thoughts on ozempic and other semiglutides?
my doctor prescribed it to lose weight, on my first week
my doctor prescribed it to lose weight, on my first week
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tell me the coolest thing you learned in math that made you learn more math, like fibonacci sequence etc... and more things
i am a brainlet btw
i am a brainlet btw
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>Politics and science go hand in hand. Politics provide the condition so science can develop to Higher level. For example; in WWII, there is Hugh needs for nuclear bomb for america to destroy the enemies. Because of this, politicians gave tons of money to scientific institution to make huge huge bomb to bomb their enemies. And then boom—The first atomic bomb was detonated on July 16, 1945, in New Mexico. And then the second was detonated in Hiroshima on 6 August 1945.
STEM dudes should care about Politics only if you want your research get supported.
Oh yeah, reference :
Harari - Sapiens.
STEM dudes should care about Politics only if you want your research get supported.
Oh yeah, reference :
Harari - Sapiens.
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Debating a "quantum mystic", anyone have articles debunking these misconceptions, preferably by actual quantum physicists? Much appreciated friends.
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Reminder, it's not a real paradox and only brainlets think it is.
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This is not an attempt at pasta, this is not a shitpost. I understand infinity as a concept, although I must admit I’ve never dealt with it in any sort of practical sense. Can someone please explain why dividing infinity by 2 for N times wouldn’t ever result in actual numbers? I “know” the answer is just infinity divided by 2 is still infinity but the monke brain in here refuses to believe I couldn’t eventually get actual numbers if I divide by 2 enough. Can someone explain?
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Name a pop-sci book that did more damage than this one, I dare you.
