>real analysis next semester
what should I expect
what should I expect
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>"heh, that's just correlation. nothing personnel."
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What's the best algorithm to encrypt my DNA?
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I will sign into Aeronautical Engineering, what can I expect?
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I have a technical question about dark energy/dark matter.
Could it be an extraterrestrial "technosignature"?
We know that duality particles are able to be a wave form and a particle.
We know that their wave form collapses, if observed.
So if there are living observers spread across an entire galaxy, those wave forms are collapsing at points they otherwise would not have.
This would have a direct influence on the state of that galaxy, I would think, in comparison to a galaxy that has no live observers.
Could it be an extraterrestrial "technosignature"?
We know that duality particles are able to be a wave form and a particle.
We know that their wave form collapses, if observed.
So if there are living observers spread across an entire galaxy, those wave forms are collapsing at points they otherwise would not have.
This would have a direct influence on the state of that galaxy, I would think, in comparison to a galaxy that has no live observers.
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Will med schools reject me if they see that I dropped out of one school and started over at another?
I did fuck-all towards a comp sci BA for two years and ended up with a 2.7, thinking about going back for a bachelors in bio or nursing and then on to med school but I'm not sure if my old transcript with a shit GPA and failed classes will disqualify me.
I did fuck-all towards a comp sci BA for two years and ended up with a 2.7, thinking about going back for a bachelors in bio or nursing and then on to med school but I'm not sure if my old transcript with a shit GPA and failed classes will disqualify me.
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Let's consider an impossible abstract situation.
A man is travelling in space at a speed slightly above the speed of light. What does he see? Is his own body invisible? Is he fully blinded because light can't catch up? Does he see the light from the past?
A man is travelling in space at a speed slightly above the speed of light. What does he see? Is his own body invisible? Is he fully blinded because light can't catch up? Does he see the light from the past?
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We could make a big dent in climate change and pollution by pursuing a huge national venture the size of the Apollo project with the goal to replace coal with nuclear and renewable energy. We could then pursue a second ambitious project to repeal excessive NIMBY regulations and cover the US with a high speed train network that would provide a great alternative to air travel, which creates a lot of carbon emmissions.
Why aren't we doing this?
Why aren't we doing this?
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My psychiatrist put me on 156mg of invega sustena injection, does this shit shrink your brain/lower your IQ?
