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Will they cure HIV with CRISPR? Asking for a friend
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How was this possible back then?

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Just 20 years before it first flew , people were dying trying to reach those speeds in a g-suit.

Yeah , it was expensive but as every new technology. You would get inside, reach your seat, steward came in : *sir, you want a glass of champagne?* , of course you would say yes , and also ask for that filet mignon with strawberry sauce that you saw on the menu. Chillin' at mach 2 , 17 km up in the sky .
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Why have children been hitting puberty earlier over these past few recent generations? Especially females, they seem to be the most affected.
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>working on my Master's in Genetics, professor makes us attend a webinar for pathway analysis software and ask three questions
>I mention an article I saw saying that out of 4000 articles surveyed in 2015, 67% used outdated free alternatives that only had 30% of the data available and ask how much an organization could expect to pay for a license
>I'm told a university would have to pay $32,000 and immediately realize why Minnesota said "fuck that" https://www.msi.umn.edu/content/ipa-be-discontinued
Why does science have to be so damn expensive? I'm no libtard but we shouldn't have to pay the equivalent of a used car just to image some agarose, this is the main reason why transhumanism hasn't taken off yet.
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Interesting questions in a job interview

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Don't know about you guys, but I knew I lost when I was asked:
>If I were to ask your best friend to tell me something (that one little thing) that you always fail at, what would it be?

I answered with I don't know, because explaning that I have no friends wouldve been worse.
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Mathematical Intuition Behind Schizophrenic Numbers?

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schizophrenic numbers are numbers whose square roots "look" like rational numbers.
defined by
Sn=10Sn?1+n
S0=0

So they start 1,12,123,1234… and larger schizophrenic numbers look like 12345679012345679012…

The interesting thing about schizophrenic numbers is that the square root of the odd ones display long runs in their decimal representation.


but that doesn't explain the bizarre pattern shown. I was wondering if anyone has or could point me to an explanation.
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if quantum mechanics is bullshit, explain this using the classical model NOW
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Where's Webby?

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>2022
>I am forgotten
its broken isnt it. why dont they just tell us and stop pretending?
NASA lie about failed Mars missions and the Webb is their biggest whopper yet.
Never A Straight Answer
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