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can we engineer a Kong sized gorilla?
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Engineers are too busy sucking dick
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>>9016909
As long as it's just a big balloon shaped like a monkey, sure
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It's certainly possible. There were bipedal dinosaurs 13 meters tall, and King Kong is 13 meters tall. So the Squared Cube Law wouldn't really be a problem.
The body shape of King Kong wouldn't be optimal for that size, though, probably. I really doubt it would be able to climb anything.
Does poor dental hygiene cause cancer via the inflammation from the bacteria in your mouth and that you're swallowing?
I'm a NEET that sometimes goes a while without brushing and I read something about this one time somewhere but I think the study was bad or something.
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Poor dental hygiene and a NEET diet will kill you via infection long before any cancer cells evade the garbage man.
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>>9017058
You're a retard
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What does it mean to be "Gifted"? Does it just mean above average IQ?
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No, half of the population has above average IQ.
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130 according to Wikipedia. Genius is 145. Super genius is 160.
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>>9016845
Significantly above average
Also, average =/= median
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She wants to talk about Gysin sequence of a spherical bundle over coffee 2017-07-06 05:29:33 Post No.9016819
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She wants to talk about Gysin sequence of a spherical bundle over coffee
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W-what do you say Anon?
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>>9016819
>talk over coffee
So just talk? Pretty sure mathematicians and physicists are never not talking over coffee.
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Tell her to eat a dick and get on yo level cause you will only discuss the newest young dolph track with the trillest niggas.
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>>9016819
Depends, what's the significance of the beverage below the bundle?
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Do you think his grand kids realize how much of a genius this man is? 2017-07-06 05:11:36 Post No.9016793
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Do you think his grand kids realize how much of a genius this man is?
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Press F for respect to Walter Rudin
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Who is this beautiful, big-brained Ashkenazi family?
That gentleman in the middle looks like a wonderful garment worker from the Old Country who hobnobbed his way into a Princeton tenure position perhaps? And those gorgeous, Yahweh-beloved granddaughters look like exquisite TV producers in the making.
Ah, the scions of David are such noble creatures!
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>>9016797
Anon they're gypsies with predominant white genes. And sadly just like northern-mongol russians they have the anger and power thirst traits from their more unevolved genes.
The intelligence of a homo sapiens with the degeneracy and blood thirst of a homo erectus. These people should not have power and should be limited in various way to stop letting them watch the world burn.
>inb4 uncle pol please.
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Accepted to Stanford. Would it be a waste for this genius to not study STEM? 2017-07-06 03:58:10 Post No.9016687
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Accepted to Stanford. Would it be a waste for this genius to not study STEM?
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He is literally smarter than anyone on this board & goes to a better school than anyone here.. He is literally a genius and smarter than any pure math major here. Would it be a waste if this genius doesn't major in STEM? He has been proven to be smarter than Tao. He could be the next Grothendieck? Should he not waste his talents and study Symplectic Geometry? His brain is rare.
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>>9016687
I once heard a PhD say that for every 1 genius American, there are 4 genius Indians/Chinese/etc.
I used to not want to go into math because the thought of prodigies made me horribly depressed.
Maybe one day
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>>9016695
And still there are less than 1/10^6 geniuses. (1 a million seems fair)
The point is there's a lot of jobs, and if all of them were given to "geniuses" and the "geniuses" wouldn't be lazy or anything, there still would be a >LOT of stem jobs to go around
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i hate these fucking lame ass ''young adults'' who are worthless sacks of shit with rich parents and think they've accomplished ANYTHING to the world. he wen to princeton day school, it has an endowment of 43 million USD. most likely, he had connected parents that connected all the dots in his life. now he thinks he's a genius. child prodigies i understand, mother fucker is 21 and haven't come up with anything that the world will remember him for. here's a prodigy.
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Do any of you actually do this?
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Do what? Get in the zone? Yeah, I'm a programmer and you have to do that shit to be productive. Seems like the guy is saying that you should do a math problem to get in the zone. Ok.
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>>9016576
>I'm a programmer
This post is bait.
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>Yuanposting
this is a cleo board
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What is the hardest undergraduate class?
Is it real analysis?
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>>9016570
Not all schools have the same classes available to undergrads.
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>>9016570
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Math_55
>Some claim it is the most difficult undergraduate math course in the United States.
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Fluid Dynamics
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Simple intelligent theory for death and resurrection.
Let's say 1000 foetuses were born in that month. You have 1/1000 chance to be born as one of those children. Now all of you lived, for the better or for the worse.
You can be aware/conscious of 1 of these many lives till they die. Some of them aren't even human.
Somebody will have to fill in the spot for your brothers/sisters and they will have the same brain regardless of your consciousness. Your brain dictates how you think.
Consciousness is life. Sadly consciousness isn't something that can overlap, you have 1 life and then move on to the next attempt at life.
