Can anyone recommend the best site for answering math questions for free? I'd rather not pay monthly for a site like Chegg to help with my stats homework. I already tried asking on /wsr/; sorry if this is off-topic.

>it wasn't covid that killed them, it was the ventilators!
How do we freaking debunk these idiots?

scientifically speaking what makes people act this way?
https://twitter.com/ArtValley818_/status/1438318902082158592

Who is your favourite character in the Alice and Bob cast of characters?

TRUST THE SCIENCE TO PLAY GOD

Give it to me straight /sci/. Is the vaccine safe? Will I any get weird heart inflammation side effects. I've been holding out until now but I might be forced to take it soon by my employer.

I have a question about Quantum Immortality as per my research on internet, I came across some people saying that it was when you die your consciousness gets transferred to a parallel world where you live in that point of time

The other thing I read was that when you die some other you gets to live more etc. Which is more plausible? As for me. I still don't know

Any good?

I see a secular authoritarianism making a resurgance with religous, moralistic ferver (though it will be lacking in true morality or spirituality)

It will be Puritan-Zionist in nature (basiclally American culture) but largely paleoconservaitve. Tech survialance will increase to science fiction tier levels (blood drawn at birth and put into a file with your name on it that will be the ID that will allow for you to live)

People will be allowed to opt out of the system at large and live on what will essentially be reservations similar to what Native Americans have. Life will be difficult on these "autonomous zones" and will still be restricted by the government, who'll constantly try to undermine these breakaway groups for their land and capital

Recolonization will happen and a world government will be instated. english will slowly begin to replace native languages in all but a few spots on the planet. It will become the universal tongue of the educated and many people will go their whole lives barely touching their native tongue

Wealth will all but dissapear. Your money won't really be yours. It will basically be a loan given out by the world government that you get to keep with good behavior. Your assets will likely be taken after you die. This will grately change the way people determine their values.

More emphasis will be put on developing a skillset and education than even now because of how increasingly complicated and information driven the world will become

escapism will become such a serious problem that there will be laws against exposing minors to vidya, the web etc. until a certain again to avoid them becoming addicts

This is just off the top of my head. What do you think the world will look like in the far future?

Post good resources for learning how to design mechanical systems, and/or what your degree covered for anyone who studied mechanical engineering.

I've already been through a CS degree so I know how to self learn STEM shit. I have a decent grasp on multilinear algebra and calc. I haven't done much physics, but I'm only concerned with the physics used in MechE which I presume doesn't go much further than newtonian mechanics and elementary thermo. Anyways, I'm really looking to learn how to design mechanical systems primarily for robotics. I already have a decent understanding of mechatronics so I'm really just looking for the last piece of the puzzle here.