Lads I'm here to ask for a good source on learning statics the first topic in civil and mechanical engineering. I've tried the text book for hibbler and its honestly no help for me. Every day for 2 months I've practiced 10 problems per hour on the basics of the subject. Vector calculus, kinematics of a rigid body or particle, word problems, light mechanics of materials problems for bending moments. Yet everytime I open a hibbler or ferdinand book I just freeze up and draw blanks for simple problems like pic related. This board got me through all my calculus material, general physics 1 and 2, autocad. Yet this class statics is where I truly am at a loss of options. Any suggestions for statics engineering bros? Fbd's are killing me for these pressure problems. I am unable to apply the theory to my problem solving even though I read constantly

When I have to count a lot of items that are not in order I group the by 3. Is it high IQ? What about you?

How did they prove it, scientifically?

Is decentralized edge computing something that can actually be done? This project claims they are working on it but I saw someone saying its extremely unlikely theyll finish it because it extremely hard to do, was hoping the big brains here would be able to help.

Strongnode.io

The telegram is also called StrongNodeChat if you want to ask the dev a question

If we stop putting carbon into the atmosphere tomorrow, how long till it goes back to pre industrial levels?

Can it be considered rape if a split-brain patient's right hemisphere initiates masturbation against the left hemisphere's wishes?

bad news for the state of honest discourse about math and science on the single largest and most authoritative forum for hat type of discussion on the internet

why broad consensus of scientists today reject Rushton's theory?

I have memory issues, I am barely able to remember what I studied, you can imagine that this leads to problems in uni and therefor I am for 5 years in undergrad despite really working hard as fuck.

So I took Ritalin. It actually does improve my memory a bit, but the heavy downsight is that I sometimes randomly start to cry and "don't want to live anymore" or have to take a break to go to sleep.

It doesn't even reduces my appetite to anorexic levels or destroys my sleep pattern, neither does it influence my fitness, but for the one improvement I get, I get also a chemical imbalance and am more depressed than usual

feels like solving the new captcha is having some positive effect on my brain in logic and patter recognition areas

is it true?

also will using lumosity daily make me smarter?