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I'm convinced that the self is the most mysterious thing about the universe.
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>>14414789 Been there before. Such a strange place it is especially visiting while under going an ego death.
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>>14415993 >when you become aware how you're prob sitting there talking to people into cocaine bukkake who travel to the ~12th dimension to commune with dolphins. nn /sci/ Anonymous
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>>14415541 I think you are failing to give due dilligence to other points of view. I really urge you to consider not believing in this mutual exclusivity between materialism and your soulfuless. You can be your kind of soulful along the materialistic framework that describes things you're not making the effort to, they are not incompatible, they don't need to invalidate each other. Pick and choose what parts of empirical analysis make sense to you and justify rejecting the others that don't, but be dilligent in doing so. If you don't you're weakening your authority to speak for either viewpoint. You can prioritize your own point of view all you want but this is what's required to communicate and make sense with others.
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>>14415541 What are you even doing in /sci/ anyways if you don't care to understand all of reality with a consistent mental framework
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>>14415990 I copied this to a notepad file, hope you dont mind.
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Is it possible to artificially synthesize your own peptides? How difficult and costly would it be?
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>>14414293 Yes, just make a dna sequence that codes for it, put it in a vector with an expression cassette. Then use that vector construct you made to transform competent e coli. Then extract your protein. This is literally what they do to make insulin instead of crudely extract it from pigs like they used to.
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>>14414341 Thank you Anon. I really appreciate the help since I'm completely new to biology and have no idea what the fuck I'm doing. I'll go research those things.
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Alternative for (small peptides) would be the merrifield solid phase peptide synthesis without any biochemical shenanigans
http://www-oc.chemie.uni-regensburg.de/OCP/ch/chv/oc22/script/SS05/Topic5.pdf Anonymous
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>>14414293 Solid phase peptide synthesis is the easiest but there's a point of diminishing returns the longer the sequence gets. Be mindful you use coupling reagents that are less likely to interrupt the stereochemistry of your amino acids. I think EDC was the cheapest.
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Does this stuff even exist? >You can synthesize the dicyanin A precursor (2,4-dimethyl-6-ethoxyquinoline) from Paracetamol. Need to add ethyl iodide and silver nitrate - et voila
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You have to go back
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I know why I don't understand them but it really bugs me when they say science isn't able to explain helicopters.
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>>14415894 >>14415826 Pretty sure we have bee's down too. After phantom slowmo macro cameras and computer simulations became widely available
investigating the finer details of things like that isn't very inaccessible any more, so anyone curious enough could go find out.
Helicopters tho? Wtf how would you build an helicopter if you didn't understand most things about the physics that'll allow for it.
Look fine enough and one can go claim we don't really know how a bicycle stays upright if you're willing to be hyperbolic like certain youtube vids I've come across.
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>>14414457 Well, you see, the concept of autorotation confuses and enrages the black science man. This is highly problematic because, as we know, black science man knows about science and has an authority over it. Therefore, we say science doesn't understand helicopters.
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>>14415974 I felt so sorry for Tyson when I first saw that tweet. I knew about autorotation but I had gone thru most of my life thinking they'd be bricks too before I learnt about it.
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>>14414457 The only people who say this are people that haven't flown a helicopter
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>>14415894 >all known laws translation: "all laws known by retards"
>what retards think is impossible FTFY
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I'm getting over a cold and I have a lingering cough. I need to not be coughing at work tomorrow. My throat is sore from all the coughing too.
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>>14411668 Heroin. I think benzos help too.
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Honey.>Drinking tea or warm lemon water mixed with honey is a time-honored way to soothe a sore throat. But honey alone may be an effective cough suppressant, too.
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>>14411668 >My throat is sore from all the coughing too. This is your own fault. Stop aggressively coughing up nothing. I bet you're the type of person to violently sniff and snort too, with no regard to the inflammation you are causing.
Coughing is important to keeping your lungs clear. Coughing into a pillow reduces the violence of the act.
>What can I take that will make me not cough for like 8 hours? Heroin
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>>14413245 >shutgun ooh youu soo funnee
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>>14411668 N-Acetyl Cysteine
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>https://youtu.be/85-p9EIEVUA
Is solar flare hysteria going to be the next current thing? Wouldn't be bad I guess. Honestly, I kind of want a world wide technology shut down. God needs to put us in our place again.
