Why do viral dynamics tend to follow this obscure piece of shit mathematics?
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how long should vaxxers be locked down for to stop the spread?
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We’re just hiding the adverse effects to prevent panic… it’s for your safety!
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is there a scientific explanation for why tech companies are so deceptive and underhanded?
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Based?
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is iq unironically bullshit?
it seems that i have an iq of 134 so i could be part of mensa and yet i'm an absolute retard who can barely tie his shoes, i have extreme difficulties in figuring out the most basic tasks that normies perform effortlessly and i can't even drive properly
it seems that i have an iq of 134 so i could be part of mensa and yet i'm an absolute retard who can barely tie his shoes, i have extreme difficulties in figuring out the most basic tasks that normies perform effortlessly and i can't even drive properly
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is there a scientific explanation for why homosexual pedophiles are so attracted to anime?
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Scientifically speaking, how can we push the numbers upto 100 (from 41)?
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What is heavier 1kg of feather or 1kg of steel?
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Just got my engineering PhD, focusing on picrel, and my job opportunities are amazing.
>software engineering offers due to my awesome programming experience.
>Biotech scientist offers because they use this to design drug molecules.
>National lab scientist offers because they use this to design/understand materials.
If you become an expert in this field then you're a true polymath; you'll become adept at computer science, math, physics, chemistry, and biology. Your strong point however will be software, math, and physics. Plus it's incredibly interesting knowing how atoms and molecules move, and how these processes dictate literally everything around us.
This is an amazing field and I encourage anyone interested to pursue it.
AMA.
