can humans and sheep interbreed?
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>>8951342
no, we have a different number of chromosomes
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>>8951342
is that pic from someone fucking a goat?
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>>8951342
WHAT IS THAT
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What is the purpose of the Paris Deal if there is no punishment for countries that fail to meet the emissions targets? What scientific grounds is there to believe this will prevent climate change?
What does developed countries giving 100 billion annually to a fund that gets distributed to "developing" countries like china, india and north korea with no accountability have to do with stopping climate change?
Why is everyone acting like the paris deal is the magical solution to fix the climate, and questioning the logistics of this deal make you a climate denier?
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>b-but PCA has the word "Climate" in it so it must be good!!11!
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The purpose is obviously not to take away your money under the guise of doing something that sounds useful and important.
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>>8951379
Yes, but these "developing countries" are accepting funds while doing hardly anything to combat their emissions (china), not to mention that in some cases these countries are to some respect richer than those who are distributing the funds
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Lost a bet over the winter, getting a science-related ass tattoo this weekend while I'm on vacation.
Trips decides what I get. Don't stir me wrong /sci/.
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Plank constant
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>>8937088
This
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>>8937088
every digit of Pi
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The Photon is the Graviton 2017-06-03 02:20:57 Post No.8953137
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The Photon is the Graviton
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Soooo wherever gravity changes there is a photon?
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>>8953137
Photon is spin 1, a graviton is necessarily spin 2.
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Annihilation event produces =>2 photons. Spin is conserved.
What fractal is this?
It's generated from the [math]f_c(Z) = Z^2-i[/math] rule
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And what the fuck is this?
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The [math]-\mathrm i[/math]-set of Julia.
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>>8952682
I remember trying to generate that one with my simple Julia set program but it only found like 4 points in the set. I think one needs a more sophisticated algorithm for plotting that set than just "looping through points". Anyone got any ideas?
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What music do you listen to when u study?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeyDfVjq6sw&index=1&list=RDyeyDfVjq6sw
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Death Grips in one ear, NMH in other, Dyson vacuum in the background.
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>>8952517
Music is distracting.
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>>8952517
>What music do you listen to when u study?
Enjoy being a brainlet.
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Someone explain wheres error
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>>8952475
sqrt(ab)!=sqrt(a)sqrt(b) when a or b is neg I guess
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[math]\sqrt{(-1)(-1)}=1\neq-1=i\cdot{i}[/math]
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Edgar Allen Poe knows dick about math, that's your problem.
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Who ares the weirdest mathematicians? 2017-06-02 07:44:09 Post No.8952448
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Who ares the weirdest mathematicians?
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Perelmeme and Grothencuck
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Gödel was a weirdo and Cauchy was a motherfucker. That's what I know.
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Most mathematical geniuses were and are extravagant in one way or another.
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What did Oppenheimer mean by this?
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>>8952369
>The sentence, enigmatic and incomprehensible at the time, was actually an allusion to ancient Hindu texts that describe an apocalyptic catastrophe that doesn’t correlate with volcanic eruptions or other known phenomena. Oppenheimer, who avidly studied ancient Sanskrit, was undoubtedly referring to a passage in “The Bhagavad Gita” that describes a global disaster caused by “an unknown weapon, a ray of iron.”
http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/23630-ancient-atomic-bombs/
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>>8952369
dinosaurs had nuke
FACT
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>when /sci/ goes /x/
Come on now
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>be me
>taking pee at uni
>nobody else in bathroom
>my older chem prof walks in
>goes to urinal a few down from me
>only the sounds of the streams to be heard
>I look over at him
>he's minding his own business
>"Hey, Mr. Anon, what chemicals is pee made out of?"
>don't even know what I was thinking
>he almost tries to ignore it and pretend like he didn't hear it
>my sperg self keeps looking at him with a goofy smile
>he looks over, visibly uncomfortable (pic related)
>appears like he's about to say something but doesn't
>wash our hands in silence
>don't want to go to lecture on monday
Why the fuck do I do the things I do. my grade is gonna be fucked
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"it's made out of water, you can drink mine if you want to"
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Just apologize and tell him you were on drugs.
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>>8952301
So if warm air rises upwards, how does "science" explain that it's always the mountaintops that are snowy? Checkmate if you ask me.
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>>8952066
warm air doesn't rise, it moves towards the most entropic/cold state. In this case the warm air moves towards the mountaintop because it is cold. Space is even colder, so that's ultimately the way the warm wants to go.
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>>8952130
>being this retarded
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>>8952066
As it rises it expands. As it expands it cools.
>I want to donate my body to science
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>not wanting to donate body to science
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>>8951889
Never say you're a donator
They will kill you st their first chance to harvest your organs
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>>8951855
Science doesn't want it
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Simon
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http://math.caltech.edu/SimonFest/stories.html
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How long would it take to have an intermediate understanding of computer stuff, physics, and math?
By intermediate I mean at least a bachelor in these things. Certainly there is at least a little overlap?
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well a bachelor is 4 years, so 4*3=12 years for all 3 of computers, physics and math
you should learn basic multiplication before dealing with computers and physics though
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>>8950932
I earned a BS in Chem and Math, and enough credits for a BA in Physics in four years. If you don't care to be a well-rounded complete individual, you can just do the science/math stuff in two or three I bet.
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You can learn it in a few weeks unless you're a brainlet.
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Interconnectivity of the fields of STEM: 2017-06-02 03:14:28 Post No.8950724
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Interconnectivity of the fields of STEM:
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What does /sci/ make of this?
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>>8950724
They are interconnected in many more ways than your image suggests.
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>>8950724
Statistical Mechanics is not always classical.
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>>8950724
These connections don't really make sense