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does visual genetics exist? or is it pseudo?

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>have virus
>sinuses swell and get blocked up making it hard to breathe and nigh impossible to sleep and therefore recover
Wtf evolution?
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How likely is it that different diets make people homosexuals or transgenders? I'm aware that water is heavily treated in the west, and chemicals and drugs can go down it. Granted, I drink heavily clean 9.5 alkaline PH water; but I'm wondering, are there signifcant levels of estrogen in water and food people eat? Because if so, it could explain why men have become so feminine recently. Is it to biologically weaken them?
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Arch bridges

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How did the romans find out about it? Did they know about compressive/tensile strength or was it dumb luck?
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How did you learn to enjoy studying and math?

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Do you guys actually study math in your freetime? How do you fight the allure of video games?

After highschool I took like a 2 year break because I was directionless and had lots of psychological problems. I made a half assed attempt at college after highschool, but I wasn’t ready yet. I’m in my first real semester of community college right now, looking to get a comp sci degree. I was naturally pretty smart at school, but I didn’t apply myself in highschool due to lack of interest, procrastination, anxiety, and lack of understanding of the value of education.

I’m a different person now and have been grinding hard at school. I’ve realized that math and physics really aren’t that tough (for now), its just about filling in holes in your knowledge about certain identities and rules you forgot, and the rules to memorize are often simpler than those in the really complex video games I’ve played.

I’m just curious what motivates you. I naturally have an interest in history, geopolitics, and modern military defense nerd stuff like the balance of power between different radars and missiles. However, I want to gain a concrete skill for the job market. But are there really people who like to do calculus problems in their free time? Do you really like it more than vidya? Or do you like it because you feel guilty playing vidya whereas you feel accomplished when learning math? I’ve been fighting to cut out the vidya demon and spend my time doing more productive stuff. I still play occasionally with friends, but try to avoid time sink stuff and only play casually. Some games are simply too dangerous and addictive.

One thing I like about studying for school is that it is a way to show that you are smart that others care about. No one cares if you are really good at a complex strategy game. Also, like lifting, even if it is boring or tough in the moment, you don’t go to sleep at the day’s end with any regrets if you worked hard that day.
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How do we know the Covid-19 Vaccines don't cause any significant long term side effects if we having done any long term (5-20 years) studies on said vaccine?
Why are scientists and experts remaining silent as governments mandate that the population be injected with a vaccine that cannot be guaranteed to be safe in the medium to long term?

Whilst I can understand old people, morbidly obese people and people with other pre-existing conditions taking the vaccine to protect themselves from covid. However giving the vaccine to kids under 18 when studies have shown that covid hardly effects them seems to be reckless and stupid considering the still unknown possible long term side effects of the Covid-19 vaccines.

Am I just crazy? Why aren't people more concerned about this?
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/mg/ - Mathematics General

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Talk about mathematics, last thread was >>13723081
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Infinity is a satanic concept

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The mathematical concept of infinity and it's existence is a way to keep you stuck. Getting stuck is hell, ask lord Jesus for help and he will help you become unstuck.
Eternity does not equal infinity, as you are not stuck doing the same thing over and over again. There is a new beginning, a new life. Of course, there is death of what you were.
Think of all those criminals who could have once been good, nice kids who love animals. They have died.
Or think of those who got the COVID vaccines, an experimental jab out of fear. They are changed. They have sold their souls for money.
Think too, of those criminals condemned to death who said sorry to their victims before they died and meant it. They are new men.
Infinity is a scam made by out of touch with reality scientists, intellectuals and mathematicians.
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How many side effects are you having after the jab?

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How many more jabs are you willing to take?
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>final year in $100K mathematics degree
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