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The collapse of the enviroment is going to be far more catastrophic and quicker than we could've imagined. If anything, I've learnt humanity is boundlessly stupid in every way possible, and it's already too late for us. Stay safe frens
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Has this been conceived of before? Manufacture a very large piece of rubber, twist around the rubber using motors running directly from wherever the power is being generated. Surely if you scale it up it could work
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Is the threat of a nuclear winter really that big of a risk?
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So what are you doing to make sure you will get vetted to be allowed anywhere near an SMR?

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You know these will be used to power just about everything once we leave earth orbit (for the forseeable future). Lets face it, nothing else is as well developed as an energy source except solar.

It's too dark in deep space for solar /sci/entists.
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No.13336655 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Hey guys I want some advice.
>be me as teen
>super accelerated math in highschool
>stopped taking classes after calc/trig in 10th grade (highschool didnt offer AP classes
>2 year break from all math
>go to uni
>flunk calc 1 because I can't remember shit and there are trig/algebra questions that require rote memorization on the tests
>retake calc and barely pass with a C, drop out of uni next semester
>2 year long break from school
>be now
>time to go back to uni (i have 2 months to prepare)

Alright so what do?
>retake all math, starting with the lowest math class they teach in uni
>hire private tutor
>self study with textbooks
>none of the above
what's the correct option if I want to make it through calc 2? I dont think I need any higher math classes for most degrees, right?
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how can I find a mathematician/physicist gf /sci/ bros?
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