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No.13368769 ViewReplyOriginalReport
unbelievably based and rare-pilled.
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No.13373813 ViewReplyOriginalReport
I don't want to use my brain
It's hard to focus on complicated stuff like math.

I don't like math.
I like sex
I'm korean btw
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Looking for large database of mathematical problems

No.13369390 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Clearly it is those who have previously solved the greatest variety of mathematical problems who are the best equipped to solve more mathematical problems.
So I ask you this, elder math-chads: Whence is your preferred source of mathematical problems?
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Daily reminder

No.13373809 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Brushing your teeth everyday is peak reddit
>oh no today I didn't do something that the vast majority of my ancestors never did throughout their entire life!
>Noooooo, now le GERMERINOS are gonna get me!!!
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No.13373219 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Clocks should only tell the hour, not ever the minute. Being able to track the passage of time too well is psychologically distracting. Try turning off the clock on your taskbar for the evening and you'll see what I mean.
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No.13372804 ViewReplyLast 50OriginalReport
>just go talk to people bro
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No.13373018 ViewReplyOriginalReport
how scientific is this projection of future scenarios? is the linear fit applicable in this case?
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No.13371833 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Is there a direct empirical evidence suggesting that
>photons don't experience time
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No.13372887 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Ok /sci/, give me your Game Theory reading list to go from 0 to 100.
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Do phones cause cancer?

No.13371121 ViewReplyOriginalReport
I have a very minimal understanding of EM theory, but I am genuinely trying to understand this, so please spoonfeed me
On paper, at least to my limited knowledge, cell phones/towers emit lower frequency waves with lower power at typical distances, compared to the average light bulb, and thus should be less dangerous
So (why) should I be scared? Surely if the IEEE researched this, there must be something else to consider here
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