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>>8710263
probably average. you'll never innovate though.

I'm afraid there is absolutely no hope for you. The best chance you have is to work at McDonald's flipping burgers for your entire miserable and insignificant life.

>>8710263
>implying IQ is a good measure of how well you would do at any subject

Given you're not classified retarded you probably could. 128 is alright.

>>8710221
Really causes my neural cells to depolarize by opening gated channels in the membrane and passively diffusing potassium ions out of the cytoplasm down its concentration gradient leading to a sequence of action potentials to stimulate in accord with long term potentiation pathways developed through the release of seratonin at key moments of sensory input.

>>8710221
Propellants really are that evil.
I hate propellants now.

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>>8710221
OH NO! It's too late, Elon the absolute madman just launched MADMEN to asteroid apophis to slowly push it on a collision course with earth!

http://www.sei.aero/downloads/SEI_LOEM_30March2004.pdf

>>8710179
Take a straight metal rod

Bend it until the ends meet

Weld

What now!?

what do you mean, what now?

in the games you couldn't remove either portal if a solid object was passing through a portal, which is what i deduce you were trying to figure out. Are you retarded or something? What are you even trying to say?

An object that is inbetween portals cannot interact with itself in any meaningful way.

There is no way to weld the object to its opposite end because the end you're seeing is actually from a different piece.

>>8710120
Nobody came up with anything. QED, theorhetical physics is the least useful study.

>>8710120
Who claimed that he improved humanity?
What's the point of this thread?

>>8710120
He diddled your mom

The moments and forces are the same for either case because you have changed the moment arms in either the top or bottom magnet.

>>8710095
*haven't
For example if the perpendicular distance from the line of action of the force of the weight is 5m, and the force is 5N, then the resulting moments at A (top in either case) and B (bottom) are the same. And since both magnets are essentially fixed connections along the wall, they will have equal moments.

>>8710109
*equal and opposite moments, the top one will always be forcef out of the wall

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Go away Feynman.

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>>8709922
I keked.

Even engineers aren't that retarded.

>>8709922
Because your eyes are oriented on a horizontal plane instead of vertically. If your eyes were oriented on a vertical plane you would see things reflected upside-down.

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>>8709795
>stream
robotics and automation?
Yeah I'd be down with those, but they're really under T and E

>>8709809

>Science
>Technology
>Robotics
>Engineering
>Arts
>Mathematics
>Medicine

>STREAMM

Science
Technology
Engineering
Mathematics

That's it. "Robotics" goes under Technology. "Arts" isn't related to any of those four categories.

I guess maybe this should go under /adv/ but I kind of want to talk about how to make an empirical study of big data (is it possible to do something, like an analysis) if I don't really have the knowledge of programming/algorithms. Or where should I start studying these topics....

>>8709720
Take a senior-level stats class at your university. If you fail, you cannot do Big Data.

>>8709720
>>8709761
No fuck you god damn mind readers, I hate that I made a dummy Facebook profile years back with no identifying information and a fake name, and yet I still get emails asking me to add people I talked to in highschool and never even got the email of let alone any contact online.

It's creepy.

Bumpin for (you)

>>8709579
It's already significant and is growing continuously.

Relying on it exclusively is a bit trickier, because supply and usage are never going to quite match up.

>>8709999
>because supply and usage are never going to quite match up.

More because peak usage and peak supply doesn't match up. With fossil energy during peak usage (for household example, 5-10pm primetime) you can just burn more coal/natural gas. The wind gonna blow the strongest not during peak usage, nor the sun gonna shine the brightest during peak usage.

Mathematically wind and solar do produce enough energy to power most industrialized nation, but energy storage is a big issue. You need to store those energy for peak usage hours, and the batteries technology is not really there yet to efficiently store billions of watts worth of energy

>>8709529
Sorry, meant to use present tense. Koko is still alive and is 45 years old.

>>8709534
I don't really know too much about gorillas but Koko seems smarter than the average nigger desu senpai.

>>8709529
no, it's just a matter of another brain dead white whore claiming that her pet ape is special.

>>8708700
>If this person broke free at 30 years old
it's obviously much too late by then

the answer is that life simply isn't fair
the person was born with a gift but will likely never be able to capitalize on it

>>8708700
One of two things happen.

If they are aware of their capacity, they usually become jaded cynics.

If they are unaware they usually end up becoming someone with "lots of common sense". I come from a third world country and my grandparents did not go to college, and two of my grandparents didn't even finish elementary school. They all had children who went to college and excelled. My two grandparents who didn't finish elementary ended up having two physicians, two teachers, an engineer, and a business manager for children. My other grandmother who didn't go to college had a dentist and a physician.

>>8708729
Why would you say it's too late? Wouldn't this personal be expected to enroll as an undergraduate / community college / whatever and be expected to catch up quickly?

Together, no other answer.
You can't properly understand chem without physics, and you can't understand bio without chemistry.
I guess you could start with physics and work your way up, but it's also a great way to lose your interest in science real fast.

Biology -> Chemistry
Skip physics. It's a load of horseshit.

>>8708642

>Philosophy > Logics > Mathematics > Physics > Chemistry

>>8708087
it was over even in his time, he was an aberration. most of us including me are too brainlet to be able to be polymaths in this day in age. there is just too much to know in any given topic let alone field let alone subject.

>>8708087
Socrates and Plato was also polymaths, but they're both wrong on almost everything related to natural sciences

>>8708087
Only if you're a brainlet. Even an iq in the low 180s should suffice for a broad and deep understanding of the world.

>>8707171
Why not?

>>8707171
We are orbiting a black hole you silly billy!

if it's not too close, then sure