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/sci/, I have a statistics exam in 3 hours. It’s open book and online. As expected, the whole class is working together on this. However, I am an autistic outcast. If I post the questions on here, will you guys help me?
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>>13714017 >However, I am an autistic outcast You should have spent your time studying then
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>>13714017 I'll do my best to make you fail.
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Is there a scientific evidence showing that daily dick flattening doesn't provide full and versalite SARS-CoV2 immunity?
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back t? reddit
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Spore.
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ah sweet, a schizo thread
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ITT: Based scientists.
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>>13712130 >fudged his results >won Nobel prize Anonymous
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>>13712732 > science awareness day > IQ chart and medical data on Africans. Anonymous
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>>13714059 Based. Sliders is a great show. I wish they made a new season
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>make wrong proof for Fermat's last conjecture >refuse to correct it >die
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It took 4 billion years for intelligent life to develop on Earth which will become uninhabitable for all multi-cellular life in a billion years give or take. If we kill all life on Earth right now no more intelligent life will be developing on Earth, forever.
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>>13711336 I wonder if he's made a to-scale model of his cabin in the woods out of his poop, yet. Idk why, but people in solitary always start making poop sculptures. Don't laugh, you'd do it too, if you were in solitary for 30 days or more. Those guys like Ted that go into solitary for years never again have what you might call a "human brain."
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>>13711237 Sadly big bang is a hoax or else the idea would be good.
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>>13711237 Except the conditions on earth aren't the same as when life first appeared. It could take shorter or longer for multicellular life to evolve.
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redpilled me on syntropic farming
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Anyone who isn't a complete retard just calls that "farming"
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>>13712979 unironically this, just grow some green shit!
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Science Chads just can't stop winning.
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>>13704925 >the Pfizer drug works on the same principle as Ivermectin. >I read it on pol so it must be true The Pfizer drug is similar to ivermectin in only the most broad sense possible, ie. "drugs that inhibit replication of a virus". They have an entirely different molecular structure and don't use the same pathways or receptors.
Do you think it's not useful to make a distinction between dogs and iguanas? I mean, they're basically the same thing since they both reproduce sexually and have eyes right? Or heroin and cannabis?
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>>13704925 >>13713797 Just compare the molecules (ivermectin left), the size and structure are completely different
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>>13713797 >The Pfizer drug is similar to ivermectin in only the most broad sense possible, ie. "drugs that inhibit replication of a virus" Also in the much narrower sense, ie "protease inhibitor".
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>>13713823 >Also in the much narrower sense, ie "protease inhibitor". Except ivermectin isn't a viral protease inhibitor.
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What's a theoretically evil scientist thing you could do if someone or an entire population had metallic particles/structures all throughout their blood in their body?
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>>13713241 Build a giant MRI machine.
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>>13713241 Installing an server town in Antarctica, run the most sophisticated AI. Help here to conquered the world, and have my cyanide ready for the moment the robots take ova.
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>>13713241 that is a good question isnt it
what can be done to people with graphene oxide inside them?
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I want Nanachi to look at me like that
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>>13713266 It's not like tiny particles of metal would make that work any better than just giving a regular human an RF burn. A metallic skeleton would probably be closer to a faraday suit than any kind of a risk.
>>13713814 Only if the particles have a significantly different permeability from their surroundings (i.e. barely diamagnetic water). If it's titanium or silver or even bismuth you're not going to notice much. Almost everything else isn't biocompatible. Some sort of inert ferritic alloy like stainless is the only risk, and even that doesn't really apply to particles, only to macroscopic structures.
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What causes people to believe in stuff like astrology, manifestation, extrasensory perception, etc.?
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>>13713099 Mortality cope, the same shit that causes people to believe in religion.
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They're gay and retarded
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you wouldn't get it
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because its fun
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We'll divide it into subjects. >The Enigma of Reason - Mercier >Handbook of Mathematics - Bronshtein
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>>13705274 Top 1 is the Bible for sure
Has an answer to everything useful, never lets me down
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>>13706836 sorry buddy, your judgment of what is true has been clouded
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The Making of the Atomic Bomb - Richard Rhodes
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>>13708576 >Posting only 20th and 21st century books now post books from the 19th century and bellow
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>>13708576 >>13709187 based lads in sci, good suggestions!
