>river at top of 100ft waterfall
>has fish in it
>pond on top of mountain
>has fish in it
How is this even possible? Did fish evolve at higher altitudes first, and then move down?

hello anons,

if you were to enroll today, what would you study and why? could you also refer to books/authors for that study you'd choose?

I'm a retard that skipped school in his teens and I want to study something that is paid well but I don't know what. I need something that isn't repetitive since I can't deal with doing the same thing over and over again.

Every body has cells that fight any cancer successfully. The issue is that there isn’t enough of them. It’s about finding these cells (needle in a haystack) and replicating them. Easy to do with modern science.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ugTbwvVuLKA

What is the science behind twinning? How does it work?

I just had SLAP repair surgery three weeks ago. No pain after the first couple of days. Then a week later, I lifted my arm to wash my hands and i started having pain/numbness and that’s lasted a week to now. What happened? Is it just inflammation? Something else?

>2021
>Still no rigorous definition of interacting quantum field theories.
What's holding us back, /sci/?

Let's say you're POTUS for one day, how do you solve pic?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4e4H_f7e5Y

Sup faggots
dont usually lurk these boards but im bored/slightly drunk enough to post this question..

How far can an electrical engineering degree take me ? not to bore you all with my life story but basically, i have a electrical trade school background and work in the tranportation industry making roughly 100k a year with overtime (80k base pay)

problem is... after 10 years the job is kind of boring me and i feel unfulfilled in life, and worse still.. even 100k a year isnt that much where i live (boston. its expensive AF here). I have a GI BILL that I can use to pay for a free ride to college, and the only thing i can really see myself doing is electrical engineering.

just today i was looking up job postings on linkedin and the entry level electrical engineer barely makes my base pay now (80k). which is ridiculous to me.

Anyone of you nerds have any insight or input to add to this ? What are all your thoughts on the job field of electrical engineering ?

Solar panels edition.

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