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>>8826148
Anything with "Bio" in it.

Exception: Biomedical Engineering

(Big money to be made by exploiting humans that can't repress their biological desire to live forever.)

>>8826148
If by "not worth studying" you mean "has poor market value" then probably this >>8826163 desu (and maybe CS from a bad school). If, however, you mean "utterly worthless as a pursuit" then I'd say just CS. There's nothing you can't learn on your own in that.

>>8826166
>Nothing you can't learn on your own
You can literally everything on your own.
Perhaps you won't be able to get lab experience, but not every non-CS degree has lab classes.

Also, gl getting a CS job without a degree. Self thought wont get you CS jobs, only software engineering jobs.

Self thought programmers overvalue themselves. They don't know how much they don't know.

-t self thought programmer now doing a CS degree

>>8826093
>must have artificial gravity
>must be build-able in the near future
It's fucking impossible then, faggot

>>8826101
I think you really need to have more of a 'can-do' attitude.

>>8826103
What's this thing going to be made of? What material is
>light enough to get into space
>sturdy enough to not rip itself apart while you're spinning the fuck out of it

and how do you plan to solve the problems of
>if the spinning compartments aren't weighted properly the whole station starts spinning
>it takes energy to keep the compartments spinning and solar cells on the spinning compartments will suffer reduced efficiency
>reorienting your space station is going to be a bitch

>>8825436
Yes you become Chad.

Only for women.

Can science explain humanity's obsession with virginity?

>>8824866
Download the cheat sheet and a template and start using it. The only way to really learn it is to use it.

Do your assignments in [eqn]\TeX[/eqn]. Just get a n editor and practice.

>>8820429
i wanted to write about how stupid and nonsense concept is this but i just gave up

>>8820429
mathematics isn't a science.
IMO it is a philosophy, constructed by man to describe the world around him. that doesn't mean it isn't valuable by any stretch of the imagination, any less than money isn't valuable, or life isn't valuable.

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>>8820429

Literally every post in nonsensical shit like this.

I'm pretty sure he's actually mentally ill.

>>8828367
Magical questions need magical physics so you can make up anything you want.

>>8828367
not strong enough if that cunt came up to me trying to chew at me i would uppercut its fucking teeth out

>>8828401
And then he'd realize who was the dominant individual and he'd become my steed

>>8828260
Would splitting it up and then using a reduction formula for x^4*tan^n x work??

>>8828260
Use the linearity of the integral, then integrate by parts. But I don't think that second term is trivial at all, so you'd be better advised looking it up.

>>8828260
I don't know.

Pain areas: in the back, muscles, or neck
Whole body: fever, chills, lethargy, loss of appetite, malaise, or shivering

Gastrointestinal: nausea or vomiting

Skin: blotchy rashes or red rashes

Also common: irritability, light sensitivity, headache, stiff neck, mental confusion, bulging fontanelle, fast breathing, fast heart rate, fear of loud sounds, headache, lack of interest in feeding in infants, sleepiness, sluggishness, or stiff back

How many of those match? If you're worried, call the nearest hospital's ER and ask to speak with a doc

>>8828244
>Pain areas: in the back, muscles, or neck
No pain in back, my legs are consistently in a low amount of pain and can't get comfortable, neck is stiff and hurts when I move it.

>Whole body: fever, chills, lethargy, loss of appetite, malaise, or shivering
I've got a fever, occasionally chills, lethargy, loss of appetite (have eaten in more than twenty four hours now), sort of malaise and occasional shivering.

>Gastrointestinal: nausea or vomiting
Both, but I am treating them so I only threw up once.

>Skin: blotchy rashes or red rashes
None that I can find.

>Also common: irritability, light sensitivity, headache, stiff neck, mental confusion, bulging fontanelle, fast breathing, fast heart rate, fear of loud sounds, headache, lack of interest in feeding in infants, sleepiness, sluggishness, or stiff back

Irritability occasionally breathing fast, hearthrate 100bpm, no real mental confusion beyond the annoyance of the head ache, unable to tell if I got a bulging fontanelle, light sensitivity present, no fear of loud sounds, both sluggishiness and sleepiness.

>>8828244
RIP OP Died of Meningitis

>>8827205
It's Friday you cuck, if you're such a brainlet that you have to study on Fridays, you need to get out of /sci/

>>8827205
yeah, no
not autistic enough to constantly be studying for no reason
maybe tomorrow I'll do some work

Sorry, I'm a PhD student, not a filthy grade grubbing undergrad

>>8826977
No

>>8826977
Yes

>>8826980
>>8826981
Can I get more feedback regarding your positions?

wat

>>8826317
Get help man

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>>8826340

Like this

nothing, no photons

>>8826080
You can't be outside space because space is distance between objects. You are the object in between which space exists.

>>8826083
But surely you'd know that you didn't know that the photons were there. So you could deduct where the photons were and simulate what you should be seeing. It wouldn't neccesarily be a real-time simulation but you could have enough information to build up a relatively accurate spectrum and pattern.

>>8825827
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. The purported workings of this thing is an extraordinary claim, and therefore the only prudent and reasonable thing to do is to believe the claim is probably wrong until and unless extraordinary evidence is presented.

There's nothing more to discuss until that happens, or unless you're in a position with a proper lab to actually run the tests.

>>8825827
The thing was literally called the meme drive. They were asking for it.

Feel free to make fun of us forever when you're speeding around in your magic drive, I'm you can't wait to do so. Be sure to let us know when you do, OK?

>>8825442
MODS

>>8825478
mods only ban actual science related discussions.
Hello daily 1 != 1 thread.

>>8825442
fuck off faggot

quantum science has fucking nearly nothing to do with consciousness most likely. At least given all I know, I'd say pretty fucking confidently quantum shit is relevant to consciousness only as a source of randomness. (Also quantum shit isn't random at all, just highly chaotic)

>>8825340
>crown neuron
Oh boy can't wait to read the shit people come up with about this

Well uhh... it's kinda intuitive, I guess?