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Cosmetic Plastic Surgeries 2017-06-23 11:43:20 Post No.8992734
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Cosmetic Plastic Surgeries
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2017-06-23 11:43:20
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What are your thoughts on the future of cosmetic plastic surgeries?
For now plastic surgeries are kinda easy to spot but in the future they might be less obvious.
I think that every person that gets cosmetic plastic surgeries should have to have a government document with all the details of what they've done and of how they looked before with all the surgeries and photos documented.
And they should also have to let their partner see that document before intentionally having kids so they could approve on it. I wouldn't want my kids to have bad genes.
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>>8992734
I hate plastic surgery because it fucks with evolution. Though, needing to detect it before breeding is a genetic trait that should be continued. But, it should only be used for accident victims who didn't get mangled from their own stupidity. Like from a meteor strike or something.
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lmao Kylie Jenner is just a generic white girl she doesn't seven have Armenian blood
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>>8992801
If they had better reflexes they would have jumped out of the way. Anyone who gets medicine of any kind should be shot for their inferior immune system
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Sum to Product and Product to Sum Identities 2017-06-27 11:22:58 Post No.9000497
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Sum to Product and Product to Sum Identities
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2017-06-27 11:22:58
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How do I remember go around from remembering these? I already remember the addition of angles formulas like sin(a+b)=sin(a)cos(b)+cos(a)sin(b). Can I use these to somehow formulate the sum to product and product to sum formulas?
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just print them out if you really need them
I don't know anyone who has these memorized
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>>9000497
>I already remember the addition of angles formulas like sin(a+b)=sin(a)cos(b)+cos(a)sin(b)
Yes, just add those formulas.
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>>9000497
that fourth equation is redundant, it follows from the third
who ML here?
>tfw literally 300k starting
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>M-L
Solving problems without any analytical understanding of the problem is like fucking a trap in the ass with a condom desu
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>>9000089
Did somebody say ML?
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Um what is ml
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>In the early sixties, Grothendieck visited Harvard while Zariski was still a faculty member. Once, while Zariski was lecturing in a seminar, Grothendieck kept asking him why he didn't prove his result for all schemes, not just varieties, but Zariski simply responded that it didn't work. Eventually, Grothendieck could stand it no longer and went to the blackboard and began writing down a proof for schemes. While he did so, Zariski wrote down a counter-example. When Grothendieck realized he was wrong, Zariski said (in his heavily accented Russo-Italian English) "In my time, I have had to learn many languages." At this, Grothendieck turned bright red from embarrassment.
>Another time Zariski was lecturing and Grothendieck again asked him why he didn't generalize his work to schemes. This time Zariski merely said "Now now Alexander, we must show some self control."
>In a discussion with Grothendieck, Messing mentioned the formula expressing the integral of exp(-x2) in terms of pi, which is proved in every calculus course. Not only did Grothendieck not know the formula, but he thought that he had never seen it in his life.
http://www.jmilne.org/math/apocrypha.html
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>57 is prime
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>"Now now Alexander, we must show some self control."
literally my advisor when I tell him we should do the general case straight away
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So is Grothendieck conformed a brainlet?
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How small does a black hole need to be for you to safely hold it in your hand?
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>>8999349
Depends how big you are.
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>>8999350
4'3"
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>>8999366
You're a big guy
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Why do brainlets pretend that brain surgery is a complicated matter? You have two common saying to emphasize the ease of a task relative to another, "It's not rocket science," and "It's not brain surgery." Why do people think these two things are comparable in difficulty? A brain surgeon is basically a just glorified butcher.
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>>8999302
Only the best of the best get to that point
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>>8999302
Do you think brain surgery isn't complicated, but rocket science is?
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>>8999305 >>8999302
The best of best of Medical School.
Which were before the best students from Biology & Chemistry.
Surgery itself is more manual dexterity than mental power. Surgery is a Physical Body Skill like Sports, Drawing or Music.
Medicine & Biology are more about Memorizing a Lot of Stuff
Instead of the Logical Reasoning required in Math, Physics & Engineering (to varying degrees)
Brain Surgery is very simple if compared to Physics. Just cut some damaged parts of Brain without killing the Patient, & hope than the Brain heal himself.
Physics, Math, Engineering PhD is much harder than Medicine.
Physics, Math & Engineering PhD are harder, however get paid less than Medical Doctors.
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I was using my pi cluster to brute force tripcodes and came across something interesting.
I found a series of roughly 100 numerically sequential passwords, all of which encrypt to the same exact tripe code (which has Trump's name in it no less).
tripcodes are generated using DES encryption.
mathfags, im genuinely curious.
there are 303305489096114176 unique total possibilities for a tripcode (a-z+A-Z+0-9 = 56 characters ^ 10)
the odds of this occuring must be astronomical. can anyone confirm?
Full list:
https://pastebin.com/ERw6RMFz
Excerpt:
#43:"A encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"B encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"C encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"D encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"E encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"F encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"G encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"H encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"I encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"J encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"K encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"L encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"M encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"N encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"O encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"P encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"Q encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"R encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"S encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"T encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"U encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"V encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"W encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"X encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"Y encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"Z encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
you get the idea...
