the planet even faster
great idea, champ
>>9047395
mosquitoes have their role in the environment
think of the food chains that could collapse with their eradication
Google biolabs is releasing 200,000 genetically engineered mosquitos that renders one gender sterile. Mosquitos make up a very small part of their predators diet and are easily replaced when eradicated
bullshit
>>9047209
>chemist
>not just making meth
Have you even seen breaking bad my dude
>>9047209
nah, thats real. cost of living bro.
>>9047209
>chem phd
>not going into industry
Chem PhD only looks cool through our late 20's and early 30s, after that you look like a complete brainlet compared to physics grads who publish papers on a weekly basis. Go into industry, or go to med school if you care about money so much.
to know that no matter how hard you work, your brain will never be as genetically complex as Von Neumann's
I married an ASHKENAZI girl, so my son's might!
Blocks your path.
Pretty sure it's a lot more complex, since he's dead.
What exactly do we know about gravity at the quantum level?
>know
>quantum
>>9046884
Not much of anything if you don't look at untested QG theories.
>>9046884
>Gravity
>In quantum mechanics
Literally nothing, that's like the biggest issue people are having right now, nobody had been able to integrate quantum physics and gravity together
Is there anyone that can explain this lecture?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3ivpV5OSUs
all of the ASHKENAZI girls in that audience are soaking their panties for sure
>>9046726
F-Theory is one of the more complicated theories in String Theory. So probably no one here.
I saw Ed Witten in a grocery store in NJ today. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn't want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything.
He said, "Oh, like you're doing now?"
I was taken aback, and all I could say was "Huh?" but he kept cutting me off and going "huh? huh? huh?" and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw Ed trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying.
The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like "Sir, you need to pay for those first." At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter.
When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually "to prevent any electrical infetterence," and then turned around and winked at me. I don't even think that's a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
Why does /sci/ hate CS Degrees? You can make a shit ton of money after only 4 years of college.
My only problem with a CS degree is that now since everyone and their fucking mom wants to do it, the field will become oversaturated and become a meme. What are your problems with CS besides:
>pajeets taking jobs
>constantly having to learn new technologies
Quite simple, desu. It's cause it's a popular degree and chan culture by virtue is very contrarian.
>>9045799
>contrarian
WRONG
CS is gay because such degrees are almost predominantly comprised of retards. Unfortunately, you can say the same of many engineering programs as well, hence the stigma.
>>9045805
Exactly the reason I'm taking CS this fall. After interviewing 20+ autistic retards who thought they were going to be thought how to program in school; I will have no problem aceing their interviews. Also I'm taking it to get into research later on, and CS skills are very needed in other fields. Make sure your degree is heavy in math and physics though, otherwise your getting memed on
With an IQ of 145, 6'1 and /fit/, I will clearly go on to reproduce the fittest children of my generation. And yet, all I see are filthy low IQ brainlets around me reproducing.
Even in my family and extended family they all are sub 120 IQ brainlets who sit in front of the TV all day watching fucking Wimbledon
Why does evolution prefer subhumans to reproduce?
>claims to have high iq
>asks basic questions about evolution and clearly shows a lack of understanding of evolution
brainlet
>6'1
lmao and a manlet too
Learn a bit more about evolution and you will understand
>>9045471
>MUH IQ BRUH
>while writing with reddit spacing asking stupid questions
wew lad