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a while back someone posted warnings on a solar bolus
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>>14413516 Solar flares cannot destroy all technology. They can only induce currents in stuff with really, really long wires. The worry is that they could destroy large transformers, which take a long time to replace. So the electrical grid could be down for a long time. But the US is stockpiling transformers and damage can be avoided by shutting down the transformers. However, the global internet is vulnerable. Undersea cables need power for all the fiberoptic repeaters, this means they use long cables. A solar flare could induce large currents which permanently damage the repeaters. As of yet, no method of protecting them from damage has been determined.
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>>14415844 >As of yet, no method of protecting them from damage has been determined. GOOD. Fuck this demonic sorcery. I hope it happens sooner than 2025.
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>>14415844 Are you sure? I had plans to build an EMP proof box to keep some spare electronics inside (radio, laptop, flash drives, power inverter, solar panel etc.). Not necause of nukes (I'll just die), but really because of a Carington Event.
Can you elaborate please?
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>>14416240 yes. Max expected electric field is like 10s of volts/kilometer.
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>>14415893 that's literally the reason though. all these schizos never provide any new predictions but always talk about how the world "really" works or how they have "unveiled" the true reality of things
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>>14415627 Giraffes have been secretly plotting their escape from Earth ever since they crashed here 7.5 million years ago. With their androids and slaves dead from the crash, they were forced to carefully guide a subspecies of primates on the African savanna towards opposable digits and the cranial capacity necessary to develop spaceflight.
Now their plan is nearing completion.
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>>14415930 they get off on the belief that they're the bearers of some secret knowledge that everyone else is too simple or willfully ignorant to realize
it's textbook power fantasy
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>>14414992 You must have missed summer 2020 where some idiot posted multiple threads with his videos every day
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What are anons' thoughts on public breastfeeding?
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>>14415959 They should be forced to give us a sip by law.
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>>14415959 >>14415964 Good mommy
>>14415961 Stupid bitch looking to snap at somebody
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>>14415959 Fine but put a towel over them. You can't act like it's a horrible crime to see a boob but then whip em out like you wouldn't freak out if you had a nip slip. This is basically the equivalent of men talking to you while pissing standing up and telling you you're bad if you think it's weird
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>>14415959 The baby should have a muslin cloth over him/her so people don't have to see a stranger's tits but the baby can still eat. It's a fair compromise. Just because you squeezed a small human from your vagina doesn't mean you don't have to show basic decency and respect anymore. All it is for mothers who do this is a way to gain power over other people and subjecting strangers to their desires. They have the power to do as they please in public and if you object to it, you're baby person who wants babies to starve. My mother did this in the communal spaces of our home in front of my younger siblings and myself when I was 15. So gross.
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>>14415961 >why hasn't any body confronted me yet?
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I begin the pursuit of my undergraduate degree in math this year.
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>>14415637 I have particular tastes (BBW for same age, otherwise mature women), so at least I'm fishing in different waters than most of my peers. It might not increase my chances by much, but it increases them nonetheless.
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>>14415611 How charming are you? Chances are if you're on this board not really.
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>>14415667 Why do you opt for sub-par mating options? Is it an honest display of your own self-worth?
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>>14415611 >Once I'm in, what is the best strategy to find a math mommy that will take good care of me? Women sexually desire men who have a high ranking in the dominance hierarchy. They don't want to "take care" of men
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>>14416260 Just a preference for the chubby body type really. For milfs it's probably some deep rooted kind of mother complex, but the way mature women often carry themselves does it, I refuse to reflecton this one too much.
In short: That shit is just hot.
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At this point it is tradition fellow anons. One has started it - now it is our task to continue. Share anything related to (procedural) walk cycles, animations, gait estimation as well as modelling!
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>>14412894 Have you ever seen injured people walk?
Why do injured people walk like robots but healthy robots don't walk like people?
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>>14414360 i point and laff at them when i see that
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>>14414196 I liked these. I can't imagine what rules you need to follow to make these work.
I would guess that mass has to be particularly balanced. Like the metal legs at 20 seconds, is it still going to work if you made it carry a bunch of weight?
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