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psycology is a pseudoscience and intelligence is not measurable

>>8619837
>intelligence is not measurable

[citation needed]

125 as well

don't care, just want to make money and that's good enough

>>8619699
>2017
>not using schedule 1 drugs for ""theraputic"" benefits
>not being a gmo baby
>not pooping into an autoclave

>>8619699
>2015+2

>consuming substances which effects are not yet researched properly

If you want to inject your body with unsafe chemicals go to the steroid general on /fit/.

If hgh was a miracle drug that actually worked it would be way more known.

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>2000 + 17
>not using your own centrifuge to make your own protein rich plasma
>not performing prp procedure on yourself on monthly basis

Seriously, this shit costs nothing and anybody who can work a centrifuge can do it.

With the Riemann integral you had upper and lower sums and they had to converge to the same value

I don't really remember the Lebesgue integral but I recall there was something wonky with finitely-valued functions

there is a difference?

Well whenever both are defined, they take the same values so...

>negative area
It must suck to live in a developing country with no-tier education

>>8619381
No, the area between two curves is not affected by where they are on the Cartesian plane. Taking the integral of f(x)-g(x) instead of g(x)-f(x) is the only thing that changes the sign of the integral.

>>8619394
The integral will come out negative if the area is only below the x-axis.

If you've got ayy magic then can't you just scan the contents of my air tank?

>>8619369
Assuming they are friendly and don't want to keep me for experimentation, I would tell them to fill the room with air composed of 75% Nitrogen and 25% Oxygen. The atmosphere would have a pressure of 15 pounds per square inch. Provide a hole for getting rid of waste products and reclaim water. Assuming that they can fabricate certain compounds or atoms, I would tell them to provide twenty gallons of water with some multivitamins.

>>8619412
The aliens prepare the chamber for you, but its temperature is 500 F which is the same as their preferred temperature. You bake in the heat.

>Everything is so complicated
>and perfect that
if by complicated you mean you don;t understand it then how can you say it's perfect. Surely understanding is required to judge something as perfect?

I present this as proof it is not perfect because you did not understand this, which means you are not perfect, and your deductions are wrong.

If you think everything about human cognition or the human brain is so perfect, clearly you haven't been studying psychology for very long.

>>8619322
Its very good at what it does though.

>>8619276
Usually a field has two defined operations. Then you can prove that other operations follow from them.

For example the reals have two operations, addition and multiication. You can use the trichotomy law to get division and subtraction. You use multiplication to get to exponent, etc.....

The logic behind it is that you unfurl definitions to more and more basic logic until you get back where you started.

>>8619276
>when I see formulas an there is a exponential, why?
Because we want to.

>how do you know you have to elevate something to a determined power?
We know this if when we simulate solving the problem in our mind, at the end we get a solution.

> there is logic at the bottom of mathematical operations and formulas, but I can't see it

There isn't much logic to it. For every problem there are a billion ways to solve it so you just need to start simulating solving it in your brain until something clicks. Then you write that down.

>how do I undertand this kind of things?
By solving problems.

Maybe next time try hiding your jealousy a bit when creating troll threads.

Yes he is. He has spoken in interviews that he purposefully cultivated the "technological savior" persona because he thought it would be the most beneficial thing for his goals.

>>8619194
His only advertisement is himself

lol is that blood?

Where's the body?

>>8619082

it imploded according to buzzfeed

I assume this happened in a slavic shithole yes?

>>8618887
Seems like a regular pyramid scheme

>>8618887
I don't trust him.

>>8618916

Well, you don't have ten million dollars in capital, so frankly, that's OK.

>>8618670
look up "mr. ouchy"

>>8618670
As a cup of french fries? Not very long I presume.

>>8618670
Skin is the largest organ in the body. People with severe burns on a large percentage of their body will usually die.

>>8618653
Faulty logic senpai. For starters women haven't been able attend university for that long, for example Cambridge didn't admit women until 1947. Second you assume that Nobels should be distributed amoung women and men equally, why? It's completely plausible that women have interests laying in fields that aren't science.

You're a man, your genitals should be able to figure this out.

>>8618657
I just put some random shitty pic because 4chan doesnt allow me to post without a pic.

I didnt ask you about nobel prizes, I asked you why are men smarter than women.

desu

Your face.

>>8618161
This is why the tuition cost in America has increased exponentially over the last 3 decades. The only answer is euthanasia.

>>8617803
Isn't Obama only against the pipeline cause one of his buddies at CitiGroup owns the railroad that would be transporting the oil instead?

>>8617854
yes

also the one on the left tho ruined attempts to clean up nuclear waste by being complicit in the evisceration of the yucca mountain project. he then failed to follow through on the salt mound plans. so now we are currently keeping nearly all of our waste in onsite storage which has almost always leaked.

>>8617868
More info on that? I thought Yucca was mostly Harry Reid's fault in mothballing the facility with his NIMBY bullshit?

>>8617147
In Europe the recommended credits are around 30. I usually take 20 if I want a lighter load.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Credit_Transfer_and_Accumulation_System

>>8617147
i took 16 every semester but my last where i took 12. did 6 credits the first two summers and did internships my last two.

also dual enrolled at my local community college because they had 3 week, weekend classes which allowed me to blast through a bunch of bullshit humanities courses. look into something like that near you because goddamn am i glad i didn't have to put up with that shit for a whole semester.

>>8617158
>30 credits
>in a semester

Okay either that is some euro bullshit or your credits are worth less than ours. Post an example of a 30 credit courseload.