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programmer => mathematician

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I'm a programmer that started studying mathematics.
Tell me if I'm wrong.

Arithmetics = keywords
Algebra = programming language
sets = objects
set properties = objects methods

Are those good analogies?
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crystalography

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What do you guys think about crystalography? Is pursuing career in this field worth it? Is it better to purely focus on synthetic chemistry? How many crystalographers do you know? Are they content with theor job?
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/sfg/ - Space Flight General

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Doldrums Edition

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Universally Available Nuclear Weapons?

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Big dum dum question here (I don’t know much about science), but a common theme of technological advancement seems to be once-rare technologies eventually becoming cheaper and easier to make, then spreading (ex: a 1980s supercomputer has less processing power than a MacBook, and was exponentially rarer and more expensive)

Can we expect the same fate for nuclear weapons? New methods of construction discovered until the cost to acquire them dips down from billions to a couple million? Why or why not?
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Why is Marx so prominent in social sciences while he's laughed out of the room whenever economics is brought up?
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Pfizer Shot

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What's everything inside the pfizer shot?
Anything suspect?
I do not trust any government sources...
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how ready were you before choosing your major? Am I supposed to know things or self study outside of class?
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Vaccine REFUSAL

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The purpose here is to present clear, rational, and valid reasons for vaccine hesitancy among those unvaccinated so that we might achieve some consensus regarding the risk benefit of our current mass vaccination campaign. Claims are sourced. We will look at the larger picture then focus on the wild-type SARS-CoV-2 spike glycoprotein (WT, SP), the target for all our current generation of mRNA vaccines and it's relationship to the Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme 2, (ACE2).

1. Mass vaccination during a pandemic leads to more virulent strains, not less.

Corona viruses have a fast mutation rate, especially, the C.1.2 variant from South Africa (?41.8 mutations per year, double WT)[1]. When a virus is exposed to a wide range of immune respones, (unvaxed-vaxmax), the virus will be selected towards higher virulence and infectivity [2,3] This is primarily because the immunity conferred by the SP does not prevent infection and transmission as evidenced by the dropping rate of vaccine effectiveness around the globe against variants [3], we also know Corona viruses spread among different species. These two main factors ensure the viral load in the community remains high despite vaccinations. Variants of interest include: Delta, C.1.2, AY3, and Mu.
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Get the fucking vaccine.
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