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No.13713056 ViewReplyOriginalReport
About to start a new job as a chemist in industry tomorrow. Any tips to get through the day?
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No.13712360 ViewReplyOriginalReport
What would happen if you were to reverse fourier transform an NMR spectra? Would you get the original compound?
And how would I reverse fourier transform a graph to get raw data?
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No.13716393 ViewReplyOriginalReport
>professor that I cold-emailed at a different university agreed to meet up with me to talk about research
we're all gonna make it bros
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Modern work is so much easier, safer, more rewarding, less stressful, and requires far fewer physical exertions than traditional labor. Working conditions are better, too. Workplaces are cleaner, healthier, quieter, friendlier, more pleasant. Workers get paid commensurately for their efforts, unlike when they worked manual labor. Machines perform tasks previously done manually, freeing up time for leisure pursuits like watching television, reading books, playing sports, etc. Workplace accidents are rarer, thanks to safety measures. Workers retire earlier and enjoy higher incomes throughout retirement than previous generations. Jobs are plentiful, meaning everyone has employment opportunities. Job security is high, especially among professionals. Unemployment is practically non-existent. More people participate in politics than ever before, enabling government officials to enact policies that benefit broader groups of people (e.g., minimum wage hikes) instead of narrowly targeting specific people (e.g., making life harder for welfare recipients). Corruption is virtually nonexistent, preventing abuses like nepotism and cronyism. Taxes are lower. Personal freedoms are greater. Crime rates are low. The standard of living increases dramatically, leading to increased consumption. Education improves rapidly, resulting in smarter, more productive populations. Society overall experiences dramatic improvements, benefiting everyone.
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No.13713061 ViewReplyOriginalReport
That’s all the science I need.
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No.13713687 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Assuming that climate change is real, is there any reason why I should care? There's no chance it will actually affect me in my lifetime, right?
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Differential equations

No.13714565 ViewReplyOriginalReport
I have relatively little difficulty when it comes to the theory behind DE's, even some of the trickier functional analysis stuff is alright.
But god do I hate having to actually solve them, especially PDE's with more than 3 independent variables.
The problem is almost entirely a fuckton of algebra in order to turn the original equation into something that's easier to work with, wich is tedious as fuck.
Seriously, how do physicists and engineers enjoy this?
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No.13716260 ViewReplyOriginalReport
How come sometimes when I cum I feel great, and sometimes I feel like shit?
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No.13713714 ViewReplyOriginalReport
I want to be high IQ but my parents wont let me. What could I do about it, /sci/?
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No.13713750 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Why do men and women of all races have the same level of intelligence on average?
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