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Special relativity implies relativity of simultaneity which implies eternalism.
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>>14301277 its true, most physicists are eternalists or b-theorists
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>>14301305 He's not dead.
Didn't you listen to him?
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omg 11!!
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>>14301773 You don't even know why you're dumb.
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>>14301273 >I’m sick and tired of this block universe, ... I don’t think that next Thursday has the same footing as this Thursday. The future does not exist. It does not! Ontologically, it’s not there.
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There are people on this board right now who will literally argue that adding salt to water doesn't lower the water's temperature. Prepare for freezing point depression cope.
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>>14300889 Really that happens? Well its an increase of entropy and that means
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>>14300889 Unless the salts been kept in a freezer, it's normal base temperature is likely higher than that of the water. Since water gets rid of waste heat faster than salt.
However pouring a significant amount of salt in say.. A boiling pot of water would lower its temperature.
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>>14300907 Sodium Chloride Sodiume And ?? and Chloride - ??
Sorry Im baby Organic Chem I luv Orgo chem tho
Based Chemical Formula of Synthesis maybe
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>>14300889 >Adding salt to water changes waters temperature Wrong. Water is water. Adding salt to water creates a saline solution that's neither water nor salt, but rather an amalgamation of both. It's like gallium arsenide: you're not changing the properties of arsenic, you're creating a doped material that responds in its own unique way.
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20th SpaceX anniversary edition
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>>14301740 He's irredeemable but large ship swarms is exactly how you argue that interstellar colonization is possible even if we never improve technology beyond the modern day.
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>>14301720 It's actually the interior plumbing I don't trust. All it takes is one little problem for a critical mass to pool up, and then kaboom. At least with an Orion it takes a chemical explosive trigger to put a critical mass together.
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>>14301768 You get around that by filling the propellant tanks with open cell boron-compound sponge
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>>14301782 I suppose that might work better than the "lots of tiny pipes sized just so" proposal. Fucking Zubrin.
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>>14301783 Yeah Zubrin is good at concepts and not so good at practical engineering solutions
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Will I have the same low libido problems after I stop or will they go away for good?
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>>14300026 Eat like 2-3 cloves to start and see if it helps.
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>>14297242 >tfw on SSRIs years ago >athletic, fit, half a chad banging girls frequently >SSRIs gave me anorgasmia (took long as fuck to cum, around an hour and a half, sometimes wouldn't happen at all) >rock hard the entire time and athletic enough to keep fucking >women thought I was a sexual god, developed a reputation >stopped SSRIs and became pretty average in bed, could now blow in 5 - 10 minutes SSRIs were fucking garbage apart from that, made me a zombie. Depression is best treated with CBT, not meds. This
>>14300142 is decent advice
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Why did you niggas even start taking SSRIs in the first place? Just realize that life makes no sense and enjoy it, there's no need to be depressed.
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bah where is the drugs thread
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>>14301682 >is... is that a tincture of anise and various herbs? >AAAAAAAAAAA help me, i'm going insaaane! Anonymous
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>>14301682 >people in 1890 weren't distilling cannabis into absinthe distilling is a weird word to use in that context, but extracts and hash oil were already a thing in the 1700s and people were probably making that kind of concoction for hundreds or thousands of years previously, its extremely simple and fairly obvious chemistry.
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Stop projecting theories on my own world pseud.
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A kite fell in April
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Are a couple of B's on my transcript OK to admissions? Majoring in Mathematics. I'd have a ~3.8 at least in applying to Ph.D school. This is my first time and took up a logic and proof based outlook on life to never get a B grade again. But who knows, I might pull through and get a 4.0 this semester anyway.
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>>14301509 Shoot for a comfy life you will enjoy anon. Best of luck :)
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>>14301520 What's that supposed to mean? I am perfectly able for a perfect score in this field.
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grad schools won't care that you got a B in biology while in community college.
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>>14301509 It may be cliche but worry less about your marks and more about knowing the material. If you’re going to a university after community college, your community college grades really don’t matter, especially if you perform well at uni. It is not bad to not get A’s if you’re challenging yourself. Schools would rather you challenge yourself and get a B then coast through and 4.0 everything.
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I’m confused. If higher dimensions exist than where are they? The Universe looks 3D to me..
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>>14301437 I’m OP. Could dark energy/matter be from an other dimension? I can see things leaking here from higher dimensions if they do exist.
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>>14301236 So you mean dreams are inter-dimensional ? That would make alot of sense.
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>>14301145 Think of them as an XYZ graph looks like, adding an extra n to XYZ-n as you increase in dimension.
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>>14301710 What other direction can possibly exist?
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>>14301145 Packed inside the lower dimensions.
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I'm independently wealthy from crypto and I'm in love with the grind in school. What's a good comfy degree that will lead me to well-respected circles regardless of pay? My current interests are math/statistics/data science. I'm 26 so is it too late to learn physics at a high level?
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>>14300634 Electrical engineering.
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>>14299192 Man, I am a poorfag, otherwise I'd have gone for physics. But CS taught me plenty too. I need the $ as well.
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Probably mathematics, best all rounder degree and can get you anywhere if you know how to use it. Solid as hell skill as well for when this
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Math/Physics/EE
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Scientifically speaking why are they so obsessed with how great vaccines are? Not just because of this "pandemic" but for the last few decades. They will not shut up about how amazing vaccines are and they constantly screech "vaccines save lives". Why don't they do this for other live saving medical procedures like radiotherapy or insulin or even antidepressants which are criticized all the time? And why do they try to antagonize anyone who questions their medical procedure?
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>>14297745 >ant-vaxxer I don't care if ants take vaccines
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>>14301511 Most people who refused the covid injections got their MMR and other vaccinations. If your theory was correct, they wouldn't have because people rarely die of any of those diseases in the US. Your post is yet another one that either doesn't understand the difference between taking a well tested, well understood vaccine versus a rushed experimental injection that required a definition change to even be considered a vaccine or you're simply being disingenuous.
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>>14301555 >I don't care if ants take vaccines u shouldnt care if anyone takes a vaccine. no good person would. here, let me remind you of something, its none of your business what someone else does. you should be chemically casterated.. oh wait, thats what the vaccines are for. i see what youre up to you scummy fucking nigger.
ant-vax for life nigger suck my antvax dick nigger.
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>>14297745 >ant-vaxxer think they are special To de fair, vaxxing an ant sounds kinda difficult
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