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>>8929732
Hartshorne Alg. Geom. chapters 2,3,4

>studying in summer
Fag.

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>studying textbooks instead of working on prize problems

Look man, I don't know. But what I do know is that I really want a robot waifu

>>8960979

If a human did, would he?

Universal egalitarianism is a disease.

i am thinking about this for the past four hours

just sleep at least 45 minutes and you'll be good

Sleep, you're already doomed.
Study a bit before the exam anyways.

Also >>>/adv/

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>tfw retarded laws prevent you from purchasing SpaceX equity
God I wish I had $1mil in assets...

>>8961182
just gotta wait until they start doing regular missions to mars. then they'll go public, according to Elon.

much too long to wait...

>>8961182
What retarded laws? The company is private. No one can invest.

>>8960909

So what you're saying is, you're a fucking retarded infant who has no clue how dictionaries work?

>>8960927
Yeah he almost got words

But truth be told. Be like this. Words are distracting arbitrary concepts that keep you from the truth

>>8960927
you are the fucking retard with no clue how dictionaries should work.

https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Circular_definition

now shut the fuck up, call your isp, and tell them you want to cancel your internet

the patient would drown in egg whites

The egg whites would never die.

>>8960696
>With life support machines

Read the whole thing.

>>8960350
It is impossible. So just give up. What I do is that I let my destructive nature take hold. I start scrutinizing my work now that it is too late to fix it and start mentally going over my procedure thinking about every step I may have fucked up.

I keep doing this for about an hour and then my destructive part gets tired and goes away and I go back to other things.

You can't fight it. If you try to distract yourself or calm yourself you will just feel shittier. All that you can do now is kill yourself, hope there is a god and an afterlife, then go to that god and kick him in the nuts for designing us like this.

>>8960357
Because I don't know if I did good ( I usually do but there is always a chance I fuck up like put the wrong signs or something)

>>8960358
OMG the first paragraph is me to a t. I keep thinking about how I fucked up.

>>8960236
We have. It's called a parachute

>>8960236
No antigravity.

>>8960240
doesn't work for 50m fall

>>8959848
Trying to learn qft. I only brought Lahiri/Pal and Maggiore with me on vacation. I have Zee and Ryder back home. Anyone have any opinions on qft texts?

What physics text should I read if I want to build a time machine?

>>8959855
https://www.amazon.com/Adventure-Self-Discovery-Consciousness-Psychotherapy-Transpersonal/dp/0887065414/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8

I have used this with success.

Who cares if you actually travel forward or back in time or not?

How did you do it anon ?


T.brainlet

>tfw you understand the Fourier transformation
>tfw you understand the exterior derivative
>tfw you understand the Curry-Howard correspondence

>>8959706
I don't know man, I was just doing my Khan Academy and it clicked. I see the connections now, how it all comes together.

>>8959655
The battery and tank would prevent the fish from moving

Water needs to flow through gills for them to work. Once the fish takes a breath, it's all out of water.

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>>8959655
You'd need constant oxygen circulation, which I assume would require equipment larger than the fish itself. Why not just design a fish mech? Then we can have our bettas role-playing as clanners in their mini-stormcrows.

>>8959515
Calculus on Manifolds (Spivak)?
How so if I may ask?
I've never used Apostol.

When did you realize Apostol is too much and you only need based Stewart

>>8959558

When I realized I didn't want to learn math.

Never read his work, but there are different forms of intelligence.

>>8959222
Lol no

Nietzsche's work is nice poetry, but he's too much of a hopeless romantic for his ideas to be taken seriously.

if someone ever tells you "X is a mind control drug, a poison, a sedative" etc., you need to realize that too much or too little of any one substance can cause problems. Poison is about the dose, not the substance.

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>>8958992
Well actually there is an annoying contradiction with the argument FOR fluoride.

Their argument says:
Statement 1.) its good for teeth and oral hygiene
Rebuttal 1.) it only spends a minimal amount of time on your teeth before you swallow the water and it goes straight to your stomach, and if it somehow crosses the gut wall, it will cause flaws in those same teeth and bones.

Statement 2.) Well if its not good for your teeth it must be there to kill bacteria. Yes, that has to be the reason.
Rebuttal 2.) If it can kill bacterial cells it can sure as hell kill human cells, therefore its bad to swallow and ingest fluoridated water and products.

Statement 3.) No see your human body has billions of cells and therefore can afford to lose and replace a few, whereas the water supply is not contaminated by billions of cells its only a few... losing a few cells through fluoridation is much more preferable than loosing... a few... cells... from bacteria... humm
Rebuttal 3.) Who decided that i had to choose between those options. There are chemicals slightly more safe than fluoride, why arnt we just using those instead? This is a restricting the options fallacy. And lets not forget the government doesnt say that fluoride is an acceptable loss, it says the fluoride is completely safe to ingest throughout the course of ones life. We could easily see a latency period in the effects of fluoride and it could be our generations version of asbestos.

As you can see ive demonstrated here that the logic behind using fluoride is deeply flawed. Atleast its a restricting the options fallacy or even a necessary and sufficient conditions confusion fallacy.

However if someone tries to link this with a global conspiracy that is somehow all powerful and responsible for the reason they as people cannot get ahead in life; like ancient aliens or devils then this is most likely a circular argument fallacy.

>>8959054
>it only spends a minimal amount of time on your teeth
So? I once got a glob of vegatable oil on my arm when frying, instant burn, it was there less than a second. Time need not be material.

>>8958954
In before Mandelbrot...

>>8958954
Does anyone bother to look at these past like dimension 5?

I don't see how an indiscriminate blob of edges can be seen as more beautiful than any other graph.

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only a true genius can see the beauty in this