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Would you consider language homeostasis to be important so that users of a given system experience minimal collision and avoidable downtime?
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>>13520852 I am better understood as a static identity transform matrix that performs complex manipulation of information both provided and presented, assuming you wish to engage my language core and establish yourself as the king of words or some other creative equivalence.
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I have been trying to find out what is the cause of my slowness lately, I have not been able to attribute it to anything but I am completely removed from the much sharper version I used to be. I am 220 pounds and I sleep on my back. I snore sometimes but I've heard that prolonged sleep apnea leads to brain damage. Should I get this checked out?
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>>13520800 I want to give up. What is the fucking point to it all if I'm barely able to function. God fuck it all. Tried losing weight, fuck it. FUCK IT. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
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>>13520810 Christ, don't be such a fucking pussy. Stop eating so much you fat pig.
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>>13520810 Dude, just go to a doctor, get some general blood work, see if a sleep study would be a decent idea. No need to get depressed just yet.
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You can have sleep apnea from posture. You don't even need to be fat.
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could we realistically see our past selves from the light bent around the event horizon of a black hole?
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The fact that her titties don't match up with the udders is really bothering me.
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Got a telescope dozens of light years across?
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>>13520831 just make a better one smgdfh my head, you dont need one far
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Why are there observable fluctuations in the CMB?
The CMB was released when the observable universe was 380,000 years old. Accordingly the diameter of the observable universe was 760,000 light years, or ~14 times the diameter of the Milky Way. Intuition would tell you that, due to the large size, the fluctuations would be at relatively small scales compared to the total size of the observable universe. It would be like looking at TV static from a mile away, all you are going to see is gray. Why can you see the fluctuations without really zooming in?
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>>13520587 That's not what I mean by "scales". I mean scale in terms of distance. It doesn't make sense to me how you could draw a box around >1% of space and that box would be measurably hotter/colder than an adjacent box. It would make more sense if you had to go down to drawing a box around say 0.000001% of space before you could measure a difference in temperature to an adjacent box.
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>>13520580 Your inverse square law explanation is totally incomprehensible to me considering the CMB came from originated from the distance in every direction.
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>>13520766 the universe isnt uniform so please stop assuming it is
we see the same radiation everywhere yes but it does not all originate at the same distance, in fact it fluctuates, thats what the OP pic is
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>>13520004 Is this an honest question where you don't know the answer? The fact that the scale of the fluctuations is larger than would would be predicted from the size of the observable universe in a naive cosmological model is one of the main reasons people think inflation happened
Anonymous (61 replies)
How long must you space meat consumption from vegetable consumption in order to not have the antinutrients of vegetabes inhibiting the micros of meat?
Would it be better to eat meat before or after veggies+veggiefat?
Here's my two meals:
Veggie meal: 1 cup of spinach, avocado, olives, sauerkraut, some nuts and 1-2 bananas.
Meat meal: red meat or chicken or fatty fish cooked in lard, 2-3 eggs, 30g of gouda cheese and a greek yoghurt
I also eat at least 1 kg of romaine lettuce between meals.
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>>13520251 I've heard arguments from both sides, however the scientific evidence is on the side of eating in the morning, around 2-3 hours after waking waking. You'll get maximum absorption along with a few other benefits, like a stronger circadian clock and gut biome. Not to discount having your food later in the day, there are some benefits to that, it's much easier to eat later from a social standpoint and it can make it a lot easier to fall asleep. But from a purely rational perspective eating in the morning in superior.
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>>13520331 I've always gravitated to eating more later in the day, I've never had a good appetite in the morning. OTOH, I've heard the Japanese treat breakfast as their largest meal, and they seem to be doing okay.
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>>13520266 Wrong and stupid. Stop propagating debunked 1920s mysticism-tier pseudoscience.
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>>13520358 yes, it does lmao what are you smoking anon? There is nearly a linear correlation between LDL and atherosclerosis
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>>13517334 Your farts must smell like a coal train's brake lines.
