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theoretically speaking, what would happen if you grew a baby inside of a sealed glass box?
My theory is, as the baby grows, eventually it will become too large to comfortably fit inside the box and it will have to bend its limbs in weird ways. It will keep growing and its bone structure will become box-like, similar to how those japanese cube watermelons grow. But could a human hypothetically survive this adaption process? It would be extremely gradual and painful, but they could still survive right? Are there any real life experiments that have attempted this?
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inb4 the old-as-dirt cat in a glass container meme
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>>8899486
>It will keep growing and its bone structure will become box-like, similar to how those japanese cube watermelons
Of course.
After all, there is literally no physiological differences between mammals and overgrown berries.
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>>8899486
Curiously, lack of physical contact prevents a baby's development and eventually causes it to die a physiological death. Ignoring that, death due to limited physical activity and external/internal bruising from being pushed against the box, it is very possible that the box would stunt the bone growth. I don't see how you think the structure would become box like, it would grow like normal bone but be stunted in the direction of growth where it is limited. Neuroscientist and not developmental biologist here, so not entirely sure if bone growth would eventually be stopped completely by the box confines, but bones would definitely be deformed.
Has anyone done this and have you gotten better at Math in the process?
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>>8899456
>caps lock
Into the trash it goes.
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>>8899456
Too long. Here's what I recommend instead for the basics
Linear algebra and calculus from anything
Rosenlicht's analysis
Herstein's topics in algebra
Munkres's topology (do this after analysis)
Done. Learn whatever you want now.
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What's the best way to learn Calc proofs? All the text books seem kind of shit about it.
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i told people in the party that i major in Physics because i want to know how nature works and understand the universe at the fundamental level and then everybody laugh at me.
What went wrong?
What should i do?
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>>8898847
Too poetic. Just tell people you are studying Physics. If anyone asks you why, you say that but in an ironic way (not ironizing your motive, but with an ironic comment).
Only autists will say what you said with a straight face.
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Analyse your surroundings and talk about relevant stuff.
On brainlet parties you talk about gossips or some shit, I don't know.
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They were laughing at you because if you want to understand the universe at a fundamental level you should have studied Math instead of becoming a stamp collector
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will smoking harm the dna of my future children if im a male?
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>>8898752
Yes
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Why wouldn't it?
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>>8898752
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-515913/Mens-smoking-drinking-damage-health-future-children.html
Men's smoking and drinking can damage the health of future children
Men who smoke and drink could be endangering the health of their future children and grandchildren.
Toxic chemicals in cigarettes and alcohol are thought to cause changes in the DNA which are passed down via the sperm to future generations.
While it is well known that a mother-to-be's health can affect the wellbeing of her unborn child, the study suggests that prospective fathers also have an important role to play.
"If I were a young man, I would not drink very heavily, I would not smoke two packets of cigarettes a day when trying to conceive a child," she said.
Why does there not exist a single chemical that starts with the letter 'Y'?
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>>8898131
Ytterbium(III) Oxide
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>>8898131
yttrium
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>>8898131
I bet she lets out really cute gentle moans
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
No but seriously, I'm still laughing at you pathetic Math people. Don't you kids know that pure math has zero real world applications?
Seriously just stop pulling numbers out of your asses. Major in engineering like me
>inb4 engineers are
Sorry you never had a gf. Stop projecting.
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Engineer here, and your post is still the cringiest thing ITT.
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>>8897212
Damn anon, you mad. Did you get cucked by a mathematician?
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>>8897231
Even if I had been, my point is still valid
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Does having regular sex with one or different women cause beneficial hormonal changes in men?
I've noticed certain mental/physical positive changes, since I've started to get laid frequently, some of them can't be attributed to placebo.
Are there any studies on male muscle mass/confidence/health and frequency of sex? Just wondering.
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>>8896670
https://youtu.be/JxxNvfVfDB0
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>>8896670
>Are there any studies on male muscle mass/confidence/health and frequency of sex? Just wondering.
Surely it'd be hard to make the distinction between men who are getting laid because they have muscle mass/confidence/health and those who have those things because of sex. I mean, how do you get test subjects without those things and then get them to start fucking.
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>>8896670
Physical contact has the benefits you're talking about. I don't know if sex itself confers anything extra. For women, I know that taking semen into their bodies can improve their mood. Knowing this makes me good when I cum inside a lady because I know it makes her feel good, so there's that.
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The Science of Feminism 2017-05-09 08:30:06 Post No.8895813
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The reason for feminism is that women are depressed that they, as a sex, haven't ever accomplished anything significant in all of history. Even if you discredit that the standard deviation of intelligence for men is greater than women there's still the fact that women in general don't want to go into STEM fields.
