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This shit has the wrong fucking answers in it. It is a piece of shit scam book.
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Is it possible to use a brain-computer interface to get a stand from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure?
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>paper deadline is here
>have an incorrect proof
>submit it anyways knowing it will be accepted anyways because reviewers don't have time or motivation to read 10 pages of crap and also verify the proofs
>have an incorrect proof
>submit it anyways knowing it will be accepted anyways because reviewers don't have time or motivation to read 10 pages of crap and also verify the proofs
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Pretty new to this board so I'm not too sure if this is the right place to ask, but what's the aerospace engineering industry like? What do you actually do during the day and how do you prevent your mind from dulling?
I just graduated from uni with a materials science degree and I'm hoping to jump into the field soon but I'm not too sure what to expect and I'm also afraid of turning into a work zombie
I just graduated from uni with a materials science degree and I'm hoping to jump into the field soon but I'm not too sure what to expect and I'm also afraid of turning into a work zombie
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What is your favorite concept of species and why?
I stand on genetical concept. It seems most reliable and independent of human subjectivity.
I stand on genetical concept. It seems most reliable and independent of human subjectivity.
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So were the cosmonaut suits a coincidence or not?
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how did these animals get so big? Didn't they bother learning the square cube law at college? Why don't elephants grow as big as titanosaurs? Somethings not right here.
>inb4 higher oxygen rates
oxygen is for moving muscles, not for bones, and also respiration is limited by the rate of CO2 that can be expelled, not by the amount of O2 that can be inhaled: thats why u don't see athletes in controlled indoor environments with high oxygen easily breaking outdoor records.
>inb4 higher oxygen rates
oxygen is for moving muscles, not for bones, and also respiration is limited by the rate of CO2 that can be expelled, not by the amount of O2 that can be inhaled: thats why u don't see athletes in controlled indoor environments with high oxygen easily breaking outdoor records.
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In 1918 fhe victims of the "spanish flu" died because of doctors.
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Doctors gave them an overdose of aspirin and killed them with it.
Scientists and doctors should be rounded up and shot in the near future.
Scientists and doctors should be rounded up and shot in the near future.
