>environment = genescorrect?
>>13773295Yeah but not yours
>>13773318you made me laught even though i dont neccesarily know what you mean
>makes /sci/ shit itself
What is that, did a rocket get launched?
test
Uh no thanks. There’s a reason for the US’s lackluster pursuit of this tech. The fact that Project MARAUDER had such incredible success and then literally disappeared is the hint of the biggest weapons development project since Manhattan. People who actually pay attention to this kind of shit understand the F-35 program has facilitated the largest black budget in history, and I personally suspect toroidal plasma is a big part of it.
>>13769739Is that area getting glassed?>>13771838The next question is will it be practical to deploy and cheap enough to build in numbers
>>13772475Projectile velocities were potentially 0.03 c 21 years ago so I think practicality not as much of a problem when you can literally buttlast shit at speeds that high.
so wtf was this about?
>>13763071Why do you people even come herehttps://youtube.com/watch?v=6wg8d-gwTMI
>>13768486>Her necklace got caught on the same wire.that sounds incredibly dangerous
>>13770500confirmed
>>13758739Why is her hair permed into place? What's the point of that, the necklace bounces about, why fix the hair in place?
>>13773046>what is greasy hair
>https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/as-it-happens-the-monday-edition-1.6215149/our-entire-solar-system-may-exist-inside-a-giant-magnetic-tunnel-says-astrophysicist-1.6215150?>University of Toronto study suggests distant space structures are connected by magnetized filaments>You and everyone you know live inside a massive magnetic tunnel, according to new research from the University of Toronto.>That's because Earth, the entire solar system and a few nearby stars are all encircled by a tunnel-like structure of magnetized filaments that are invisible to the human eye, says Jennifer West, an astrophysicist at the U of T's Dunlap Institute
>>13770113>canadian school>brown>in a field with 1 reviewer per publicationlmaot. astrophysicistdunlap is great for instrumentation work though
>>13770273Kek fpbp
it's in your head you fucking idiot
>On this week's episode of 'Trying to make the math work'
>>13770113https://i.4cdn.org/gif/1634698555260.webm
/sci/ is there any functional difference between the peer review system and a criminal conspiracy? there is a legal distinction between the two, but other than that they are both groups of people meeting to agree on an agenda contrived for profit and agreeing to stick with the plan regardless what outsiders say.
>>13772926>accuses literally everyone of being the same postertake those meds bud
>>13772924I didn't expect you faggot to know any better.
>>13771855Tbh it's more about confirmation bias. People are more accepting to what they like to hear, and more of a cunt with a fine comb with what they don't want to hear, especially autists which is a fair amount of the academic community. The fine comb part is especially important because outside of objective science (i.e maths), you could argue a billion ways a paper could be flawed and thus should be dismissed (which fits into confirmation bias, since you will consciously/subconsciously gloss over the flaws if you agree with it, and notice them more if not)
>>13771885>Whatever buddy, my h-index is probably higher than your age.And thus once again academia is nothing more than an autistic dick-waving contest
>>13772950>implying samefags don't exist
>Your IQ134>Your favorite animeDragon Ball Z>Your majorElectrical Engineering
>>13771030Already in the 99th Percentile of IQ. Nice try.
>>13765822>Your IQ140>Your favourite animeCowboy Bebop>Your majorMechatronics & Robotics Engineering
>>13765822~120-130 ishspongebob sqaurepants.trying to get into nanochemistry
>>1376582284goku/
>>13767471shit layout, prayer comes before slaughter, not after
After i'm finished with the test I'll give you all the resultspicrel proves it's not a larp
>>13770392NC
>>13769006Y = FRQSRF = 100SRQ = SRF + FRQSRQ = 100 + YSRQ = 62X + 1FRQ = 1 + 12X62X + 1 = 100 + 1 + 12 X-> X = ?-> SRQ = ?