Try any one of those as your trip. they all encrypt to the same exact phrase.
The odds of this must be astronomical
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>>8999178
Neat
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brainlet here someone explain pls
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at least explain it in a way smart people like me will get, faggot
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Electrical Engineering? 2017-06-27 05:47:36 Post No.8999122
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Electrical Engineer student
How many hours a day will I have to study?
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>>8999122
Recomend you fucking build radios or some shit.
Studying is important, but you also need to know stuff that's not taught in the book.
My friend's entire family is electrical engineers.
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>>8999122
As long as it takes
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>>8999130
I don't want to study and then fail a test. I want to know in advance so I can prepare myself with how much I study right now. I want to find just the right amount of hours and study that regularly to prepare.
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What happens if you don't wear a spacesuit in space? 2017-06-27 02:48:33 Post No.8998906
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What happens if you don't wear a spacesuit in space?
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Time to settle this question once and for all. What happens to you if you go to deep space without a spacesuit? Personally. I think you'll be fine with just one of those fishbowl helmets and nothing else. Space is safe. There's nothing out there to hurt you.
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>>8998906
Fucking nog we already settled this last week
You get this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decompression_sickness
Stop reposting shit threads. sage, and please other responses do the same thanks.
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>>8998906
you die
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>>8998906
Since there is no air pressure pushing your fluids/organs to stay inside of your body, your eyes/blood/everything else will get forcibly sucked out of your mouth/ears/eye sockets/anus etc.
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>can tell you the approximate temperature/ size/ chemical makeup of a planet 50 light years away
>can't tell you if there is a beyond-Neptune planet in our own solar system
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>>8998848
>Man in 6th century
>Can describe the broad features of the face of the moon
>Can't tell you whether or not there's land across the ocean
Seriously, shut the fuck up you illiterate mongoloid.
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>>8998865
Except for you got it wrong, pajeet.
>man can tell you in perfect detail what lays beyond the ocean
>can't tell you what the moon in the sky looks like
kys
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>can tell you there exist a unique solution to a given partial differential equation
>can't find it
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What's /sci/'s opinion of linguistics and/or the systemized study of language?
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>membership is open to anyone who can use google
Damn that must one shitty club.
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>>8998733
>using google
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>>8998731
pointless
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Geometry problem I generated. Help would be greatly appreciated.
Two lines originate from the same point A and run at a given angle (theta) continuously away from each other. A third line, AG, originates from the same point at half the given angle, and perpendicular to it run lines BB', CC', DD', etc. These lines are bisected by AG. All polygons formed inside the original two lines AF and AF' must have area x.
My goal is to describe this pattern in which the triangle and descending trapezoids share the same area x. I want to do this by finding some equation that scales the original height, h, generating the next polygon height in the sequence.
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Oh woops, I said AG is the bisector, I meant AA'.
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ratio a:b sides similar triangle
area a^2:b^2
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>>8998640
Would you mind elaborating a little bit? I'm not sure what you're saying.
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/sci/, my new housemate believes in nearly every hoax and conspiracy theory you care to mention.
>vaccines cause autism (so he doesn't vaccine his son)
>flat earth
>installing smart meters to monitor your water causes you to stay awake because of the "pulsings" emitted
>having any sort of electronics on at night disturbs sleep
He even showed me a video of a "professor" lecturing about deciphering alien code with "binary blue" and "binary red" with 3 codes embedded.
Have any of you had to deal with this? Is there a way to convince him or should I just avoid him?
Pic unrelated.
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>>8998528
Seeing as his child is susceptible to some disease we had virtually eliminated, I'd suggest the "avoid him" course of action would be smart.
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>>8998528
When his child is going to get tetanus playing around maybe he'll learn, hopefully not on his son's life.
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>>8998528
how come he has a child and still lives with a housemate? anyway, ignore him. people may fall for a conspiracy theory due to being too innocent or gullible and those people should be helped, but someone like that obviously has some kind of mental problem
What is the goal of science?
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to get laid. like everything else
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>>8998492
providing a framework for unbiased research
now the goal of that research is subjective and changes from people to people, it's like asking what's the goal of a hammer well it's to nail down things but why would you want to nail those things down changes depending on the situation
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>>8998492
To satisfy our curiosity and to make us less bored.
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I've heard good things about gallium and its ability to break down some metals, and I want to use it for a project.
Can I corrode raw bronze with gallium?
And if I diluted the gallium into a liquid, would that dilution still retain some corrosive properties? If so, what would be a good thing to dilute it in?
Don't worry I swear it's all legal
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Gallium is corrosive to all metals except tungsten and tantalum, which have a high resistance to corrosion.
if you want it to dissolve into a liquid you'll need to mix it with urea
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>>8998401
So just a gallium/urea mix? Or gallium +urea and then put it in another liquid?
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>>8998413
gallium urea mix would be fine