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>>9146810
I have always wanted to be in a hurricane! but Irma looks crazy as shit, could impact everyone even not in it's direct route. gonna get crazy

>>9146810
For a bugout plan, I'd just get away from the big city and head toward half decent people

>>9146864
How far do I need to go? What is the best way to cover the distance given my circumstances?

>>9146698
many notebooks, no organization at all, multiple subjects per notebook, sometimes free scraps of paper. Usually not a problem because I can remember what notebook what I'm looking for is in and roughly where it is in the notebook.
I have managed to set up a notebook where one subject starts at the beginning and where another starts from the end and is written upside down relative to the other one so it reads non-jap both ways. That's the most organized my physical notes get. My digital shit is almost autistically well organized and always typed up in latex, though.

>>9146698
When I learn for an exam, I read textbooks while writing all things down in short, with pictures to make sure I don't just skim through it and understand it.
When I'm done I read the notes and write down whatever I didn't memorized again on a cheatsheet and try to memorize that with help of mnemonics.

>>9146698
two notebooks for each class
-one for lecture
-one for textbook, big one if 1< textbooks

one burn book, yellow notepad, loose leaf paper
-rote memorization exercises
-solving problems

3 ring binder
-keep homework
-keep exams
-write solutions if not provided them
-refined glossary of definitions or theorems, minimal proofs and no examples that's what the book notes and lecture notes are for


Study routine: blank paper method/ Feynman method
-get a blank paper and close all books
-take a theorem or definition
-explain it non rigorously
-prove it rigorously

>>9146687
0,99...9 ≠ 0,(9)

>>9146687
GO fuck yourself only thread #76532 about this shit

>>9146687
0.000... = 0
0.999... = 1

If you had forgotten something forever how would you know.

>>9146596
are you retarded that's what I'm saying, people have a much harder time forgetting things than remembering them but its the exact same mechanics but in reverse for both, you can intentionally try to forget something but its like almost impossible or impossible

>>9146629
we literally forget things all the time.

>>9146407
Literally disregard all the words. Look for quantities first, find out what those quantities are of, and find out what function they want applied to those quantities. I have always found word problems super easy, and half the time i dont even bother figuring out what the problem actually says, i just look for key words and quantities. If its quantities of apples then apples are hence forth reffed to as x.

>>9146428
Referred* god i suck

>>9146407
I had so many problems with this that I solved problems differently from my peers but after complaining it proved that the statement was ambiguous but i was the only one who picked the rare ambiguous solution

>>9146360
engineering bachelors are <110 IQ whites and asians and some other races and women that got in through affirmative action

>>9146360
of course, I know literal dumbasses that finished mechanical enginering just cause they have good work ethics

Engineering really isn't that hard as long as you aren't a fucking retard

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>>9145938
:-(

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my score, btw

>>9145940
Brainlet

The atmosphere taught me how to love a woman. And how to scold a child

>>9145886
Without it you wouldn't exist either so appreciate the opportunity it gave you to tell it to fuck itself.

>>9145890
>muh life support

piss off

>>9145825
>I'm only 140 IQ myself

When solving rubicks cube and playing chess requires IQ. GTFO insecure normie.
>inb4 got the IQ from iq-test-10questions.com

This right here. I have 130 IQ and I can excell at most medium skilled jobs with 0 prior training, all it takes is like 3 tries after which I am adept enough to do that job myself, I can also do very well in almost all sports which do not require stamina (like I take almost perfect penalty shots in football and in basketball I have a >90% rate for scoring a basket even though I've only played those games for like 10 hours combined). I also feel that 90% of people don't really think about anything and have huge logical lapses in their arguments. explaining them something as simple as the acoustics of the ear takes hours and more often than not they will need someone to explain them things. Also they will often think that you are a stupid low IQ fucker because they literally can't grasp your arguments, of course until you tell them that you are a part of mensa (which again they think is the ultimate intelligence test). Something which takes 5 minutes for me to understand will take hours for the people I meet and even then you have to strip everything down to the very basics for them even grasp a fraction of what's going on. Meeting new people is hell because they either think you are the stupidest person they know, then they find out just how outclassed they are and then they ask for your help for all little things.

I've often thought about how people with 140+ IQ think and I'm bound to belive you OP because your post seems like a natural progression of my abilities.

Are you in mensa OP ? If yes then in which state ?

>>9145743
That's a pretty broad question. For what purpose are you asking this question?

>>9145743
Better then Bio/Comp sci spastic majors but still inferior to physics/pure math

>>9145747
i meant what are your opinions on chemistry in relation to other subjects like physics, career wise and all that, i kind of fucked the question up and made it ambiguous

>>9144854
It feels the best and coincides with popular ideological teams

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lysenkoism

because white liberals fear the BBC

>Deny biology has anything to do with performance in fields

fucking out of context KEKEKEK

>>9144714
I agree.
It seems to me that ut would require billions of generations to accomplish this.

Perhaps life was actually planted here by aliens? Or perhaps we do live in a computer simulation?

>>9144714

Who gives a shit what some dope on the internet thinks? Don't believe in evolution then, retard, just don't be surprised when people recognize you as the idiot you are.

Why are evolutionary algorithms so slow compared to natural evolution in terms of generations?
Consider that mammals where just shitty rodents 65 million years ago, and that mammal generations are long (months to years).

Roastie detected.

>>9143605
Any sort of phobia can be traced to the simple instinct of fearing what you cannot understand.

The only advantage in homopobia is the fact that the community can have something to blame their frustrations into and maintain stability in a very conservative society.

Accepting homosexuality far outweights it though as homosexuals contribute to society without increasing the population. And if history of the soldiers is to be believed, homosexual warriors have more morale than heterosexual ones

>Like take for instance the competitive smash scene
wew
>using the competitive smash scene as any kind of representative of a successful society

I actually have a very detailed training manual for forensic anthropology. I'll take some pictures and post them at some point

there are a metric fuckton of differences between the races, a common one to point out being that blacks have higher bone density (ie they sink in water). The biggest problems when it comes to researching these types of differences is that it is a cultural taboo in the western world, the whole equality and diversity thing means pointing out that we aren't carbon copies makes you a racist.

asia is a great place to look for these kinds of research papers, because quite frankly they don't give a fuck about western social trends.

racist

>>9141260
More dangerous than you think. You could superheat your food then die of choking on the superheated food bits

You might touch the hot plastic and burn your hand

>>9141281
>>9141290
I just want a legitimate answer from someone who studies toxicology and stuff like that.