can you even grignard bro

>be me
>in 8th grade
>science class
>teachertalking.mp3
>dont give a shit with my friend
>dont listen and start randomly mixing shit
>wtf are we doing
>teacher looks to us
>teacherangry.jpeg
>he runs at us and grabs some shit we were about to put in
>we get sent out of class
>no more tests, only writing
>confused.jpeg
>google what we would have made


it was chlorine gas.

Hey, /sci/. I'm looking for a very particular career where I'm respected (mainly by women for "ability to provide"). However, this job needs to be extremely comfy. I don't care what it pays because I made it with crypto. I'm thinking academia. Or maybe I just "go to medschool" pick up women and never really do anything with the degree.

Hey, anon from another board here, I'm stuck on my statistics assignment and figured this would be a good place to ask questions.
It's a first year course so this should be literal child's play tier material for you guys. Essentially, I need to determine if there's a reason to believe the true mean isn't 4, given a sample mean of 4.014 for one question, and 3.979 for another. In both questions the standard deviation is 0.05 and alpha, or the acceptable probably of a type 1 error, is 0.01. So I figure I need to make a 99% confidence interval, which is easy cause it's just the mean +/- 3 standard deviations, which is why I suspect I'm approaching the question wrong, it's TOO easy, plus it just sorta FEELS like that's not quite right. But I'm not sure what exactly the issue is, if there even is one.

Can anyone who understands statistics help me out? I'm probably just missing something obvious

how low is your IQ?

ahem..

>walk around with this book on campus

>hot sorority girls see it and laugh thinking im still solving for x in algebra

>Arden


life is cruel

So, what are the limits of technological and scientific progress and what does that mean for humanity?

What would the world look like if we are done?

How long until we fuck up Mars' atmosphere and make it hotter? We could lice there then

Are complex numbers 2x2 matrices or vectors in R2?