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Well yeah obviously learning science makes you more autistic/social Caterpillar i mean how does that not make perfect sense.

I totally get it. You dont want your pleb friends to find you uninteresting but you realize you have to make sacrifices if you want to learn science, like becoming autismo overnight.

>>8699892
You see that happen with programmers alot.
Especially gloom. He is completely silent unless you try and talk to him....

The trouble with understanding is that the more the science is engineered the less funny it gets...just like the way the more maths is scienced the less funny it gets.
However. Philosophers, comedians and artists will always chuckle cause their imperfections...
make their own problems to laugh at.

I don't think it's you anon. I think it's society as a whole has changed.

Just look at /pol/ and Trump. Nobody can tell if the things they are saying are serious, or just a joke/hyperbole. This was a big problem when Trump was campaigning because he said some crazy stuff and nobody knew if he Trump meant it literally. Then there are those on /pol/ who are ironically racist who are cheered on by actual racists. Society have changed so irony and double entendres are our way of saying anything we want with out actually meaning it.

There was also a study done on sarcasm over the internet. They concluded it is impossible for anybody to tell sarcasm from written text unless there's some clue like a smiley face next to it. People will just assume it's sarcasm if they disagree with it and assume it's serious if they do agree.

you times a and b because of the power between them. then you multiply by pi to show the significance of that fact. well-ah!!

>>8699481
Space deformation from the area of a circle ?

https://proofwiki.org/wiki/Area_of_Ellipse look at the second one

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>2011
>Owns physical books

Shiggity diggity, you lost your dignity. Get with the times, grandpa. All the material is found on the Internet.

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>>8699441
pls senpai i am new to /sci/ no bully desu

>>8699436
Place them upright, otherwise they degrade faster.

>>8699351
Also, on that note, if I obliterated my brain in such a manner, would I even be eligible for a DMT heaven?

Yeah the DMT is produced in the liver so you're good senpai

>>8699351
you're in luck: many bullets travel faster than the speed of sound

>>8699048
*any place potentially hazardous that you won't find many people at.

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>>8699048
Why are the buildings above the ground?

>>8699048
I don't. But I remember some anon here who (from his posts) worked for a while at McMurdo. Which I thought was pretty cool.
https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S8582725#p8583560

>>8698825

Atomic clocks could determine seconds, but anything higher than that would be arbitrary.

>>8698825

I suppose it depends on how important the sun is.

Most planet colonization plans have everyone living under 6 feet of dirt in order to avoid radiation damage. If you are doing that, then there is no point in synchronizing your schedule to a sun you never see.

If you are on a space station, asteroid, or tidally locked planet, you can make days and nights any length you want, so why make people adjust to anything new?

Only in the distant future would people be walking around with light from a different star visible most of the day. Who knows what we will be by the time that happens?

>>8698825
Assuming that circadian rhythm cannot be changed, then probably. People living on those planets would be permanently jet lagged.

>>8698800
Smegma

Environmental but I'm biased because that's my field.

>>8698800
>environmental engineering
just do civil

>chemical engineering
no

>>8698759
OS design is the epitome of autism.

>>8698765
How come?

>>8698759
Queuing theory maybe

>>8698406
Because its retarded. and kids will not understand it.

Same reason we don't teach quantum mechanics, its a field filled with bullshit online, and for a non-physicist, its very hard to tell the difference.

>>8698406
i know all about the tessaract

>pentaract

They could stop teaching worthless crap in all the other grades instead.

can you link me to this article?

>>8696118
highschool is a joke anyways

quebec does it right with cegep, you get kids used to responsibility and give them more freedom

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>>8675482
Yeah it's bullshit. Notice how CO2 always follows temperature change, it can't be responsible.

>>8675482
>I have become a skeptic
Are you referring to the last time you posted this exact same thread and got BTFO? Nah you were probably lying then too.

>SLR when data non-independent
>Using R^2 to convey "info"
>No p-value or interval
>Extrapolating slope to timescale five times longer than data

Fuck off you stupid cunt.

>>8697852
It's a waste of time.

>>8697852
it's not science of trying to be science you dweeb

it literally means "dude cut the noise and breathe slowly for a bit"

>>8697861

you're a waste of space

>>8697743
It's the speed limit. Yes there are lots of studies. Having a speed limit is essential to maintaining causality.

>>8697750
>it's the speed limit

but why?

every mass that travels faster converts into energy? is it just a natural stop sign? WHY??? i need to understand!

>>8697743
>Why

Not really a question for science. At a certain point you just need to accept it: that's the way it is.

No, it's a tiny star. Think of it more like a very massive gas giant with satellites.

Trappist is a horrible name. What's wrong with NASA?

>>8696811
acronym for Transiting Planets and Planetesimals Small Telescope–South

>>8696265
Aluminum

>>8696267
ecks dee

>>8696265
Gold infused thorium