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You should be able to solve this.
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Hi friends, good morning, good afternoon or good night.
I would like to know if you have science material that has been partially lost or disappeared from the face of the earth, I am looking for that content. but I don't know where to start.
I would like to know if you have science material that has been partially lost or disappeared from the face of the earth, I am looking for that content. but I don't know where to start.
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Scientifically/medically/psychologically, how can you ask or workout/findout how many previous sexual partners a woman has had?
So far I'm asking them if they've had serious relationships before, then they usually say how many years each one was, and I can see their age on the app. If they have a big gap I assume the number is very high. I'm trying different models to estimate the number of partners within those gaps using survey data gathered by governments and various stat orgs on sexual behaviour, education level, demographics etc
I have to make some guesses/assumptions based on profile information and that means the person falls into one distribution over another.
I also wonder if there is a more qualitative way of calculating something like this, like a series of questions that will trick someone into revealing the actual answer without them being aware of what they're really responding to.
*Nothing too expensive like hiring an actor to befriend them and then share stories in some elaborate ruse.
So far I'm asking them if they've had serious relationships before, then they usually say how many years each one was, and I can see their age on the app. If they have a big gap I assume the number is very high. I'm trying different models to estimate the number of partners within those gaps using survey data gathered by governments and various stat orgs on sexual behaviour, education level, demographics etc
I have to make some guesses/assumptions based on profile information and that means the person falls into one distribution over another.
I also wonder if there is a more qualitative way of calculating something like this, like a series of questions that will trick someone into revealing the actual answer without them being aware of what they're really responding to.
*Nothing too expensive like hiring an actor to befriend them and then share stories in some elaborate ruse.
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scientific consensus
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String theory is correct whether you accept it or not.
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Why do women even bother going to college if most of them quit their professional jobs after having kids to sell their arts n crafts, become hobbyist herbalists or do
portrait photography? Couldn’t they just frequent college pubs, open their legs and save $80,000?
portrait photography? Couldn’t they just frequent college pubs, open their legs and save $80,000?
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2nd grade physics question
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https://thenextweb.com/news/elon-musk-statue-new-york-city-monument-to-big-tech-egos-rising-inequality
God is dead, long live God-Emperor Elon Musk
God is dead, long live God-Emperor Elon Musk
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If:
Room temperature superconductors become available AND
Efficient capacitors based upon MoSe/WS2 or similar dielectrics already exist, which they do
AND the superconducting nanotubes are sheathed in a polymer to be cooled
AND current is volleyed back and forth between the two capacitors through a superconducting-at-room temperature nanotube in resonance with the phononic activity of the atoms in the polymer
THEN
Shouldn't we be able to achieve a type of cooling through a variant of the "many metronomes effect" by re-using the same electricity over and over again without introducing heat into the system, but instead, taking heat out of the system? This has the benefit of not violating the laws of Newtonian physics since we'd be taking energy out, not putting it in.
Your thoughts? Can I has Nobel now?
Room temperature superconductors become available AND
Efficient capacitors based upon MoSe/WS2 or similar dielectrics already exist, which they do
AND the superconducting nanotubes are sheathed in a polymer to be cooled
AND current is volleyed back and forth between the two capacitors through a superconducting-at-room temperature nanotube in resonance with the phononic activity of the atoms in the polymer
THEN
Shouldn't we be able to achieve a type of cooling through a variant of the "many metronomes effect" by re-using the same electricity over and over again without introducing heat into the system, but instead, taking heat out of the system? This has the benefit of not violating the laws of Newtonian physics since we'd be taking energy out, not putting it in.
Your thoughts? Can I has Nobel now?