So to remedy this feminists try to force other women into positions they don't ACTUALLY want, STEM fields, positions of leadership, etc. as well as shaming women who take on more traditional roles such as house wife or carer for children. Feminists then try to live vicariously through the accomplishments of other women that they forced into avenues they don't want to be in.
Of course the end the result is that feminists are still depressed that they've never accomplished anything themselves. Additionally the women that are brainwashed into going into positions they don't want to be in end up just as depressed because they don't like doing something that they're told constantly they should like.
Women should just do what they TRULY want/what they're actually good at instead of trying to be men. Because they're not. And in the end not only are they failing at being men they're also failing at being women which is not only bad for the women it's bad for society as a whole because future generations are growing up without mothers and the men are getting fucked over as well resulting in no father figures.
What think of me analysis?
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>>8895813
But what about feminist technoscience?
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>>8895833
>feminist
>technoscience
does anything else need to be said?
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>>8895813
Citation needed
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How dangerous is flying, really?
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just about as dangerous as posting this same fucking thread again and again and again
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>>8895782
It's very dangerous. Very, very dangerous.
I'm glad Melon Husk is developing a vacuum-tube to be transported in, I'd feel so much safer knowing that I'm a fart in space.
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The added cosmic radiation adds up to over 24 times the typical rate. Cancer rates among airline staff is significantly increased.
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How do I stop myself becoming racist? 2017-05-11 12:30:57 Post No.8901010
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How do I stop myself becoming racist?
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Can anyone give me a perspective on race which isn't just meme opinions like "race is entirely a social construct and its just whitey's fault" or "some races are inferior and unable to integrate", it seems obvious to me that race is real and measurable so how do I express this opinion without being called a racist.
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Actions speak louder than words
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"Every race is different and has strengths and weaknesses. The most obvious one is that melanin levels make some races more resistant to radiation from the sun than others. Likewise, things like intelligence, physical ability and creativity differ between races. Every race is good at something but bad at another."
Something like that
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>>8901017
>Likewise, things like intelligence, physical ability and creativity differ between races. Every race is good at something but bad at another.
Except they would rightly point out that there is no hard biological evidence for this. Then again normies might think IQ is proof enough, so you might just get away with this otherwise unsubstantiated statement. Depends on how critical the person you engage with is.
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what the fuck
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>>8900419
Damn that mandlebrot thicccc
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>>8900419
what the shitty attractor thing is related to mandelbrot? got a link?
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>>8900419
what the fuck is the thing on the left?
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so is global worming real or nah?
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>>8899947
its real but nothing significant will happen.
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>>8899947
da jooz da jooz da jooz are on fire
we don't need no water let that motherfucker burn!
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Religious fundamentalists who still appeal to scientific rationale are the fucking worst.
https://answersingenesis.org/kids/fossils/kids-feedback-how-do-jellyfish-fossilize/
I thought this was written by an actual geologist, until they started talking about "The Flood" all of a sudden.
This sort of fantasy masquerading as science to gain an air of legitimacy makes me very uncomfortable. Especially since it's ostensibly supposed to be educating kids. What if this kid actually wants to be a paleontologist and winds up going to a university thinking that Noah's Flood was a major geological event? It's fucking lunacy.
Why do we allow people like this to breed?
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>>8899634
Often times things like answers in genesis just take some article written by a real geologist and strawman/misinterpret the fuck out of it to get what they want OR they just quote a "geologist" that happens to agree with their bullshit and they publish only the things they like.
>what if a paleontologist does this at a uni
he'd get thrown out for being a retard.
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>>8899634
>Religious fundamentalists
Stop overgeneralizing. Call them Protties.
>Noah's Flood was a major geological event
It was, just in the Persian Gulf.
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>>8899654
how the hell would you 'strawman' in a non debating context?
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why is circle always 360deg big?
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Don't know, why is a meter stick always a meter big?
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Rotation of the earth around the sun ≈ 360 days
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>>8899379
By convention
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how hard would it be to make a machine that makes any chemical using just basic shit like hydrogen gas due to its sheer abundance in the universe? i figured this would be pretty revolutionary for space exploration since you'd have vital stuff on demand.
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>>8899376
Sure, just figure out fusion and manipulation of macrosopic amounts of material on the molecular scale, patent, and profit!! How hard can it be?
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>>8899383
Hard for you, maybe
Fucking brainlet
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>>8899383
Heh, easy for a math major, just give me the equations