/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14432133
which one is mike?

My ancestor :)

>>14432163
mike is the one hiding in the back
he always had something going on, probably planning to kill roger (first one from the left)

>>14432133
Fascinating

>>14432107

>>14432118
None of those have science themes. Since you seem to know alot about Reddit, which one would you recommend for my question.

>>14432114
They aren't. Candace is pretty much stuck with the Qboomer crowd so she's appeal to them in order to keep her career. She's pretty much got nothing else but selling shitty American knock off phones.

They go onto live TV, radio and stages to talk about how they are being silenced. Don't expect logic.

>>14432086
Wait does anyone trust scientists? Why would anyone ever trust them? Seriously.

>>14432086
Controlled Opposition: It's the other controlled opposition goy.
Other Controlled Opposition: It's the controlled opposition, goy.

Just cuz they got your jersey on don't mean they on your team. The best actors in the world don't go into acting... they go into politics.

>>14432086
alternatively: scientists are being branded conspiracy theorists, and experts are not actually experts

>>14432080
we are unironically different species

>>14432080
>>14432085
neanderthals never died out - humanity is an admixture. it's even possible that the uncanny valley and racism were selected for by the coexistence of multiple Homo species - and "protohuman exodus from Africa" might not be as true as once thought.

the current field of study of human evolution is fascinating stuff, and illustrates quite clearly that the definition of "species" as hard, clear lines is flawed.

>>14432084
incest would have the opposite effect of phenotypic diversification, unless you're suggesting that native Europeans were somehow the only population of humans not being incestuous

>>14432080
There are pale people of other races but after a certain threshold everyone will consider them white. After a generation they'll forget they aren't white and call themselves white because they look the part.

>>14432080
1 of 2
>Why are white europeans the only group of people on the planet earth that evolved to be physically diverse?
They aren't. You're listing superficial traits phenotypical traits that have to do with the degree of melanin in a person has. That is what's responsible for the varying hair and eye colors of whites.

>>14432079
why do you expect me to help you when you've never bothered to do anything decent for me in the past?

>>14432091
Could you at least explain why the polar plot values gets smaller as you go inward?

Cannot come up with any
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I HATE IN HOUSE LECTURES
I HATE IN HOUSE LECTURES

>>14432083

>>14431957
the big post-op bandages are changed once every two days
>>14432063
maybe low levels of vasopressin
check out with an endocrinologist/nephrologist if it becomes too much of an issue

I want to die
Stuying this shit while getting 0 pussy is literally making into Patrick Bateman
I hate niggers and I hate everything. Fuck you

>>14432166
I didn't even know not getting pussy while in med-school was a possible thing

>>14431917
Iron law of retards, if you have to ask you can't do it.

>>14431927
I'll wait for a dream to come to me

>>14431899
So you're telling me my friend is free to make white-latina hybrids?

>>14431889
Scientifically speaking, if everyone race mixed, there won't be any pure breds left

Hybrid vigor and outbreeding depression, depends on the race doing said mixing

In favor of? There are cute as fuck non white women out there. God knows I've fucked a good amount and enjoyed it. The bad part? There are only so many white people so your diluting your genes that contributed to the great civilizations ever. But fuck it. Go get as much pussy as you can.

Latinos are low IQ.

The study of change? That's like the first thing you learn in the class.

>>14431879
System of technique for analysis of differentiation between elements with respect to period?

>>14431868
Basically i want to know if theres some way for young researchers to somehow contribute brain power to a structured research system without having to study anything or very little before. Somehow like a brain neuron operating being dumb while being part of a collective intelligence. Currently every scientist must be individually smart and knowledgeable, this puts a hard limit on collective cognition

>>14431868
Up to high school level 90% of everything is either wasted time or fluff. The typical classroom hour consists of about 10% learning, skills practice, and useful knowledge acquisition.
By cutting out the fluff and inefficiency many students could reach educational standards 10 years ahead of their time. This would however entail streaming, keeping the retards and the damaged goods in low stream classes while talented students move onto advanced stream classes. Since this would acknowledge that people are not equal it would be labelled racist and discriminatory and would not be allowed by the powerful political forces which insist that progress be kept at the lowest denominator. Therefore we will never escape the gravity well. Which is probably a good thing since unleashing the locusts upon the Universe would be detrimental to interstellar life.
This is certainly applicable to the West, however Asian cultures, particularly the Chinese, being more pragmatic and resistant to correct think brain disease, may succeed in locusting the stars.

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>>14431966
i was too late to join the fun it seems

>>14431952
>e=mc^2 is one of most lazy assumption of universe, it's literally nothing.
How is it an assumption and literaly nothing?
It seems to me that you dont understand it yet

>>14431966
That's only if you assume time matters and we're moving in spacetime. Remove speed of light and you end up with e=mc^2 thus e=mv^2
My point remains proven

>>14431798
E ? mv2
Explains what energy is but does not include energy as an constant
>simple as

>>14431798
Herbert Ives wrote a paper deriving the equation classically as radiation pressure without any relativistic assumptions.

>>14431814
I wish it were that simple...

This is my 3rd order 500-540 cheb. Also not acting right. Based on this compared to the sim(about to post it) it almost seems like the resistances of the connections are not 50 ohms like I designed it for which is why that second harmonic in the low 100s is working..

>>14431826
Here is the sim

>>14431829
And Here is is without the 50 omhs from the source. Now it's acting like it should so it makes me think that the inputs to the spectrum analyzer are not 50 ohms even though it says it is. The VNA on the other hand is showing something completely nonsensical...

