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I'm gonna put my D in your mom.

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Why? Why not just an open D-cell? I get d for dimension, but why D for dick? Is this some false flag by Michio "Mochizuki" Cuckoo?

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>mfw i just solved the abd conjecture and no one can read my d-proof but i don't care

>>8812029
Big black woman with big tits, you can't miss her.

But seriously, have you google'd all of it? And I don't only mean the chemical shit but the brands as well.

>>8812029
Hows the CBC and CRP?
Where were the cultures from? Any from CSF?
No fever? You always have been conscious %100? No pains (apart from the rash)?
Any neck stiffness?

If they started an antibiotic course I guess they have some basis to suspect an infection.
The antibiotic choice does seem strange to me though.

The systemic prednisone before it is weird. Do you have vasculitis or was it a guess?

>>8812107
CBC, ESR, and ANCA are normal. Haven't had a CRP. They scraped some of the lesions and took samples. I've had a low grade fever and scratchy throat, but I'm otherwise okay. I've been getting a lower back ache that kind of resembles sciatica though.

They're treating this as a large number of coincidental medical problems, hence why they're trying to treat it as hot tub folliculitus.

When I say "doctor," that's really a simplification. I've seen around ten people ranging from rheumatology to neuroopthalmology and they still don't know what's going on. My chief complaint has been vision loss but the other neuropathies haven't become a legitimate problem until the last two months. My vision loss most closely resembles this hyper-rare condition called AZOOR, but with some things that don't quite fit. Supposedly I'm on a national mailing list for unsolved cases of vision loss now.

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to this...

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to this???

You don't, really.

You go from v-2 to Redstone to Saturn1, to 1-B and then to 5.

STS was not really part of that series.

Stuff SpaceX is doing is it's own pedigree.

>>8811395
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurobiological_effects_of_physical_exercise

Also - stop eating like garbage.

>>8811395
>Plus I read that studying damages the brain unless you're very young.
Yet more evidence that the countless hours i've spent on 4chan weren't wasted, i've just been biding my time. Checkmate atheists

>>8811395
come on bro? you're going to let someone else say what you can or you can't do?

it your own life. you decide what to do with it.

you want to be smarter? start reading, studying. whining and making excuses won't get you anywhere

>>8809641
the most potent drug in the world is knowledge

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>>8809649
>knowledge
>Not love.
>Not falling in love with mathematics.
Disgusting brainlets.

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>>8809654
the true brainlets are those who think witten>motl

>>8803546
I once slept 4 hours a day for a whole week
Boy oh boy let me tell you. I learn my lesson the hard way. Never, ever again for as long as I live

>>8803546
6 hours

>>8803578
t. Koala

>>8813570
>ring structure that large around Earth

lol

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>>8813578

You can read the scientific journals yourself and verify everything.

>>8813570
I don't watch videos, why don't you post your calculations on how this is feasible as text?

So uh what's the probability of failure over the DECADES that it will be in operation? If it fails how much damage does it cause?

And how can you be assured that it will actually pay back its construction cost over the period of DECADES? In a couple decades it might be obsolete.

>>8813580
Citations motherfucker

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>>8809565
Last time I posted this one, /sci/ spurged out.

>>8809565
sum all the prime numbers less than 2 million

what about solving some introductory physics

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hmm...

>>8806121
>Cis lunar support...

Stop assuming space's gender.

I think people have not wrapped their heads around the new era in space flight we are about to enter. Compare it to the auto industry... is there any mission for , let's say, Ford, if Chevrolet makes a car already? Is there a mission for more than one airline? Is there any need for more than one cellular phone service in a given area?

We are passing away from the era where only governments went into space (have been for commercial satellite launches for some time) and competition is inevitable and valuable, as different companies and probably some governments vie to be more competitive in costs and capabilities.

>>8816131
nice dildo bruh

Jeff Bezos was a Hillary supporter & his paper WaPo prints lies about Trump every day

They won't be flying a rocket for minimum 3+ years

>>8816147
but they've already flown and reflown rockets multiple times and are doing engine tests for their new massive engine

This video may interest you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sULa9Lc4pck

the symbol for logarithm is "log", op

>>8815452
Thats pretty cool.

the area of a circle with diameter 1 is pi/4<1 you cuck

>>8815160
>area of a circle
0.7854cm

>>8815165

You're wrong though.

the area of a circle with a diameter is 3.14 * 1^2

which is 3.14

3.14 > 1

I've often wondered what evolutionary advantage tobacco has in being addictive.

It could jut be a coincidence, with so many plant species existing there's bound to be one or more that have addictive qualities.

>>8815127
There is no direct evolutionary purpose to addiction (from the perspective of the addict). Addiction is a side effect of molecules that work on the brain's endogenous reward system.

Certain behaviors are reinforced through neurotransmitter (e.g. dopamine and serotonin) action. If you eat when you're hungry, that act is rewarding, and so you repeat the behavior. This is is obviously adaptive in the evolutionary sense.

Nicotine and related substances act directly on the brain's reward system, and more strongly than 'natural' behaviors, so these substances are likely to reinforce the behavior that led to the substance being ingested. And with each time the behavior is repeated, the reinforcement becomes stronger, in time leading to structural changes in the brain's reward system.

>>8815127
Before widepsread agriculture, the only way to get tobacco was to kill a wooly mammoth and suck the tobacco out of its stomach (wooly mammoths also loved tobacco, and that's part of the reason why they went extinct, but their stomachs couldn't digest it). This forced tobacco addicts to be strong and courageous, which is why their genes were more likely to get passed on.

>>8814720
Let this shitpost be deleted

>>8814720
Fuck, who gives a shit if 'let' is used. You'll never work in Academia anyway because you go to a shit tier university, so stop complaining about temporary things in your life.

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>>8814720
Let THERE be LIGHT

>>8814714

Install gentoo

>>8814718
You succeed at installing Gentoo, but mess up such that you have somewhat reduced performance, reliability, and power usage, and security than before.

>>8814718
Buy a million transistors, start building your own microprocessor.