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>>8987225

It makes more fucking sense for one

>>8987229
Whys that?

I confirm.
t. greco.

Also yeah, it makes sense; why memorize three more letters?

>>8987152
Was gonna say that's an example of engineering, but there's a woman in it.

>>8987152
is she actually moving it?

this is awesome

Proofcucks BTFO

>>8994367
>i hate real world examples that force me to confront the fact that i don't actually know what i'm doing

Know tf.
That applied shit is horrible.

>>8994367
You have to grind my friend

why not both?

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If you know calculus and you have a strong passion for chemistry, just start by using two books: Chemical Principles by Atkins and Principles of Modern Chemistry by Oxtoby. They're hard, but focusing on one book and reading the other book for alternative explanations and extra problems will give you a solid intuition of general chemistry. The best brainlet book is probably Chemistry: The Central Science, but it's quite mediocre, and it doesn't get better than that for other similar caliber books.

All of the other general chemistry books are mediocre at best, and even these books could use a fresh method of presentation of concepts and connections, so searching too hard for the best general chemistry book is going to be a fruitless exercise. You're better off diving into what I've mentioned and pushing through to the more specialized areas, where the texts are far better. Clayden for organic, Macquarrie for physical, Lehninger for biochemistry, Miessler for inorganic are all fantastic, so there's light at the end of the tunnel.

>>8993746
This pic is still fucking pleb. Hope some guy screen capped our previous conversation on this absolutely trash notation, because I dont feel like schooling you again.

>Good luck on predicting stability through resonance

I dont have it anymore, but someguy made a thread a year ago where he made an extremely detailed rape simulator. Everything from different genomic crosses to amount of vaginal wall tear from repeated abuse.

You could build houses block by block, sneak around (stealth system), etc.

It was really fucking weird

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>>8993102
Here's my version.

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>>8993120
appreciate the contribution.

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>>8992786

wow what a good thread, absolute top notch quality. thanks for posting, im sure you'll rile a few neckbearded virgins with that one.

>>8992121
Feynman lectures

>>8992142
Instead of meme lectures, go for more rigorous lectures from Frederik Schuller

>>8992121
There's a great youtube channel called "looking glass universe" which has some nice videos about the essence of quantum mechanics.

>>8991942
But how do you start the engine? DUN DUN DUN!

>>8991942
Because battries don't turn the crankshaft in cars, the engine does.

>>8991951
I meant to run the electronics, not the motor itself.

use the proof for 1=2 four consecutive times

>>8989708
I wouldn't. All "proofs" I've seen involved division by zero.

>>8989708
1 = 5 (mod 2)
1 = 5 (mod 4)

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haha le epic meme thread, mate my man xDDD

>>8989111
math is merely applied masturbation

>>8989111
>building a house is merely applied use of tools.

good luck using your tools with no understanding of their applications.

>>8983789
Lots.

benis in bagina :DDD

>>8983789
How many phone numbers that actual want a date or or how many bank account numbers that are mine?

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>>8994690
PRESERVE THE HELL PLANET FOR POSTERITY! Space colonies > planets! Sieg Zeon!

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>>8994697

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>>8994699
Space Colony dump!

we have ~80 years to live at best if you live in a good country with a decent lifestyle

do things you enjoy or live to regret all the things you didn't do on your death bed

>>8994302
70-80 can hardly be called living.

>>8994283
To contemplate the logos. If you don't enjoy that, then don't study science. The last thing we need are more pseuds.

>>8994184
mathematical engineering

>>8994184
Feminist Engineering

nothing
i went to trade school for welding
make $35 and hour now
(((university))) is for homos

i just come her because i like science stuff

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>>8993736
Shameless self bump

>>8993736
>Thoughts on star wars program?

Wonderful project, directed hundreds of millions to funding scientific research.

>Do we need a new one?

Absolutely, government funding of science is always money well spent.

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>>8994012
I honestly like conservatives more than liberals when it comes to science. All the greatest scientists that made useful contributions were conservative and pro war, like Edward Teller, John von Neumann, Ernest Lawrence, ect. Liberals are honestly the anti-science group. The stuff they care about is useless. Evolution is useless, and vague, and all fields based in it like evolutionary psychology is beyond retarded. Don't even get me started on sociology. They hate bioweapons research, and genetic engineering, and nuclear research, ect. They care about stuff that's not well understood, like climate science, and declare war on fissile fuels, instead of coming up with a solution. https://e-reports-ext.llnl.gov/pdf/231636.pdf