Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 601. page

>>8854372
No. I Wanna be here when gene therapy becomes a thing.
I rather spend my 100k on not dying.

>>8854372
the catch: you are actually not going to live there, you will probably die within weeks or months.

>>8854372
>He thinks $100K is a lot of money to convince people

>>8854159
Meh
Sage

>>8854159
I think you're talking out your ass.

>>8854159
What the fuck does it even do?

grad student here

just do a lot of them, that's how you get good at anything

>>8854123
>Read a book on proofs
>Read a book on set theory
>Read a book on math logic

>>8854139
/thread

hopefully not, that guide is essentially useless

>>8853896
i don't see why you wouldn't just start with something like some pop sci feynman books, and then dive into young & freedmans university physics

these big /sci/ curriculum posts are silly. you just start general and learn about all of the different areas, and learn more about what actually interests you. you don't need to know 99% about every area because some NEET on /sci/ said so.

you read some pop sci books to get psyched, and then you read youg & freedmans university physics, and after that you just read whatever you want to go further in.

>>8853922
no, it's reasonably good.

Source: http://newatlas.com/shipping-pollution/11526/

Is this is intended as some sort of sly
>muh cars only pollute as much as 15 ships, we don't gotta touch me car
argument by bitter drivers who fear change?

>>8853846
He has a point unlike you. Why change a billion cars before 15 fucking ships? Makes no sense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVS1-xhpPgQ

Sol

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Why not elsewhere?

hmmmmmmmmm

Setup equations first

>>8853485
I know that pi*integral of f(x)^2 = 22,5pi
But I don't know what f(x) is, besides that it's a parabole. I also don't know from what the upper limit of the integral is. Lower limit = 0

f(x) = (7/3)x^2 - 4x
Integral is from 0 to 3
Depth is 9cm

>>8853336
lel, enjoy being a cook or something

>>8853336
3(x+6y) - xy
3(4+6*1/4)-4*1/4
3(4+6/4)-4/4
12+18/4-1
11+18/4
11+4+2/4
15+2/4
15+1/2

hm, weird OP

>>8853336

3 x ( 4 + 6/4)
3 x ( 5.5)

the US counts retards. Others don't. Thats the difference.

>>8853300
black people

>>8853300
>195 countries in the world
>Chart ends at #44
Nice misleading chart you've got there.

The absolute state of /sci/ shitposting in 2017

>>8853281
Is this episode about train wrecks?

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MAKE IT STOP

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>>8852915
Space has something like density and compressibility that defines the speed of light.

[math]
\displaystyle
c = \frac{1}
{ \sqrt{ \varepsilon_0
\mu_0
}
}
[/math]

>>8853060
O-ok.

I hate him because he's famous.

But srsly, he's just a popsci TV personality. He says some derpy shit sometimes, as does every human being. I really liked The Inexplicable Universe (it's on Netflix, check it out). He's a smart dude overall.

It's a jpg image, also known as a jpeg. Jpg (pronounced "jay-peg") is a good file format for low file size because of its compression, but often results in compression artifacts reducing image quality. This image suffers from some artifacting in the background, and the filesize is somewhat high for what ti shows. Overall I don't like this image compression.

I can forgive him for being a popsci meme man because he's black.

Perhaps if we could actually get blacks interested in intellectual pursuit, even if the majority is to stupid to do it themselves, we would actually make some progress in the black community and race relations in America.

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>>8852844
Low quality bait

>>8852844
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy%E2%80%93momentum_relation

https://youtu.be/JqNg819PiZY?t=40m

Didn't expect to find mOE here lmao

>>8852661
By having a concept that actually works, probably.

>>8852699
>concept that works
>can't deal with flux or waste properly

you can't make this shit up

>>8852661
I can write 1.21 GW on a 18650, doesn't make it true

>>8852409
virtual reality*

>>8852409
virtual reality for all of those is not as cool as the real thing

>>8852409
brain malware