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How do I continue to study mathematics once I graduate uni? Do I just post my proofs to stackexchange?
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fusion is a meme that is not going to be developed until 2060. we should research advanced fission technologies
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You are given complete and absolute control to rebuild and overhaul the Education system of your country. From all levels.
Including all factors associated with it (curriculum, accessibility, price, etc...)
What changes do you make?
Including all factors associated with it (curriculum, accessibility, price, etc...)
What changes do you make?
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is this really plausible
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what
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Hey guys I need the function in Picrelated.
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You want an intership, you need a letter of recommendation.
You want a postgraduate position, you need a letter of recommendation.
You want pos-doc, job, you need LORs.
Really? Nobody read this shit, this is why people turn to the industry, none of this formality and ego-massaging masturbation. Fuck academia.
You want a postgraduate position, you need a letter of recommendation.
You want pos-doc, job, you need LORs.
Really? Nobody read this shit, this is why people turn to the industry, none of this formality and ego-massaging masturbation. Fuck academia.
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Wouldn't the "smallest" particle title go on forever? Something must always consist of something else?
Is there talk of this in Science? Is this a thing?
If we look at the scale comparison of the 'horse head nebular" 3.5 lights years across compared to a single ant, surely there is room for even more dramatic difference from an atom to something else? No?
Is there talk of this in Science? Is this a thing?
If we look at the scale comparison of the 'horse head nebular" 3.5 lights years across compared to a single ant, surely there is room for even more dramatic difference from an atom to something else? No?
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every news outlet is calling the white part of the explosion after the initial blast a shock wave, but that can't be right? I thought shock waves were just air compression, they shouldn't be visible right? what is it technically called?
