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>>8641086
no

>>8641086
Please stop posting on /sci/ and go yell HE WILL NOT DIVIDE US.

Thank you

How does this differ from just reading the Bible and saying that God created the world in 7 days 5000 years ago? That's paper and black lines and dots also.

Nah, this is not the right bait.

No one studies math here

>>8641084
this is much better bait

>>8640979
You mean replicate the Big Bang in a controlled setting?

>>8640981
Theoretically if a superadvanced race was "observing and recording" the Big Band and had an absurdly powerful computer, could they simulate everything that is happening? If the universe ends in a crunch (not likely), and is indeed a closed system, how autistic is it to think that if there is another Big Bang, that it would be exactly like this one down to this thread?

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>>8640979
>tfw too dumb for /sci

>>8640864

A large proportion of medical students have a degree in Biology, upwards of 50%

Medicine is structured to engage with patients in education at the 4th grade level.

If a doctor explained to a patient why they went into diabetic ketoacidosis, no doctor would say, "well your lack of insulin has caused your cells to engage in betaoxidation of fatty acids to produce pyruvate to enter glycolysis and produce ATP, but because you are utilizing fatty acids you are causing production of ketone acids that has caused your blood's pH to rise and you're severely dehydrated because free glucose molecules are freely circulating and pulling water from your intracellular space and causing a state of slight crenation. This is why we are giving you lots of IV fluids, this is why you're on an insulin drip to resolve ketoacidosis, this is why I'm monitoring your anion gaps."

Patient's aren't educated, generally. Patient's also generally want to hear this explanation when they are sick.

If your case is different and you're seen as an outpatient, then ask for a thorough explanation or study the mechanisms yourself

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>>8640864
Medical students are biologists and 50% chemists. It's part of their lengthy formation.

Judging by your post, I would describe you like pic related

>>8640876
>>8640871
They are undergrads not researchers. Big fucking difference, bud.

I'm talking about stuff you can't read in a book.

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>>8640631
no, pic related is

>>8640631
It's likel likely me.

>>8640631
I'm likely the most intelligent, open-minded. Most people never heard of core-beliefs or thought to question them.

>>8640385
Political science here in Scandinavia means a career in politics so your career is fully dependent on your personal network. And studying abroad is not likely to gain you much network where it counts: at home.

Politics is basically mass inbreeding in system.

>political """"science""""

>political science
do you want to make no money

>>8640006
the new political correctness trend requires everyone to practise integration

>>8640006
What book is this? For what course?

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>>8640383
jej

Good bait bro.
Too bad the areas not around your little bubble are still drying out.
SAGE

>>8639963
Not an argument

>>8639963
Do you not understand how trade and commerce work? How many people do you think grow their own food you dumbshit?

Don't care for the frivolities of the life.

haha >Dick

>>8639466
Are you basing this claim on the 3 pixels you circled there ?

I'm pretty detatched from reality but I can't do abstract thinking

No, especially when the latter is usually the result of drugs or brain trauma

>>8639007
Okay, then for argument's sake let's assume that there has been no trauma brought upon by physical or neurochemical methods.

Can exposure to various perspectives of our perceived reality bring upon a change to how we interpret our expirences? So much so that we become detached with reality?

>>8638872
they aren't, they're super easy in general
it's only a first filter, then the also easy engineering classes like calc will filter more than half of them

>>8638872
t. latino who didn't pass

>>8638886
/thread

>>8638679

Wolves exist because they didn't die out yet.

>>8638679
Because wolves are better at surviving in wild while dogs are better at surviving with humans in human settlements. They both have different habitats and therefore don't have to compete with each other. The better species cause the extinction of similar weaker species when they compete with each other and that is possible only when they share same habitat which is not the case with dogs and wolves.

>>8638679
WHAT THE FUCK
Holy shit, abbos are ugly as fuck.
Are these things even human?
Real question, /sci/

"From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs"

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Cauchy u fucking plebian

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>>8637975
I don't trust a distribution with no mean.

Let me know if I missed any.

>>8637259
Mathematical physics always seems like a vaguely defined field. Like I do Algebraic Geometry, but my work is always motivated by physics.

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>>8637259
>engineering
>pure
>philosophy
>most unpure

>>8637243
Yeah why not I think they're called virofages

Google "antigenic shift viruses"

It's why we need a yearly flu shot instead of just one every decade to account for random mutations

Are you retarded? First: a virus is a RNA + protein shell. Ist reproduces by injecting its RNA into a specific cell or sometimes bacteria for which its protein shell is build.
Second: It doesn't do or is anything else.
Thats like asking if a battery can get sick.