I don't have any explanation for souls/consciousnesses on stand-by waiting for new life and even if there were then you wouldn't be aware you're dead so it wouldn't matter for you.
Sadly if you go with my theory then you'll most likely have a high chance of reviving as a chinese man, a middle eastern, mexican or african, because they replicate the most and the most frequently.
You could attempt to time your death with the amount of babies born in britain, america, ireland at that month. So if you time your death exactly with a feotus' inception then you might have a chance at "reviving" as that new person.
I don't believe in death in a traditional sense. Because there are a huge ton lives being born constantly on this planet alone. The problem is that there's no possible of tracking your consciousness and the many lives it lived. There's no sure way of tracking your past lives and who you're going to be next, so you cannot save your memory and learn your history.
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>believe
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since the population is increasing there'd have to be more conscious entities waiting than the number currently alive
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>>9015810
There is no single "your consciousness", that's just an illusion.
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Why do people believe this shitty fake "science" stories?
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>>9015692
You don't believe science?
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Brainlets will believe anything that inflates their self-esteem
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>been going to bed at 4am and need to clean my room
Wtf I'm a genius now
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>Now, I only graded a random selection of the problems I assigned
Why are math professors so lazy? It rustles my jimmies every time.
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Grading is the most tedious shit.
Except if you are doing it in groups. Then it's hilarious to share the banalities that get written down
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Professors do that because they know most students are lazy and don't do the problem sets in full. Grading it that way makes is so that the professor can choose to grade all of the questions he knows people won't do because it takes time, is harder, etc. Chances are they will post up the solutions to all of the questions anyways, so theres no need to be upset. Also, you can always go to their office to ask if you did the problem correctly.
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>>9015698
It's not so much that I'm worried about getting things wrong, since I usually just look up the answer afterwards to check my works, it's more the fact that I spent 3 to 6 hours working everything out, and double checking my work, only for them to spend 10 minutes spot checking it.
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>Study MechE
>get results back
>do better than you've ever done before
>compare to friend who started studying much later (week before the exams) and was working at a job
>He gets 0.6 percent lower than me
H-how is this possible, I studied throughout the term, I studied much longer than him (10 hours average a day when lecturers were over)
And we got the same grade, I have no ill will towards him, I'm more angry at myself. I'm actually a retard.
So /r9k/ when did you realise you're stupid?
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>10 hours a day
You're literally retarded if you did that and got anything wrong. Your friend is also better at studying than you, probably because they prioritise the most useful exercises and past exam papers.
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>>9015356
Obviously not 10 hours of pure studying, We studied together, for a lot of it. I know I'm stupid why do you think I made this fucking thread.
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So this is the man many consider the greatest mathematician 2017-07-05 12:22:40 Post No.9015263
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So this is the man many consider the greatest mathematician
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of the 20th century
>One story has it that Grothendieck is now convinced that the Devil is working to falsify the speed of light. Schneps ascribes his concerns with the speed of light to his anxiety about the methodological compromises physicists make. He talks constantly, however, about the Devil, semi-metaphorically, sitting behind good people and nudging them in the direction of compromise, of the fudge, of the move towards corruption. ‘Uncompromising’ is the expression Schneps favours.
>In his correspondence with Leila Schneps, he told her he would be willing to share his research into physics with her if she could answer one question: ‘What is a metre?’
Justify yourselfs
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>>9015263
Clearly the greatest mathematician.
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>>9015280
he believed the devil falsified physics
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>>9015283
maybe he knew something you dont?
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What is scientific reason in nature for creating ugly males?
One would think that nature could figure out after severa lkk years that ugly males are unwanted, yet somehow new ugly males are created.
Is nature dumb? If nature can not handle male creating then why do you expect to handle methane created by cow farts?
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Natural Selection is like the Free Market.
It's the dumbest, least efficient, "constantly bumping into dead-ends and falling off cliffs" way of making progress.
There is no reason for ugly males. It's just that the process of natural selection is just trial and error and it has really no awareness of how fucking retarded some "trials" are.
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>>9015123
Some things about attrctiveness are evolutionary, nobody wants their potential children to be constantly sickly or have genetic diseases, but others are entirely socially derived. Being fat used to be a sign of affluence, shit like that. So evolution isn't going to progress towards the most attractive human being becuse what that is changes from generation to generation.
Also its just good to keep around a wide variety of phenotypes.
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Why the fuck would looks matter more than shit like athleticism or intellect? Youre whats dumb kid.
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Will you fucking people answer?
What happens if I swallow an isotope?
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depending on the isotope and luck, radiation poisoning, cancer, heavy metal poisoning or nothing
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>>9014943
Americium-241
Smoke Detector Button.
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>>9014950
>Americium-241
>Specific activity~ 117 GBq/g
Nothing good will happen. Also Americium is toxic.