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Bros how the FUCK does one one work out which molecule is oxidising and which molecule is reducing???

This is NOT homework
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No.13717047 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Have you taken my quantum suicide pill yet?

Most suicidal thing I did was teach myself everything I will ever know.
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Francis S. Collins to step down from NIH by end of 2021
Type "thank u dr collins, happy sequencing" for good sequencing reads for the next year

https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/04/health/collins-leaving-national-institutes-of-health/index.html
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They change Coronal Plane

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Transverse plane used to be coronal plane, but no anymore.
Coronal means crown, so it was like taking an slice with a crown in the head.
Instead not Coronal means the frontal plane.
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WTF is their problem?
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Cornell U team creates prototype of microrobots that navigate inside the body

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A team, led by Mingming Wu, a Chinese professor of biological and environmental engineering in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, has closely studied bacteria, sperm, and cancer cells over the last decade to better understand how they move through the body and communicate with their surroundings. This has guided their work in creating micro-robotic swimmers that can be remotely controlled to navigate the body, say to fight cancer on a cellular level, with this targeted drug delivery. It is believed it will create a more effective treatment with fewer side effects.

When the micro-robotic swimmer is submerged in a solution, tiny air bubbles are trapped in a pair of cavities etched in its back. Ultrasound waves are aimed at the robot, causing the air bubbles to oscillate and generate movement.

https://www.nanotechnologyworld.org/post/cornell-researchers-developing-cancer-fighting-micro-robots-propelled-by-bubbles-ultrasound
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Remember that ridiculous ICP song about miracles? It had the wonderful lyrics:
>water, fire, air and dirt
>fucking magnets, how do they work?
>and I don't wanna talk to a söyentist, y'all motherfuckers lyin', and gettin' me pissed

Reddit was all over it, mocking it, sperging out over it, but the retarded clowns make a very profound point: söyence cannot even explain magnets. Magnetism is one of the fundamental forces of the universe, which is the söyence cope for admitting they're retards.
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The prefrontal cortex and positivity/pleasure

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Why do people say that the prefrontal cortex, who is responsible for high order thinking improves with positive thinking and shrinks and gets damaged by negative thinking when in reality seems to be the opposite? If you're happy and positive your mind get clogged and you also become confident which is the opposite of high order thinking and reason. By that I'm not saying being negative is necessarily more reasonable but it correlates more often than negativity because even if it's forceful you look at things for what they are and don't just assume everything is going to be alright which might help you for survival.
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If science people are so intelligent, why are they so anti-nihilistic? Surely if they were so smart, they'd understand the meaningless of the universe, and as a result would be too apathetic for STEM, right?
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