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just do something more addicting than caffeine beforehand so that your mind doesn't realize it's there

> Caffeine reduced CBF by an average of 27% across both caffeine states.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2748160/

Enjoy your brains shrinkage moran.

>>9004167

Uh-oh, are you admitting that blacks' smaller brains are evidence of lesser cognitive ability?

>>9004039
If both cars are moving 50km/h, how would they ever crash they would never reach each other

1 for a variety of reasons.
they are "equally" dangerous if you replace the car in 2 with a solid wall.

>>9004039
I too watched Mythbusters, anon.

>>9003561
Both.

>>9003603
this

We have no idea how we might go about getting any method of FTL travel functioning, since all of them, save for wormholes, violate what we know of physics thus far

if it works, then we will live in paradise, if it doesn't, we can make due with what we have for space travel

>>9003561
Pure fantasy. Relativity says FTL is time travel.

>>9003490

Impossible to know. Radioactive decays appears to be random, but on the other hand it follows strict deterministic probabilities.

Prime numbers.

>>9003490
>truly random
A common response is that it depends on what you mean by 'random'. But that, in turn, depends on something more fundamental: namely, what you mean by 'true'.

is this bdsm related

I am do not know much about biology, but maybe you could modify the DNA of the cell so that the cells become more sensitive. Or put some chemicals that make the nerve sense more sensitive.

Does not local anethesia do the opposite by making the nerve cells less sensitive.

>>9003265
By "more pain" do you mean an increased subjective experience of pain or do you mean a more rapid response to painful stimuli? In the latter case, yes, this is possible. Different people have different response speed to pain and in theory you can increase this. As for subjective experience of pain, it's tough to say, but for example depressed people tend to report a higher subjective pain level on average than non-depressed people, so it could be possible but it's tough to remove all the confounding variables.

true capitalist radio

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>>9002157
Thanks

>>9002137
>STEM podcast
Joe rogans podcast is pretty great if you want to learn science

looks like only 3 field medals will be handed to mathematicians from now on.

>>9002144
>women can't do maths

Go back to /pol/, you bigoted philistine.

I'm sure it's just a coincidence that her contributions are weakest in the history of the prize and not at all a reflection of political motives.

Pure coincidence.

>>9001159
Let's do a thought experiment. Let's replace math with poetry. How would I make everyone love the beauty of poetry? I wouldn't because poetry isn't for everyone. Some people cannot appreciate the beauty of some dude jacking off using a pen and paper all over liberal arts graduates.


basically math isn't for everyone, don't force people into it.

I would teach every child to write, in vernacular, what the goal and strategy of each problem is before they attempt it.

>>9001163
Most people avoid poetry because it doesn't suit their tastes. This doesn't seem to be the case for math. Most people avoid it because they believe themselves inherently good or bad at it. If we could teach people that math uys accessible to all, then they could make an informed decision as to whether it suits their tastes.

>>9001043
what's that coon sippin on?

it sees in photons

>>9001047
kool aid

>>/sqt/
You killed a thread just to ask about your shitty homework problem

>>9000800
.25^12×2+.25^11

>>9000800
Geodude geodude geo...DUDE!!

go see a dentist you brainlet

That dark seam going down the side seems pretty scary.

If you have pain its probably down to the root. Looks like a root canal for you buddy.

>>8998663

I'm going tomorrow but I'd like to know

>closer to sun
>AND something made us move away from it
dude don't fuck with my head like this

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>>8996427
Well is it plaubable that a super nova happened in a galaxy say 10 light years away and the wind nudged us? Maybe earth quaffed some carbon gasses from what we know now as the sanandreas fault and that pushed us. I'm eating pickles and studying weather, give me more reasonable answers!

>>8996451
uh give me some pickles

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>>8996167
>PhD
>brainlet
I think you might be projecting

>there are more transcendentals that irrationals
>there are five "levels of infinity"
confirmed brainlet

>>8996167
are you any smarter than him though?

>>9005033
Reported for being underage

>>9005037
I'm serious. We were talking about an African and a Caucasian having a baby and what "race" that baby would be. He stumped with "is it a whole new race?"

>>9005033
Race can't be simply quantified as the percentage difference in genetic material. There are plenty of people of different races who have a higher genetic similarity with each other than with some other members of their own race.

>>9004917
Just follow standard university physics curriculum

>>9004926
But is there any specific books I could start with and where should I start with math?

bump me up inside