>>12598418
Honestly . U just dont care anymore. Call it the normalcy bias. But I've heard too many doomsday theories and to poor to do anything about it.

I just dont care anymore. If it happens. We'll deal with it. I just dont care anymore it's sad. But if were at the point where theres nothing to do then that's at it

>>12598467
Why? Isnt the science board is where all the smart people on 4 chan reside

>>12598506
Haha! Good one!

>>12598511
Lmao.

Honestly, you really are better off asking over at /x/. Don't knock the board until you've tried it. This one is populated by retarded grognards who will ever only discuss the "accepted" science thus contradicting the very spirit of science itself. The only ones doing real science on this board are the /pol/ splinters who come here. The rest is a bunch of I FUCKING LOVE SCIENCE jerkoffs who contribute nothing.

What about nanomachines?

>>12596544
the "covid lifestyle" is anything but healthy.

>>12595663
> If we lived in a fair world we'd also have universal healthcare and a bunch of other shit. But unfortunately we live in a capitalist world controlled by and for the rich.
this is not a very scientific analysis

>>12594389
Dr Amen Ra is going to live to 200 by eating one meal a day and follow based egytpian metaphysics

>>12598555
>by eating one meal a day
That makes you live to 200? I already do that out of sheer laziness.

>>12597310
Yes

>>12597316
It's right, idiot. That's basic physics. Explain why the efficiency increases with the difference in temperature is this is not the case.

>>12597342
There are other factors that also influence efficiency. The temperature difference only governs the max theoretical efficiency.

>>12597494
It's also proportional to the real efficiency in any situation and pretty much all other factors that affect efficiency will be static for a given device. That's why I said it determines the efficiency.

>>12595725
Thats absolutely fucking not what its the same as, at all! Learn to science you fucking retard

>>12598518
>Because that's what we pay them for.
July 6, 2021 and the US is out of the WHO
> If they couldn't help in the current worst case scenario what makes you think they will help in worse cases?
I don't and I'm not advocating but I am simply saying that they are right on lockdown policy right now. Also, I find it funny to cite them whenever libs talk about lockdowns and criticize them for not "trusting the health experts and the science".

>>12598528
>hurr durr the whole world is the US
I wonder why don't you simply fuck off to /pol/.

>>12598538
I'm in US, so "we" won't be paying them anymore. Don't be butthurt about it. I'm sure your dumbass countries will still be though so enjoy your governments using the WHO info.

>>12598542
I don't get what you're so happy about, you became the world reservoir of the shit.

>>12598560
We don't have to waste money on a corrupt organization that repeatedly lies to people during a pandemic. That's what I'm happy about. We can reinforce our own institutions. Fuck the WHO.

>>12595429
>Virus has a 0.01% chance to kill you
like the flu
>Taking the vaccine will not prevent you from spreading it to others as you still get infected by it.
like the flu vaccine
>Vaccine has a 5% chance of causing short term side effects, and the long term and even lifelong side effects are all unknown as MRNA technology has never been done on humans before.
Smallpox and Polio are MRNA viruses.

>>12595760
It's more rhetorical for myself, and each person is going to have their own risk rating and their own decision to make.

>>12595761
So why wasn't MERS called SARS-CoV-2 if they're the same thing? I think you're placing too much importance on the name. Had SARS-CoV-2 been discovered in the middle east, it'd likely be MERS-2, or if it'd been discovered in North America, it'd likely have an entirely new name.

>>12595429
You shouldn't. As any medical intervention, the risks and benefits are for you to take. You don't want them, you're playing with your own life.

>>12595429
Test

>>12595429
Because a 5% chance of short term side effects is better than a 100% chance of short term side effects (being sick for like a week).

>>12595736
>>12596005
prettysureithinkimightvegotit..
..is the solution stated somewhere in OPs header..?

>>12596042
>It's not Fermat's Last Theorem because the pizza slice is not restricted to the integers.
Fermat BTFO

>>12596018
Tooker?

>>12596995
he's right though

>>12595736
Where is represant monkman

Viruses (life-vectors or 'constructors' in technical literature) constructed everything out of God-waves.

>>12596783
>each box contain a distinct PAIR of balls
>one box contains 3 blue balls
which is the distinct pair you filthy peasant

>>12597184
anon just modified the original problem in which box 1 contained only 2 balls

>>12596783
1/3, 1/3, 1/2

>>12596783
you need to state how "any box" is picked.
Are you saying you pick a random box and pick a random ball from that box?
Why not just fucking say that?

>>12596821
I agree with 1. but I got bored and didn't do the rest.

>>12598346
This board is 80% schizos, 20% students.

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>>12598389
I wish you fail your exams, normie.

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>>12598346
So instead of starting a science related thread, you started another topic unrelated to math or science.

>>12598346
Because most posters don't even have a university degree and people who know science and math usually have better things to do than post on 4chan.

>>12598346
Election userbase toll. This site will become worse every 4 years from here on.

>>12596173

it still has nothing to do with the derivative

this is just a basic fraction

stop giving advice if you are retarded

>>12595948
The definition of derivative is in no way there. There is a difference quotient, but no limit.

>>12596230
It has very much to do with the derivative tou dumb fuck

>>12596230
If given any ε>0, you can restrict h in some interval (-δ,δ), and get that fraction's distance from some L less than ε for all values of h, then L is called the derivative of f at x.

