Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 368. page

>>9014003

if it works who can argue with results

>>9014003
Ibuprofen doesn't help me at least you have that going for you

>>9014003
Does it work with Paracetamol/Acetaminophen?

>>9013670
Computer Science

>>9013670
You should study whatever will give you a real job, because you will never make futuristic weapons.

>>9013670
why don't you start by making normal weapons first honey

>>9013465
are you here to stroke your ego or what?

>>9013470
I am just here to help you realize how it takes infinitely more brainpower and nuance to become a competent lawyer than it does to become competent in any STEM field.

>>9013465
>not being patent attorney master race

1/infinity^2

>>9013227
No, man, there's a definite 50% probability, since you can win if you flip heads the first time. After that it just converges to some value. But which one?

[math]\sum_{k=0}^\infty \frac{1}{2^{2^k}}[/math]

>why do monkeys exist
>why do fish exist
>why do bugs exist
damn can't answer any of these, guess I'm a #jesusmissile now

>>9013149
WE

>>9013157
>>9013158
why the fuck do you reply to this you literal fucking retards, you are what's wrong with this board
this isn't fucking /b/ so fuck off

Fuck you op, I hate algebra

>>9013117
Get fucked OP and do your own fucking homework. I'm so sick of all these people here "hurr can you solve my 6th grade homework problem? Oh you say it's trivial well then do it hahaha prove to me you can solve it!"

>>9013117
w=9+-2squareroot3

>>9013013
yes.
What situation better inspires you to perform well - working in an environment of dumber people or of equals?

>>9013013
I remember being in elementary school and I really couldn't understand why everyone else were so slow in learning and understanding stuff. Everything was so obvious to me, why wasn't it obvious to everyone else? I didn't really feel smart, just confused as to why other people weren't on my level.

>>9013013
I'm still surrounded by brainlets.
There's no escape when you're superior to everyone you meet

he never made any great discovery though

He was almost a different species than us. Not quite human but also not too different. Too bad his genes weren't preserved, now we'll have to wait another 1000 years for nature to produce a similar specimen.

>>9012629
cellular automata
game theory
first person to mathematicize quantum mechanics

among many things, yeah they arn't as deep as something like godel's incompletness theorems, but they were not shallow by no menans

>>9012573
You have the freedom to be retarded all you want, go crazy with it.

>>9012575
>muh electron can be in any place in the universe if you don't look
>muh atom can be entangled

Might as well believe in god

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>>9012573
You're not wrong, but that's not all it is. For example, your computer runs on it.

It's because the publishing corporations collude with each other and are protected by the government, forming a soft oligopoly. Whenever the college bubble bursts expect a normalization of prices. Also as an aside, the authors of these texts generally receive dick all. University admins are in on the scam too, requiring periodic texts to be published by their professors.

I download and print all the books I need.
Fuck Springer and fuck white males.

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>>9011600
>step one: get a Kindle for $80
>step two: enjoy free textbooks from libgen.io
There is literally no reason to pay for textbooks.

Probably long after you have become an hero

>>9011463
at the time when you will be in a grave

By the time real celebrities are replaced by robots

Silicon doesn't seem to react with other elements as readily as carbon.

>>9011438
>implying that Silicon based life forms did not exist billions of years ago and coexist with carbon based life, but in a brutal and savage competition, carbon based lifeforms evolutionarily surpassed silicon life, forcing them to have to hide for billions of years.

>Implying that now silicon based life forms haven't evolved to be today entirely parasitic

>Implying that there is not a silicon based parasite today that infects the minds of doctors and controls them so that they can persuade other people to willingly take in the offspring of the silicon parasite in the form "implants".

>Implying that today there aren't millions of humans with silicon "implants" and that the silicon mastermind isn't just waiting for the number to be big enough so that he can turn those baby parasites on and start a nuclear war against us carbon humans so that then the silicon parasites will rule the universe

>Implying they won't win

>>9011477
David Icke?

good, science and politics shouldn't be mixing anyway

>>9010982
What would the White House even need a science division for?

>>9010982
I hope they're planning to replace it with a religion division.

There is a disturbing lack of faith in this country which has led to all the degenerate behavior we see today. We need to restore good Christian values ASAP.

>>9009568
oh yeah that's a nice acid

post moar

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Really blows your mind

>>9009591

>post acids
>posts a molecule without a single proton and no Lewis acidic sites

anon pls

You guys didn't hear?

>>9006845
Enlighten us

>>9006856
We're getting the woolly mammoth. And we're getting a shitload of them. They're all going in Siberia etc for starters. It's happening. Jurrasic Park is literally happening. It's actually already done. The process has literally already started. They're calling it a moon shot though but still.