Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 68. page

>>9148602
stop being a faggot,it is only hair.

>>9148620
its not the hair, i just dont like when i dont understand how something works

Are you sure you did your measurements right? That's pretty long arm hair.

I hate this board.

>>9148533
cancer is a good example of what happens when your body wants to become immortal

>>9148533

Never been done. We have no examples, so there is no answer.

Realistically speaking, its just not possible. Even if you upload yourself to a computer, modern computer technology wouldn't make you immortal either. The data degrades over time, and so does the hardware. You might buy yourself another hundreds years or two with this impossible technology, but you wouldn't be immortal. Just longer lived.

>>9148481
What the fuck is this?

>>9148481
I´m not really sure what the fuck is this, but why would anyone need to make a list of this in the first place? a triangle center is something of which a formula exist to determine it, therefore compiling a list of them makes as much sense as compiling a list of square roots of a certain quantity of numbers
why?

>>9148550
>>9148704
>>9148481
>thinking there is only one defined triangle center

>>9148475
>dat phenotype

>>9148475
What is he thinking? Is he mentally rederiving interuniversal teichmuller theory?

>>9148475
>tfw 315 IQ

Doesn't sound nice, go to doctor

Could just be indigestion/heartburn?

>>9148554

I don't think so, it feels like the pain goes along the beating of my heart. I have also noticed my BPM takes a long time to go back to normal after exercise

just b urself

>>9148363

Whatever you do, don't become a blue haired feminist with chewbaka-tier hair levels all over your body that eats her own period just to offend males.

>>9148363
The top mathematicians of symplectic geometry are both females, McDuff and Salamon

>>9148355
Control engineering is EE
You've just fucked up in general anon

You could do a project about self calibration. For example if you place sensors on a robot and design a control system that depends on the exact location of the sensors you will end up with an offset if the positions are wrong. You can design a system to determine this offset.

Could work on an HVAC system for a greenhouse.

Make a machine that makes mixed drinks or some kind of food.

Buy a drone and then create a control system to control its movement for: package delivery, two drones working together for coverage/surveillance, etc.

There is many more things I could suggest but it really depends on your experience with controls and building things

you should build a bike... and run away

>FOIL
what's that?

>>9148294
How's high school treating you?

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>>9148298

I'm pretty sure the OP for this question was actually just a prankster/brainlet

look into it

>>9148222
Set n to be one. Problem solved.

There is more to it than meets the eye.
Obvs you think it looks easy with that HS algebraic knowledge

>>9148214

Forget about sleep. If you haven't revised until now you should be doing all nighters.

while(exam!=now)
{
study 45 mins
5 mins break
if(hungry)eat;
if(thirsty)drink;
if(tired)nap;
}

>>9148214
get the fuck off this board and study you fucking brainlet.

>>9147997
>half-bulgarian
>half-spanish
jesus fucking christ..
half-bulgarian, half-greek-macedonian here

>>9147998
half-bulgarian, half-anglo here

i am superior to all of you

>>9147997
>>9147998
>>9147999

Canadian here, you can all suck my cock. Btw, you will never have white children you subhuman mongrel.

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>>9147993
maybe in my top 10

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>Needing infrastructure to work effectively
Fire best invention, comfy and even allowed us bigger brains with cooking as an extra perk.

me think beer

invented 400 sun spins before wheel

most inventors probably drunk

>>9147986
/sci/ is blind to the subversion because they are part of the problem. Academic science is not science. It's institutionalised political corruption.

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>>9147986
After being on the internet for over 20 years I have found one thing to be true. All those old book and magazine articles are nothing more than a bunch of blogs. When you go back and read stuff with that in mind, it makes a lot more sense and is a bit depressing. Of course pure fiction and things like encyclopedias and completely pure tech stuff doesn't fall into that problem, but literally everything else does.

Fast forward to today's books and magazines and it is far worse because they are competing with the internet and the people writing things either grew up with it or have been on it for so long it completely warps their mind towards it. The only good advice I can recommend you is to stop reading this shit. Only read the meat of things. Meaning read Nature only for knowing what is new then looking up the papers for that study. Don't read anyone's opinion on studies unless you know them in person. It isn't worth it otherwise.

>>9148127
Yeah, you even have to watch out for which papers are in the news because those are either specifically created to move a propaganda along or selected to do so.

>>9148136

Yeah, I ain't buying this shit anymore. Its the same with the Economist. I just want summaries of papers and upcoming developments, not some retarded journo's hamfisted opinions. Waste of a fiver.

>>9147960
Do you prefer phenotype posters or gorilla posters?

>>9147964
Neither. Race is a social construct.

>>9147966
>A or B
>neither
I see why you failed

It used to be pretty fun until people started getting upset. Nowadays STEM is the only real option

>>9147943
Facts, but professors will almost always be biased toward feels.

Notice social sciences are such in demand but society onlt becomes less stable and people are more distrusting and divisive as ever.

That said I liked social sciences in college as well as economics. Both very soft sciences that are unreliable when applied in real life.

>>9147943
>both
this but mostly feelings