>>14431835
Forgot pic

what sort of spatial topology would allow this shape to exist?

>>14431721
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penrose_triangle#Description

I'm an undergrad fag, so I don't understand this stuff, but this might give you the information you need.

>>14431712
>scientific explanation for what "attention seeking" is
Scientifically speaking, it's when you're being a weak beta soi faggot.

>why it is considered a bad thing.
Because weak beta soi faggots are a liability on the tribe.

>>14431717
Explain it in non emotional, objective scientific terms.

>>14431725
I did. Why are you getting emotional over it?

>>14431712
>(attention seeking)
>Biological ornamentation display
>Sexual selection & reproduction
>Nurture next generation
>"Life" functional accomplished
>Death
>Repeat cycle for new mutations to transcend species

>>14432010
Is this why people who reach the top of the pyramid are often insufferable? Its literally a biological trigger that goes off when the top is reached in order to facilitate the passing of genes to the next generation. This is obviously not to oversimplify things, but it could be a facet of natural selection.

>>14431911
why what

>>14431679
Where are your Tau fags now?

It means:
(+/-) i = (+/-)?(e^(i?))

$i^i = e^{-\pi/2}$

>>14431679
eipi1=nada

>>14431572
Its simple, like this.

>>14431572
1. Hide off topic threads
2. Report off topic threads to the jannie.
3. Don't make off topic threads yourself

And you've failed all three.

>>14431572
Manually reading them in full and coming to your own conclusion works with mild effectiveness.

>>14431572
why is matchan so shit btw, fucking 40 total posters after 4 months. a new finnish imageboard was set up a few weeks ago and has around 600 daily posters

this goes against the spirit of the chan OP

>>14432110
Yep, still always wrong. The Ukrainians and Russians are both corrupt, drunken gopnik hordes.

>>14432119
spinlaunch is also garbage, he's right about that (unlike Mott Scanley)

>>14432094
What exactly are all of his points on hyperloop?

>>14432143
the one his head comes to
>NYURRRRGBHL ELAWN BAYD

>>14432110
Oh holy shit I’d been seeing that wojak for weeks and thought it looked like him. But it really is him kek

>>14432065
>t. Juan
The black population has stayed relatively stable, its the Spic population that has continually increased.
Stop dragging us around you fucking beaner.

>>14432153
Yeah. Want to know how a beanwr majority society will look like? Look at mexico or Guatemala or venezuela or anywhere in south America. It's a idiocracy. Nothing works and they believe the governemnt should give them free shit bc why not? And liberals are doing everything they can to bring them here by the millions. This country is seriously fucked.

>>14431501
Didn't the SAT stop being an IQ test back in the 1980s

Anybody can score high on it through studying now. All this shows is a lack of conscientiousness. The math scores are roughly the same which reading went down. Perhaps the reading material has degraded

>>14431501
I don't understand why the people boring between 1987 and 1990 had the highest scores, since they would om average be the students taking the SAT in 2005, and 2005 has the highest average scores, what was the educational climate back then? Was tv more educational, was there less personal phone use?

>>14432164
yes the modern SAT is now a measure of attention span

>>14431441
Why not comp sci and biology? That way if the whole med school thing doesn’t pan out you will still have decent job prospects.

The dude talking about FAANG represents a low percentage of SWEs. Not all computer science graduates are SWEs. There is more to Computer Science than programming jobs. Try to enjoy your classes and make friends with your professors and colleagues. These people will determine how far you go outside of Computer Science. Networking is very important. Be nice to everyone and never talk down to classmates who don’t understand the current topics. People will pass the class and be in your next class, it is important to treat others kindly. Outside of networking, really enjoying the branch of computer science is important. I recommend reading about the history, famous computer scientists, topics that interest you in technology, and joining a club related to engineering or science at your school. These things can help keep you motivated when things get challenging, or are perhaps boring. Make sure you study well and retain the knowledge to discuss general info and some specifics about most topics you learn. This will ensure you can quickly google and brush up on things you learned in the past. Other than enjoying your major and networking, be kind to yourself when you struggle and give yourself credit when you succeed. Whatever you do, whether you graduate with your degree or a related one, or whether you switch gears entirely, the college experience will help you in many ways you won’t understand now, but will fully realize later.

>>14431366
why do whites have such cringe eye colors?

>>14431776
The very same thing was said about high school and middle school. That is easy for someone who lived a prime-of-life clubs and everything person to say.

>>14431452
>physics is more worthy
can I have some fries with that

>>14431582
>. do you know algorithmics (search and sorting algos, which are better for which case?)
first part was good. search and sorting are literally freshman shit though. you should be learning algorithms to a far greater depth at uni unless you went to a codemonkey mill
>- do you know pros and cons of using different data structures? tuples, vs maps/structs/dicts vs lists etc
>- can you truly code in an object oriented way? So fully utilising classes (public and private)
>- can you also code in a procedural way if necessary, what about data-oriented programming? very important to knwo how to do when doing low level programming
>- do you know insutry standard communication protocols? Every createed a SPA? E.g. using react and rest apis wirrten in Go, deployed with docker?
>- do you know pros and cons of different design patterns in programming? Have you used some of them before?
if you spent time on any of this nonsense at uni, yu went to a codemonkey mill. even worse, you pretend like this is difficult knowledge to attain. this is shit that literal highschoolers learn in their free time.