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>Heat death of the universe
>universe is infinite

Pick one
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"I can't say I'm outraged. Other people do worse. Of course, there are many mathematicians who are more or less honest. But almost all of them are conformists. They are more or less honest, but they tolerate those who are not honest."He has also said that "It is not people who break ethical standards who are regarded as aliens. It is people like me who are isolated."[

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so im gonna do a six year dou le degree in electrical engineering and computer science. how do i get a get a job during it and maintain my studies? obviously staying at home for 6 years while studying isnt a good plan

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someone explain how I know which is x1,y1,etc

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I want to go to grad school for bio since shit like CRISPR fascinates the fuck out of me. But I know that the chances of me getting into a good grad school, wanting to stick through grad school, and finding a good job after grad school isn't assured. I'm thinking it would be better to get my bachelors with something more marketable like chem eng rather than bio or bio eng so that way if anything happens, I could go out and get a decent career in something that still interests me. But chem eng would cause issues for me going into a bio grad program wouldn't it?

advice?

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Doesn't it frighten you that elementary particles are going to exist for eternity?

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Starting linear alg, O Chem 101 essentially, and waves/optics/thermodynamics phys next quarter. Any bits of help you guys can give me?

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Hey, /sci/. Can we have a discussion? Not really questions that need to be answered, just thoughts on a subject.

I was pondering pressure washers. I got to wondering. Since we use them in industry to cut things, very cleanly and cooly, as opposed to using saw blades or drills, I was curious exactly how much pressure can you put water under before it becomes steam or plasma?

Lets suppose we could construct something with the materials science needed, okay? So for the purposes of this thoughtsmithing, they're made of unobtanium. We can discuss exactly how hard they'd need to be after we figure out how high it can possibly go pressure-wise.

Given the properties of common water, exactly how much cutting force could be applied? I'm not sure on how wide the nozzle would be. But lets assume we want a tool or a weapon capable of wasting the treads on tanks, or the hulls of ships.

How much PSI would be needed? And how far away could it be fired from and maintain enough pressure to do the deed? Clearly it's unlikely that something with the reach of a garden or firehose is going to be blasting tanks apart, but work with me here.

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Diamond is metal , its in fact the hardest metal known to mankind , prove me wrong.

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So cells cant be created or destroyed, and they're recycled.

So that means that the we have the cells that belonged to dinosaurs, and before that to planets.

My question is (which i cant find online) why are we humans rather than dinosaurs or other reptile type creatures? Thanks

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Broglie%E2%80%93Bohm_theory

What's your opinion of Bohemian Mechanics? Is standard QM permanently btfo by Bohm?

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For time dependent 3-dim vectors [math] {\bf v} , {\bf b} [/math] and constant c,
I'm dealing with an differential equation of the form

[math] \dfrac{d}{dt} {\bf v} = c {\bf b} + {\bf b} \times {\bf v} [/math]

Does anyone recognize this type form any other setting?

For c=0 we have that [math] L = {\bf b} \times [/math] is just a linear map and I know that

[math] \dfrac{d}{dt} {\bf v} = L {\bf v} [/math]

is solved via
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnus_expansion

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Mostly, I want to know what known discretization schemes available. For the first equation. Maybe there's something in fluid-dynamics, hydro-dynamics or electromagnetic field theory like that. (E.g. a text on the discretization of the Newton equation for the Lorentz force)

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>in a club
>this guy slaps your ass and says 'you should have studied math'
how do you react?

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http://pastebin.com/SNZLQTaD

Is being 27 too old to restore your natural test levels and recover from a live of chemical products filled with strogen?

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>tfw 3.6 GPA, one publication, and good GRE score but got caught cheating my senior year

A-am I still getting into grad school?