>>13767823>the paper she's holding says "October 13" instead of "October 18"Blind retardBut yes, this is fake
I think black people might just have low IQ's in general. "I would like to say that I have taken the WAIS IV test and have an IQ score of 75. I also do not have many of the traits mentioned. I don't consider myself an intellectual person, rather a practical person- I like physical work and activities such as cleaning, gardening, and I did well at sport events during school (I'm now 24 years old). So I'd like to mention there is a purpose for both intellectual/intelligent people and physical/practical people as both are important." -Black Woman from Quorahttps://www.quora.com/What-are-some-behavioural-traits-of-low-IQ-people [Top Answer from Rachel Morris]
>>13768993>>13773201I forgot to add. I know many 'Low IQ' people that have found success and are very wealthy after learning to work for themselves. Having a low IQ does not mean your are subject to a horrible life. You just need to figure out what you're good at and leverage it to the best of your ability. All the best my nigga.
what was there before the big bang?
>>13769255>what was there before the big bang?God. Who has clearly and utterly abandoned us to our own squalor.
>>13769255God. Which in my opinion is a superior being version of a uni student doing a group project
>>13769255the previous universe iteration.
>>13770533it's continuous because pi exists and its an irrational length
>>13769255before jewish atheist soience invented the big bang story people had rational beliefs about the origins of the universe
I am about to have my first class in a numerics for PDEs class at the master's level.I've never taken a class into PDEs before.How fucked am I?
>>13769223borgir
I'm a second year undergrad EE. Just humor me. Differential Equations 1 is easy so far. It feels like following a recipe. When does it get hard?
>>13772839The plug and play isnt hard, but getting a deep understanding is quite difficult. I never found DE's intuitive
I have always wonder,is there a relationship between DE and recursion ?
Something like DE is the same as recursive functions in functional programming except that there have (DE) no base case.And the base case, which you have to use to compute, would be the analog of the initial conditions (the state of the physical system as t=0) in the DE, which you can use to solve it ?
Do you guys have stories of being productive with lack of sleep? Which point does lack of sleep hurt you instead of helping? Any stories if famous scientists or personal stores of juggling work and still making school a priority?I’m determined to juggle my clinicals, work, and classes and just need a boost of motivation when I wake up after sleeping only 4 hours. I’m happy with my opportunities now but just want some stories of people “grinding” to keep me going strong
>>13771894Good luck dying at 55
>>13772393rookie numbers, martyr syndrome cases like the person you're replying to would die a lot younger than 55 in a perfect world.
>>13772393I'm fine with that. I accepted my mortality when I was a teen. Every milestone age I hit is a blessing. I'm surprised I made it to 30, and if I make it to 40 I'll still be surprised. Day by day, year by year. Life's too short to plan to live 50 years in the future. Live your best life now, because that's the only life you're guaranteed to have.
>>13772436This
How likely are we to find the cure to old age in our lifetime? Is longevity escape velocity just a fad for them to scam us money or is there some reality behind it? I heard there are some meds that work on rats already
>The telomeric region of DNA does not code for any protein; it is simply a repeated code on the end region of linear eukaryotic chromosomes. After many divisions, the telomeres reach a critical length and the cell becomes senescent. It is at this point that a cell has reached its Hayflick limit.Solution: CRISPR the telomeres copying the same sequence of code after each mitosis.Or since DNA is lost after each repplication, find a way to protect mitosis process from damaging.I have just solved inmortality.
>>13769764> predicted to be minority white by the end of the centuryhaha! they are going to be minority human by the end of the century>>13769924based slowpoke
>>13771515Kek
>>13750117We'll never find immortality, brain transplants maybe.Upload to the matrix maybe.Cancer will always be around.I reckon we're really close to a cure for dementia though. That'll bump our life expectancy to around 100years old at least.The world will collapse once we live beyond 100.
>>13772962>The world will collapse once we live beyond 100.This is the most ridiculous sentence of all your stack of nonsense. Do you at least mind to rationalize this one, because for whatever reason I want to peek into your casual insanity, just to try and understand the regular retards' thinking processes.