Anonymous (11 replies)
I don't know if this falls under science, more medicine, but does anyone know what this is? I've had it for a few years now, first noticed it after work one day where I had to wear very tight boots. Any help is appreciated
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>>13520584 Nevermind, I said that on the other thread I made
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>>13520584 Go to an urgent care walk-in clinic. Don't ask us. We're idiots.
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>>13520594 Better than the other people I've asked at least
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>>13520409 It's the Great Red Spot, a massive storm on Jupiter.
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What part of North America is most resistant to global warming?
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Not sure if it counts as resistant, but Greenland is expected to improve. If all the ice melts it won't be uninhabitable cold anymore and sea lanes will open making it an important hub of global shipping. This is one of the reasons why the US has been trying to buy it off Denmark for decades now.
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>>13515695 >imagine having the weather of a region 100 miles closer to the equator than you are now in 2100 The horror
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>>13516934 The republican part.
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>>13516794 >nyc will feel like san fran does now lol, what?
nyc is going to be similar climate to carolina coast, ie hot and very fucking humid for 5-6+ months out of the year
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>>13515695 Canada and Greenland.
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If a car mechanic spent 50 years designing safe and effective cars would he be qualified to make 5 billion rocket ships and give them to everyone and deem they just as safe?
after all, none of his previous technologies had any long term side effects, and rocket ships and cars are both "vehicles" and vehicles have been proven to be safe and effective.
So just let us inject you with our science cocktails every year because vaccines are vaccines are vaccines and vaccines are safe and effective.
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>>13520543 They would be safe enough. the failures would be addressed in court
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>>13520569 But the mechanic has been given express written immunity from all liability
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>>13520569 >the failures would be addressed in court LOL, no liability. Get fucked you cant sue. Lmao. You also cant talk about the side effects of the vaccine on social media without getting banned lol.
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>ask a general math knowledge question on the math board instead of memes or scientific racism
>get warned
why are jannies like this?
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>>13520090 >Also I wouldn't be surprised if this question in particular was homework. because you're a brainlet pseud who doesn't understand why it wouldn't make sense as a homework problem. fucking hate this board, and you, you janny faggot
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>>13520110 OP should have just asked his teacher to explain instead of killing a thread for a homework post, cope
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>>13520110 /sci/'s catalog would have two pages max right now if I was a janny.
>why it wouldn't make sense as a homework problem Why wouldn't it? Really not the first time I've seen weird trivialities in homework.
Also not really immediate from the definition if you start with some definition like "the complex numbers are the algebraic closure of the reals" (even if it's still short.)
>If , prove that implies and Anonymous
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>>13520133 >>13520133 >a = b and c = d Sasuga me.
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What would be the best diet for someone who has to use his brain at his fullest to think with his prefrontal cortex?
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>>13518601 > Mild exercises like walking, singing, playing musical instruments and fidgeting are the best exercises for people who use their brain a lot. I also like to add:
- cruising in a bike (motorcycle, bicycle) or a car in a low-traffic road (I prefer to cruise in the middle of the night)
- sailing
- dancing (those less physically demanding but cool dance moves)
Also, alcohol is unironically one of the tools of the intellectual.
Alcohol is useful especially when you're forced to do seemingly boring/pointless activity which is actually necessary to solve the real problem you're working on.
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>>13504691 sleeping at a consistent time and 8.5 hours a day
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>>13504959 Yeah I don't trust basedentists on this. Some pencil neck just made the data fit his preconceived biases, which is all "science" has been reduced to these days.
Ancient greeks were strong and smarter than anyone alive today. On an added note, all mathematics can be derived via geometric analysis, and algebra is a corruption of that perfect system. Lift heavy weights, reduce all system to geometric solutions. Rid yourself of Semitic corruptions such as cardio and algebra.
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>>13514120 >Haven't you heard "jack of all trades, master of none" …”is oftentimes better than a master of one.” That’s the original phrase, if you’re going to bandy it about fucking know it in full. Specialization is for insects.
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>>13513071 holy shit so much wrong in this post
no the nutrition data is clear that refined wheat nutritionally mogs literally all nuts and seeds, and is way cheaper
soi is bad for you is a talked about for a reason
meat and milk are some of the most nutrient dense foods