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What is your favorite subfield of science? For me, its numerical analysis.
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>>14244964 Like addition and subtraction?
Viruses don't exist
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We have seen that with the Lord’s presence there are two aspects, the visible presence and the invisible presence. The Gospel of John also reveals two aspects of the Spirit. John 14:16-17a says, “And I will ask the Father, and He will give you another Comforter, that He may be with you forever; even the Spirit of reality.” According to these verses, the Lord Jesus prayed that the Father would give us another Comforter, and this other Comforter is the Spirit of reality.
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Most energy systems seem to work by moving a turbine that generates energy. So why can't we just mass employ people to turn large generators on a much bigger scale. It's not as if there's a lack of manpower to do it. The underskilled and lower IQ portion of society has been underemployed for decades and could be put to work in jobs like this. In addition you could make use of levers/leverage to maximize the energy people use to turn the generators that will make it very efficient.
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>>14243421 i always assumed this was just an error in the script that nobody thought to correct. it's obvious the human networking thing here was to create computational power for the machine world, using the human brains for blast processing and the matrix was the most efficient way to otherwise occupy them, either during downtime or if only a portion of the brain could realistically be used.
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>>14244834 That's the original plot but it had infringement issues on another property. So it was changed
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>>14243324 Solar is great but it's too far away. Fusion is the same thing but right at home.
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>>14245178 Look up how much energy the Earth gets from the sun.
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Can you come up with a better metric system?
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The Sentinelese use "one" and "many" counting system and it works fine. They lead very fulfilling lives.
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>>14244023 Base and redpilled
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>>14243975 why not just call it an inch like all formerly-imperial countries do
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>>14245171 Because it should be distinct to stop confusion with with 25.4mm imperial inch.
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Imagine actually hating this man and all that he 's done for science
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>>14241940 >>14241670 >all his accomplishments >Tesla Semi >Roadster >Dragon capsule on Mars by 2018 >Humans on Mars by 2020 >Soiship >1 million robotaxis that make you 35k per year by 2020 >Soilink >Reusable rockets (SpaceX defines resuability with a turn around time of 24 hours, the best SpaceX has managed is on par with the Shuttle at 1 month) >Boca Chica will totally be for Falcon series rockets FAA trust us >Free supercharging >Tesla cars that drive to customers' houses >Tesla Summon from across the country >Tesla cars under 35k (actually recently increased prices across the board by 5k lmao) >Tesla accepting bitcoin >Hertz buying 100k Tesla cars >Point to point rocket travel >Securities fraud >Submarine will save trapped people in cave >Promised to donate ventilators >Promised to help Puerto Rico after the hurricane >Promised to sell all possessions >No new cases of Covid by April of 2020 and that children are immune to Covid >Promised to fix Flint, Michigan water crisis >No underground NY-Phil-Balt-DC Hyperloop. NY-DC in 29 mins. >No Wizard Hat by 2021 that helps with certain severe brain injuries (stroke, cancer lesion, congenital) >No battery swaps "faster than filling a fuel tank" >No solar powered superchargers Anonymous
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>>14241248 And what's stopping you from posting it? We are all anon here.
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>>14236944 Its funny that he used Tesla name when he is so much like Edison. Modern Edison isn't bad but Imagine if we actually got modern Tesla
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Guys, what the fuck is this?
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Why are so many mathematicians schizophrenic?
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name 5 schizo mathematician
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Mathematicians are the opposite of schizos. Faggot high energy number crunching math majors on the other hand...
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>>14245022 Unabombo Theo's 1
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>just got the latest draft of my dissertation proposal back from my professor, he was impressed >a few solo manuscripts I'm working on are weeks away from completion >got approached by two other people wanting to co-author with me
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>>14239956 Thanks again! Post graduation I'm thinking either academia or industry; I'm trying to specialize in space psychology, so I might try to work with a private space company. Otherwise, academia sounds great.
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>>14239949 >Clinical psychology Please tell me that you at least have a focus on neurology and you aren't just being a DSM-5 monkey
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>>14239743 >defending next week >$200k job lined up doing interesting work feelsgoodman.
idk what i'm gonna do with all the $$$ and happiness.
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>>14239749 I agree
>>14239815 Couldn’t agree more
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It's nice to see some positivity on /sci/ for once. Snapshot this in your brains so you can remember it fondly.
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>mfw honors grad >starting artficial intelligence related masters >still feel like a primitive monkey struggling to understand concepts when studying
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>>14244246 yes i bumbled my way through a phd without ever learning how to learn things that don't come intuitively for me
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>>14244330 One of the concepts
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>>14244345 estimators, bias and variance
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>>14244983 (in machine learning)
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How does a wolf degenerate into this in such a short period of time? Dog breeds are truly something puzzling for me.
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>>14244355 human guided evolution.
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>>14244355 The same way humans degenerated into urban bugmen.
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>>14244355 Selective breeding.
You can inseminate and breed a dog in about 15 months. That will give you a litter of genetically distinct puppies. Then you can breed the smallest dogs and puppies with eachother. In 25 years you can breed 20 generations of dogs, which is significant.
You aren't necessarily looking for gene mutations - just different expressions of basic latent genes that already exist in the dog's gene pool, like those that determine size. If you were trying to develop a new organ from scratch, you'd need a much larger time scale and a good source of radiation to introduce mutations.