when the fuck is this getting approved
>>13768961You should show a little humility because you clearly don't know as much as you think you do.https://academic.oup.com/cid/advance-article/doi/10.1093/cid/ciab465/6279075>After the first 100-µg dose, the mRNA-1273 vaccine produced detectable levels of S1 antigen in plasma in 11 participants, and spike antigen was detected in 3 of 13 participants.https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.07.20.20156372v1.full.pdf>Both S1 and N were detected in 41 of 64COVID-19 positive patients (Fig. 1b and 1c), who we identify as “viral antigen positive.” Weobserve S1 and N concentrations spanning four orders of magnitude in these plasma samples.25 Despite the presence of S1 and N in some samples, spike was only detectable in 5 of 64 COVID19 positive patients (Fig. S4). Spike may be undetectable in some samples since the LOD is oneorder of magnitude higher than the LOD of the S1 assay. Additionally, in the Simoa assay forspike, the formation of a full immunocomplex depends on spike binding to the S2 subunit capturebeads and the S1 subunit detection antibody. Therefore, we hypothesize that free spike antigen in30 plasma is likely proteolytically cleaved, releasing the S1 subunit, and the remaining spike proteinfragment is undetectable by our assay.To summarize, the S1 antigen was found in 11 of 13 participants after the first injection and the spike protein was found in 3 of 13 participants. In comparison, the S1 antigen was found in 41 of 64 covid patients, and the spike protein in 5 of 64 covid patients. In other words, the detection of the spike protein and S1 antigen are higher in the recently vaccinated than in the infected. This makes some sense, an infection that's confined to the upper respiratory tract may never reach the bloodstream, and the bits that do will likely have been broken down by the digestive system. In contrast, we know the LNPs from the vaccines are reaching circulation almost immediately after injection.
>>13766094you're on a schizo site
>>13765626they are having production issues
>>13765663And people here think this isnt a plan demic where parasites in power are benefiting
>>13773068Stop bumping this shit thread you schizo
Is the amount of skin thats folded outside of the vagina (sometimes hangs down) a reliable way of telling how many other men your current girlfriend/wife has had sex with?
>>13769550Here's a list of things that return 0 search results."how labial elasticity correlates to number of sexual partners""nilan rusells mintz"You almost got me though >>OP, I was really surprised this could have any merit. I guess labial elasticity would guarantee tight lips the more I think about it. Loose lips are the opposite of elastic, they just hang there, inelastic.
>>13769550Yeah, because the vagina isn't elastic
>>13771591did you use google?
>>13769550Yeah why women develop roasties
>>13769550Its an indicator of age, which correlates somehow with body count. An old virgin will still have an aged vagina.If you want a trad woman marry a teenager. She might not be a virgin but due to age her body count has to be low(er).
These equations show some properties of infinity in R, assuming [math]\frac{0}{0} = 0^0 = 1[/math].
further:consider the series: 1/2^nwhich converges to 1. now consider 1/j^n for values above 2now substitute each case into 1/2^n until you have 1/N + 1/N +...where N -> hknowing what we know about the field R 0 + 0 + ... = 0though clearly this cannot be the case. what we really have is [h x 0] = 1
https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S12553738#p12553738https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S12587224https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S12801740https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S12572892#p12573130https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S12526656https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S12513151https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S12506122https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S12489799https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S12455304https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S12417284https://warosu.org/sci/thread/S12393763https://archived.moe/sci/thread/13357162/https://pastebin.com/r2CqShsYhere are some readings. >>13762663recent one about cruxes.
>>13772808[math]0 \frac{1}{0} = \frac{0 \cdot 1}{0} = \frac{0}{0} = 1[/math]
>>13772641>Assuming things that are probably false>Here are some conclusions
>>13772917yes and?
Popper was a complete disservice to science, but he is a lovely looking old guy and I can't bring myself to say mean things about him.
>>13768444>Popper was a complete disservice to scienceHow
Have you read feyerabend yet?
>>13768444>All of Popper's grandparents were Jewish,> He worked in street construction for a short amount of time but was unable to cope with the heavy labour.>>13768742> From December 1943 on, he served as an officer on the northern part of the Eastern Front, was decorated with an Iron cross, and attained the rank of lieutenant.I know what one I’m listening to.
>>13768444He once said evolution was wrong because it is unfalsifiable, and he is right, no one has ever observed an animal becoming another species
>>13770746We have observed the emergence of the new organ/tissue in the digestinve track of some lizards in 2 or 3 decade when they were left alone in an island in Mediteranean Sea.We observed wings of birds living accross highways getting shorter.Countless of things like that.And 100 times for in Unicellular organisms.The concept of species is not clear cut. There is several definitions. And the difference between a variety or race and different species in not really clearly cut.inb4 ability to reproduce together> maybe at a generation n, but 2 groups may still be in the process of splitting upObviously no one we will ever witness the process of dogs becoming they're own Cetacea, we don't have the life time