Study first 2 chapters of James Stewart's Calculus Early Transcendentals and pay especially close attentions to laws of limits, exponents, reciprocals, logarithms to balance arithmetic like

>>12584842
What do you think the corona vaccine is?

>>12588245
>Most disfigurements are the result of environmental insults rather than genetics.

Ah, of course, clearly physical disfigurements are the result of trauma.
/sci/ 2021, lmao.

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>>12586767
oh nonono jewbros we got to cocky

if it were about having the most geniuses then they should be following eugenics better themselves.
Having more 180+ IQ scientists and mathematicians doesn't translate directly to competition since the wealth/IQ relation plateaus at the upper end. Being ultra rich and powerful is partly having at least ~130 IQ but mostly sheer luck and networking. The insulated old boys club of big money jews would barely be under more competition to a smarter population.

I thinks it's even more evil than the somewhat reasonable motive of limitting competition.
I think they would rather guarantee their position as kings of future brazilworld than risk having another Newton out there making discoveries that could shift the course of history.

>>12584842
Wew lad

>>12584828
??? Eugenics isn't debunked at all. In fact it's still in use today. What do you think the Tranny movement is?

>>12598118
Exist as upgrades to organic limbs, or as prosthetics for missing limbs?

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>>12598090
First you have to find a way to power it virtually without having to recharge it every day (and this is the hard part); then you have to find a way to connect the nerves, blood vessels and muscle/bone/other organs to the prosthetic without any tissue damage and without any kind of delay in the trasmission of neuronal signal.
After that, you have to find a way to not having to change the prosthetic every 5-10 years because it can't repair itself and while it could be easy (it is not) to change a limb, it wouldn't be to change some other organs.
I give it another 30-40 years before we'll see technologies as you see in your videogames but I personally think it will be only a temporary solution to a problem better dealt with biotechs and regenerative medicine

>>12598090
they will be available in just 2 more weeks

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>>12598337
>First you have to find a way to power it virtually without having to recharge it every day
Fuel, batteries, charge in a socket. Power doesn't seem the issue, if the limb is like an arm or leg then there's plenty space for battery storage.

>then you have to find a way to connect the nerves, blood vessels and muscle/bone/other organs to the prosthetic without any tissue damage and without any kind of delay in the trasmission of neuronal signal.
The artificial limbs don't need to be connected to nerves and blood vessels.
https://uh.edu/news-events/stories/2015/March/0331BionicHand.php

>After that, you have to find a way to not having to change the prosthetic every 5-10 years because it can't repair itself and while it could be easy (it is not) to change a limb, it wouldn't be to change some other organs.
There's no modern technology that doesn't get replaced every 5-10 years. That's a lot of time for material engineering to advance, for lighter prosthetics, more accurate EEGs, better power consumption and more functionality. The only issue would be cost; but I'm sure the medical companies and banks would love to offer you a credit card and charge you interest on your limb over 15 years without issue.

>biotechs
What do you mean?

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>>12598412
>Power doesn't seem the issue, if the limb is like an arm or leg then there's plenty space for battery storage
A battery needs to be recharged, the point is to find a way to not have to.
Also, modern batteries are efficient but not that much
>The artificial limbs don't need to be connected to nerves and blood vessels
If you want it to respond to your thoughts as a normal limb would, yes it does. Trans-cutaneal sensors are not that sensitive and the only solution we have found right now for the problem is to surgically reposition under the skin the nerve you want to pick up
>There's no modern technology that doesn't get replaced every 5-10 years
You don't get it, prosthetic surgery is difficult and dangerous, even more so each time you have to substitute the broken prosthetic with a new one: that's why knee prosthetics, for example, are usually left as a last measure and are not implanted before a certain age (if possible), because it's dangerous to change them and you have to do it every 10 years or so
>There's no modern technology that doesn't get replaced every 5-10 years
I mean that the most feasible and practical solution to the prosthetic problem is to just re-grow the limb/organ or at least clone it and transplant it

>>12596902
For algebra and computers that is most useful so yes

>>12596902
no

>>12596908
>yes sir it is most useful sir
show me one case when its useful

>>12595486
No it's not a whole bunch of laws regard things as being illegal despite it only impacting and doesn't even account for when an action doesn't in any way impact someone else in the slightest if an inaction still wouldn't benefit them.

Not to mention that people can have a huge damaging impact on someones without it ever even being illegal so no your reasoning doesn't make the slightest sense whatsoever.

>>12584613
>My head never stops talking.
Is this a sign of ADHD?
>When I am doing something there are 3-4 parallel thought threads at all times. I
Same here, and a strong associative streak plus good memory gives my head a LOT to talk about.

>>12567570
just so you know >>12567021 is a /fit/poster

>>12565708
Whenever i take this shit i feel great for 3-4 hours then i have a terrible headache and feel like shit for the rest of the day, yall get this shit too?

>>12567021

melatonin suppresses dopamine production and makes you lazy, which would make sense since it puts you to sleep.

teachyourselfcs.com all you need better than a degree

t. cs graduate

Thanks fot the replys, I already know how to code in Python, Matlab and little of C; I should have clarified that I was going to program along the recommended books :)

In any case, which books/languajes would you recomend me to read?

>>12597935
>teachyourselfcs.com
Nice, this program reads better than OSSU.

>>12597935
>teachyourselfcs.com
Nice!!

>>12597704
you can get into that field with a master in bioinformatics, which is also a better match