Dr. Thompson says the vaccines are dangerous.
Scientifically speaking, is this a game changer?
Scientifically speaking, is this a game changer?
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Scientists, the experts we rely on to tell us how to live our lives
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Imagine being Elon Musk and wasting time + resources trying to replicate this but for cars with people inside instead of fish and end up delivering the most unspeakably retarded version of it.
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Is there science that explains this coincidence that isn't a coincidence?
Picrel happens errrry single time, why?
Why do roasties want to transition to becoming incels?
Picrel happens errrry single time, why?
Why do roasties want to transition to becoming incels?
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This is really solid, at least more entertaining than Khan
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Could it be possible that galaxies aren't what they seem
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Okay se we (Earth) are located in remote location of our own Galaxys outer edge.
What are the other spiral galaxies we are seeing very far away in space?
What if there isnt actually other galaxies? They are optical illusions of our own galaxys past and future. All galaxies are very similar to our own. Thats weird, isnt it?
What are the other spiral galaxies we are seeing very far away in space?
What if there isnt actually other galaxies? They are optical illusions of our own galaxys past and future. All galaxies are very similar to our own. Thats weird, isnt it?
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How can i learn math for gaymes?
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Scientifically speaking, is there a reason why some people don't really enjoy music?
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Anyone read picrel?
How accurate is it on the scientific facts? How well documented?
How accurate is it on the scientific facts? How well documented?
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What positive integers n can be written as the difference of two squares? For example, 5 = 3^2 – 2^2 and 24 = 5^2 – 1^2.
Hey /sci/ what are your thoughts on this problem. I couldn't solve it in class today and I'm not really sure how to approach it. My only thought was to inscribe one square inside a larger square and somehow define n using the remaining area. Thoughts?
Hey /sci/ what are your thoughts on this problem. I couldn't solve it in class today and I'm not really sure how to approach it. My only thought was to inscribe one square inside a larger square and somehow define n using the remaining area. Thoughts?
