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>>8700387
why do we poop so often compared to other animals?

what are the advantages and disadvantages?

>>8700387
Have you ever seen how often a dog pisses if they are allowed to drink as much water as they want? If so then you should know that we piss a normal amount.

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>>8700387
why do we have sex so often compared to other animals?

what are the advantages and disadvantages?

>>8698631
I've only heard science detractors use the word "settled science"

>>8699045
Man I can't fucking stand Lawrence Krauss, what an egotistical cunt. He tried to argue science was the reason for womens rights.

>>8700356
>Computer Science
MODS

>needing validation from 4chan

no, you can never be "based"

>>8700359
good, now i will just focus on research

>>8699851
>Media reaction has been predictable, with overheated headlines proclaiming “Men on road to extinction.”

remind me again how trump is wrong about the media

>>8699867
you really cant discuss something without bringing up politics doenst it?

humans will move on from sexual reproduction much sooner than this becoming an issue. The Y will be considered obsolete in the next millennium.

>>8699583
in general, by lowering it's energy

>>8699584
tried that, didn't work

>>8699605
Increase pressure a lot.

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>Estimated from average GRE scores

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>>8699111
stay btfo frogposter

>>8699111
W-what?

physics majors do better than any other major on the SAT, LSAT AND MCAT?

Hmm... really makes you think huh?

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>>8698507

that's pretty true. Math major here saying that.

>>8698507
>major I'm insecure about
>major I'm less secure about
>meme major just to ruin all potential credibility
>my major

>>8697751
Take a proof based course and you will know.

And do applied math (especially if you have a background in engineering ). You will still get to do plenty of proofs, the only difference is that you will have a chance of being hired after graduation.

>>8697751
Double major in pure math and engineering.

>>8698243
>applied math
>in undergrad

Those courses are nothing more than watered down pure math courses. If you want applications then double with engineering.

>>8697751
im an internet math gebius

Also the mechs aren't super huge. They can fit a human inside them. They're only like 50ft tall.

>>8697417
If its a futuristic game just use the nuclear fusion meme to justify the power needed to make them move that fast. Also say graphite makes it strong enough to handle itself.

>>8697442
Yeah I'm not concerned about power so much as the control and actuation.

only the elites will get to merge with machines and be granted eternal life

the rest of us will be replaced by machines in a globalist system

>>8697566
Actually. We get to be flung off the fucking planet.
0_0

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>>8697566
you are wrong friendo
>plebs get the mechanical augmentations so they are easier to contoll

>elits get the bio upgrate transforming their DNA into XNA steps after steps, just as capabile as the plebots but without the chance of being hacked or controlled

Not doing your homework for you, but I'll let you know what you're looking for. Your textbook should explain this. It's a few very basic formulas.

Just change your speed from km/h into a fraction of c. Then use that fraction of c to calculate gamma (a value used to describe space and time contraction and dilation). Then there should be a formula for experienced time related to at-rest time, usually represented as tau and t.

>>8697151
It is not homework, I do not want to go past things before I feel confident I have grasped it. Thank you for your answer!

This was a "Think!" kind of question in the book

>>8697132
Your proper time (ie the time in your inertial frame) would be [math] \tau = t/ \gamma [/math] now just substitute in your values.

>>8696307
I can't imagine it has much impact on biology. I think we'd be fine. You're not going to age faster because your planet is rotating around it's star faster.

We could even still use earth calendars there, no reason the length of the year actually has to be tied to the literal physical orbital period.

I'm wondering how long a day lasts on these planets and how it would impact our sense of time. Would it "feel" like a normal earthday or would we get some kind of jetlag?

>>8696307
>tidally locked
>in close orbit around very active star
Nigga there ain't nothing living on these worlds. One side is cooked to all hell, the other is frozen, and the atmosphere is all stripped. NASA's just fishing for funds, as usual.

"look its actually equal, isnt this weird"

>>8700020
It is reaaaaally equal.

>>8700020
a better question is what the red arrow with the minus means

>>8699602
probably but its not gonna be easy

>>8699602
Ramanujan literally had help from a god (alien). You can get okay, but you won''t git gud.

Good is relative

Never. We collectivaly agreed that was a really bad idea.

>>8696942
I didn't agree to nothing.

>>8696956

Who cares what you think