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MMM (Manned Mars Mission) is never going to happen (with rockets)
If you don't understand why you're NGMI.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llWss6fIVlY&t=1030s
Musk is in charge of the National Security Space Launch. He has top level security clearance.
If you don't understand why he's running the mars psyop ur also NGMI.
hint:
https://archive.org/details/worldinperiltheorigin
Anonymous
>>14309526 you're pretty much right OP, a 'manned' mars mission is impractical. However, a womanned one might not be. It's been shown that female mice are more resistant to galactic cosmic ray induced brain damage than male mice. Will post link later, I'm taking a shit right now
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>>14309549 that's interesting. i don't see how sending a woman would be better (at this stage) than sending AI though. the only reason to go to mars at all is to collect evidence our star undergoes recurrent nova and to build a deep underground shelter as a backup bugout of human continuity of life when such an event occurs. I guess we could send women after it's built and have them artificially inseminated to restart humanity but a colony of only women doesn't inspire confidence...
Anonymous
Is there a dependency between the size of the dominant species and the gravity on the planet?
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>>14308378 so Mars gravity, being 0.375 that of Earth, would increase the size of the dominant species(us?) 2.66 times?
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Probably depends on many other things aswell like atmospheric pressure, tidal force of the moon/s, etc.
Anonymous
You are given a mathematical expression consisting of multiplication and addition of n unique variables and an arbitrary number of constants. The same variable can repeat multiple times in the expression. What is the fastest way to determine if there exists an assignment of variables for which the expression equals an odd number? You should judge the speed of your method in terms of n.
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An expression E has some probability P of being odd, where its variables all have a probability of 1/2 of being odd. When multiplying an expression E1 by an expression E2, the probability the resulting expression is odd is P1 * P2 (it's only odd if E1 and E2 are odd). A similar calculation is done when adding two expressions, except you now add the numerators and multiply the denominators to get the new probability, i.e. (P1n + P2n) / (P1d * P2d).
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>>14307326 what fucking retard wrote all this shit?! not how probabilities work, due to non-independence.
Anonymous
also, op please post your solution that doesn't expand out the polynomial and also doesn't take 2^n time.
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>>14308683 I'm leaving that as an exercise to the reader.
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>>14308683 His solution couldn't possibly be satisfying, if you know what I mean OP ;)
Anonymous
Are red dwarf exoplanets habitables? Theorically they are tidally locked wich one side is eternally day and other is night. I prefer orange, yellow and white-yellow dwarf exoplanets.
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If humans were to make home from such exoplanets that are tidaly locked, would we make an effort to make such planets to have a 24hour cycle (if we had the skills to make it so).
Anonymous
What kind of galaxy is that? Why does it look like this?
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>>14300164 Note, the image on the right shows a supernova, which was first seen last November.
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>>14302152 Yeah pretty cool, I wonder if it has a name
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>>14307696 contentless post, made solely for the purpose of reordering to catalog so that
>muh unpopular, unwanted vanity thread goes back to the front page even though nobody else is expressing interest in it.
desperate for attention, so cringe
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Anyone have any good textbooks?
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>>14309318 I should have phrased that differently - what data types will you be working with? CyTOF? Flow? Expression data? Mass Spec?
Also, are you a biology student looking to learn how to use a computer, or are you a computer science student looking to learn biology?
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>>14309309 QUICK
Manufacturing Engineer or R&D Engineer?
Which one pays more? Which one is more satisfying?
Anonymous
>>14309331 I was sent RNA-seq data and a HERV database to explore to see if I liked it.
B.S. CogSci, so a bit of knowledge on both (although more neurobiology than genomics)
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>>14309346 If you want to become more familiar with the nuts and bolts of commonly used algorithms in bioinformatics, run through some Rosalind exercises. It's not strictly necessary, but it's good to know what's happening to your data.
https://rosalind.info/problems/list-view/ You'll likely be performing some differential expression analysis, so this will involve trimming and mapping/assembling your reads and then mapping reads back to your HERV database. Find some papers that look at expression data and HERVs and try and walk through what they did. You may need access to a decent computer depending on the size/complexity of your dataset.
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>>14309430 that site looks like a wonderful resource, thank you!
Anonymous
How much of a threat is this shit to your health?
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there's an uncountable number of different pollutants we've filled the world with that fuck with our health, but just think of it as evolutionary pressure, the pressure isn't so bad that it will kill us off so far, it will merely make things painful for a while
Anonymous
Roll up your sleeves. You believe in Science, don't you?
Anonymous
>over 11 months since my first shot >coming up on 11 months since my second shot >no "long-term" issues >unvaxxed boomer dad got COVID and got sick, I never got sick >this was 7 months after my shots meaning the efficacy would have waned >I didn't need it anyway >government made me get it to keep my job >school made me get it to continue my PhD research >antivax schizos believe it's a poison >so fragile it needs to be kept in LN2 >people believe it will pull a FOXDIE and just kill billions of people in 2 years >meanwhile it doesn't even provide immunity from the virus beyond a year
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>>14309461 Funny thing is they said it would kill off billions in two year two years ago.
Viruses don't exist
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>>14309475 nocebo shilling. both carrot and stick. but economy lockdown was the primary goal, masks and injections are only larping to divert attention and justify. oh, and local governments really don't matter now at all, they now look very ridiculous, countries become memes.
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>>14301292 >you dont need 4 you didnt need #1-3 either you fuckin tard
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>>14301292 only 3 jabbers fascists antivaxxers when?
Anonymous
math is for unemployed pseduos and mathmatitiions serve no purpose in/for society
Anonymous
WE INVENTED COMPUTERS N SHIEEEEEET WE WUZ MATHS N MADE COMPUTA NIGGUH
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>>14308957 LMAO absolute state of this brainlet
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dont care its fun
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>>14309074 >>14309406 AYO DEM WHITIES BE KEEPING DA BLACK NAWLEGE DOWN N SHEEIT, DEM NIGGAS WHO BUILT DA PYRAMIDS BE USIN HOODOO N SHEIT, NOT DIS CRACKA NAWLEGE
Anonymous
Yes, Twumposters are the highest IQ ppl on /sci/, prove me wrong
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There are no more than five people who post this, me included.
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Retarded thread
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>>14309293 High IQ ppl like Twumposters are a rare breed. The average IQ of a Twumposter is 420 +/- 69, the large error range resulting from the small number of samples of this unique and rare breed of /sci/ poster
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>>14309314 >pi GET now thats what a real scientist looks like
