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In Season 3 Episode 9 of Saved By the Bell, Jessie accidentally revealed an answer during a geometry exam by calling out sqrt(AB/2). We have context implying this is pythagorean theorem-tier geometry, so A and B are most likely the two legs of a right triangle. What could've been the question?
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Is misogyny still prevalent in university setting STEM Classes?


>in my 4th year of a math degree and im the only girl in class of 16 people. Got placed in groups to do biweekly projects for the semester and my groupmates barely talk to me. They wouldnt take my advice on fixing a part I thought was wrong and we lost points for it and they didnt give me any big responsibilities for the past two projects now. Cant tell if because im a girl or just a coincidence. You would think more intelligent guys would be past this.
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Is this true?

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I heard if you give someone who has a peanut allergy small amounts of the protein that causes the reaction, you can eventually get rid of the allergy all together or at least they won’t die from eating peanut butter. It’s like if you give someone who has a problem digesting lactose milk everyday, their body eventually gets better at digesting the lactose and milk is not a problem for them anymore.
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ejaculation and prostate health

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An Australian study involving 1,079 men with prostate cancer and 1,259 healthy men found that "there is evidence that the more frequently men ejaculate between the ages of 20 and 50, the less likely they are to develop prostate cancer":

[T]he protective effect of ejaculation is greatest when men in their twenties ejaculated on average seven or more times a week. This group were one-third less likely to develop aggressive prostate cancer when compared with men who ejaculated less than three times a week at this age.[36]

https://www.cancervic.org.au/about/media-releases/new_findings_on_prostate_cancer_risk_and_sexual_activity.html

well /sci/? I see NoFap pushed here, saying that porn and frequent ejaculation rots your brain. Is the key to healthy prostate: ejaculate frequently without porn?
>inb4 have sex
i don’t believe in sex before marriage so that’s not possible for me for a while.

also, correlation doesn’t equal correlation, so should we take this study seriously?

thank you!
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Why neanderthals lose competition against homo sapiens?

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Didn't neanderthals had bigger brain, stronger body and cold tolerance?
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Removing Polysorbate 80 from a commercial product

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Hello /sci/. I bought pic rel before checking the ingredients and yes, Polysorbate 80 is there
(if I'm not mistaken, this is it. https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/5281955)

So, how do I remove it/dissolve it/inactivate it in my kitchen?

Would boiling it to hell work?

Yes I understand that would make absorption harder if not impossible.That's fine by me.

Thanks any pharmanons that may reply
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Do matrices on IQ tests measure spatial intelligence or verbal intelligence?
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Is there any drug (beside psychedelics) which is able to dismantle your usual tought procces?

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Is there any drug (beside psychedelics) which is able to dismantle your usual tought procces, your beliefs, addictions, phobias etc..?
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