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What if we abolished the decimal system and adopted the binary system for everything?
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>>13568892 The only numbers we need are 0,1, and 2. Maybe -1 and 1/2, but those can be made with 0, 1, and 2.
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/sci/, why are scientists all so fat, ugly, foureye'd and bald?
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>>13568567 The ugliest people in society are shunned, and they are forced to learn to be by themselves and not have things handed to them. This creates a deep drive in them and they eventually overcome the society at large in some parameter, for example intelligence. This is a property of evolution, even. Think of the Homo sapiens that were driven out of Africa because they were the weak and the ugly, the eventually became stronger
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>>13568584 implying that balding people like in the op pic have been ugly since birth. balding makes you less attractive sure, but he may have looked like a chad back in his development days.
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Can any chem fags confirm this is accurate?
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>>13567853 >air solubility Not a thing. Wouldn't matter much anyway since it'll concentrate in your body whatever % of the air it is.
It's lethal at a few hundred ppm but boils (1 million ppm) at room temperature.
>cannister HCN adsorbed on porous pellets.
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>>13567868 excellent info in that video
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>>13567991 >>air solubility >Not a thing. yes the sense of smell works by magic, get off my board you fucking psued
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>>13567853 Zykon B is still manufactured. Its just pellets of porous clay or wood chips soaked in liquid hydrogen cyanide. You open that can some of it will be already as a vapor, but much more evaporates if you heat it.
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>>13568660 Hydrogen cyanide is a gas at room temperature, dont know about how Polish winter room temperature if you know what im saying.
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are there math for balancing two similar parts but "opposable" like legs and hands in a cycle motion like walking?
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>>13563795 you dont prescribe the for example the torque by giving a fix value with result in some speed. instead you prescribe a speed and calculate the forces. this is all abvery rough explanation but i hope you get the idea
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>>13563816 i think i kinda get it but i ve nevwr calculated torque so i cant imagine it...
i think i do have force and speed of sort but i am not sure how to iterate "balance" from those.
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>>13562981 zero moment point is one technique for bipeds. Although really it's best to do MPC and optimization in real time now
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>>13567231 what do you consider biped with
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>>13568025 with what? In practice you may have more than two limbs touching the ground, so it's no longer a biped. Then your control algorithms get weird. Most typically people just use fast running optimizers to solve for forces applied to the ground
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Would self-mummification,as practiced by some sects of japanese buddhism, be a good idea if we consider QI./omegapoint, or whatever secular,transhumanist form of immortality is true?
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Evolutionarily speaking, why does tasty food tend to be bad for you?
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why don't they just put the good tasty shit in food that's good for you
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>>13567590 you're free to sprinkle msg in everything, bud
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>>13564110 No, it usually just means you're a poor cook.
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>>13565898 You're 90% of the way there but you forget about these companies uniting together to conduct studies that show their shitty products aren't shitty. The food industry has all kinds of research institutes that pump out self serving studies that minimize the horrors of their products. Since this is an industry wide effort, it means all players are complicit. If they similarly worked together to create guidelines there were all required to follow, none of them would get an advantage over the others.
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>>13564110 Taste is largely aquired. It only tastes good to you because you grew up eating it.
I cut down on foods with added sugar a few years ago and my taste buds completely reconfigured to match my new diet. Now things like soda, ice cream, or candy are inedibly sweet while fresh fruit tastes like candy to me. Same thing with salt.
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Bene living 2 weeks with 2 sick family members eat the same food as them, the same restroom, etc. I have no symptoms, does this mean I would still need the vax?
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>>13568633 Considering how the non-vaccinated are being more and more treated like second-class citizens, it would be an enticing prospect to get yourself a shot despite being asymptomatic to avoid all the hassle. A single shot of Jansen will do for now I suppose.
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>>13568633 You could always get an antibody test to know if you were.
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>>13568690 Never knew I could do something like that, Thanks
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Is management of traffic a good metric of accessing the average iq of a region?
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>>13567003 i c what u did thar
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>>13567003 It probably correlates more with social trust, rather than only IQ. For example I lived in Massachusetts, a relatively high IQ state, and traffic was awful because everyone was working against each other and anywhere there was a merge it would automatically devolve into stop and go traffic. Other parts of the US with dense populations but friendlier attitudes have much better traffic.
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>reeeee i'm stuck in traffic and it makes me angry! >why won't all these other people get out of my way?
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How realistic is carbon capture as a method to fight climate change?
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>>13567555 I'm less bothered by talking to a robot who's at least filtered by a human, than by the fact that if this takes off as a trend 4chan is going to get much, much worse in the coming years. It makes me sad to think about it desu
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>>13567539 >climate change is the cause of every bad weather event and zero good weather events what fascinating religious dogma
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>>13567580 weather =/= climate
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>>13568525 until you need an event to blame on climate change
Einstein was a pseud hack fraud plagiarist
Relativity is for pseud quacks /general/
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>>13566448 >Relativity is for pseud quacks Anonymous
>>13566240 The gesticulating fellow at Fermilab on Youtube says relativity is true therefore debunked
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