Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 946. page

>>8616699
Wow, seriously? You are asking us to do your job? Management material. What a shitbag.

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>>8616717
Maybe you can't read. I'm asking you for ways I can relate TA to math. I've already got two assignments planned for our unit on functions, but I think they're boring and don't do anything really interdisciplinary. I could just give the kids those ones to work on, but I want to try something different.

Besides, Li Feng, you're shitposting on 4chan--it's not like you have anything else better to do with your day.

>>8616730
>Maybe you can't read. I'm asking you for ways I can relate TA to math. I've already got two assignments planned for our unit on functions, but I think they're boring and don't do anything really interdisciplinary. I could just give the kids those ones to work on, but I want to try something different.
So you didn't deny it. You're asking /sci/ to do your job. How lazy can a person get?

>Besides, Li Feng, you're shitposting on 4chan--it's not like you have anything else better to do with your day.
That's true.

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halp, I don't want to fail... ;c

goys?

Why so lazy? Check the text, lecture notes, past exams, past homework, google. Ask your friends and TA.

>>8616329
Why? Collecting pdfs don't make you smarter. And we have library. Any non-troll anon on /sci/ studies in a university.

I collect autism and concentrate it until it's so dense that it just implodes and bursts out.

>>8616347
well, I have weirder hobbies myself

>>8616035

Google doesn't have a great track record in terms of hardware. I think glass was just before its time.

I am sure we will see a better iteration in the future.

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>>8616035

By the way, they are called Alphabet now.

>>8616035
I'm confused, is that a wine glass of DHMO and some human teeth? ..or popcorn?

>>8616034
Fuck off druggie.

Choline. Can vouch for it myself.

>>8616034
Tried sunifiram for several months, didnt do shit for my memory. Caffeine is the best nootropic by far.

its cool

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>>8615678
>herp!

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>>8615678

I just watched Lemony Snicket, and that made me really interested in herpetology.

>>8615500
99% of people will fail to understand it and a lot of those will angrily reject the concepts on the principle that anything they can't understand must be bullshit.


also the show rocks.

what does "size of infinity" even mean

>>8615606
>t. brainlet

Is this what qualifies as marketing these days? Posting on /sci/.

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> Infinite Series

>>8615503
it's going to turn into a finite series wen pbs funding gets cut.

Yes. And Trump wants to cut it.

All space endeavours should be internationally verboten and be punished via gassing the whole country

prove me wrong

>>8615263
But Trump loves NASA, though. He wants NASA to be about space exploration again.

Be more specific.

>>8615197
Assuming we had the compute power, what prerequisite knowledge would we require to simulate the interactions between cells from sperm + egg all the way to fully developed fetus?

>>8615221
The point of my question was that in fetal development you can give steroids to speed up the development of some systems, i.e. lungs.

In embryonic development, let's take differentiation out of the way because it becomes complicated as fuck, you are confined to how fast your cells can double their organelles. What you can do is speed up the going through the three 'check-points', or mess around with cyclin concentration. Add the usual growth factors like vegf, fgf, bmp etc and it 'might' work.

>>8615047
They don't.

The angled blades creates a pressure differential that causes air to be drawn to the region. Air on the blades experience higher pressure and tends to push the air in a direction perpendicular to the blade

>>8615047
the same way a vacuum cleaner removes it, but upside down

>>8615047
They steal it.

break into next university

You can get a shitty foam transport container for cheap, but if you want one of those fancy storage ones? Be prepared to pay out the ass.

>>8615051
will they even sell you nitrogen if you go with a foam container?

>>8614918
To confirm GR.

>>8614918
Understanding GR
Actually observing black holes directly
Insights into cosmology and the evolution and fate of our universe

It's cool shit OP

>>8614918
>why haven't we decoded the human genome yet?
clearly biologists are all incompetent

>>8614849

Hippo's milk is bright pink.

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>>8614855
>Hippo milk

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>>8614855
>>facts

>>8614387

There are a lot of people that do not fit the stereotype in your picture that have developed diabetes as well.

No, OP, diabetes is not 'voluntary'.

Can alcoholism be considered a 'voluntary' disease?

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>>8614398
Yes, absolutely. People choose to start drinking.