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You're not conscious
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if you had to draw a perfect star on paper for a million dollars with just a straight edge and a pencil how are you doing it, show paper too
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How can particles that don't exist cause a force if they aren't real?
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hey /sci/
help what i have some questions and come here if you are smart
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Is there any progress in using AI to reconstruct face from facial bone? How good is AI performance?
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Undergraduate Choice

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Finalizing my uni applications tonight,
can't decide between Medicine or Computer Engineering.
Anyone had a similar decision to make?
Why did you choose one over the other?
This decision will define what I do for most of my life, I honestly can't decide. On one hand being a surgeon sounds great, my fathers a surgeon and it pays very well.
On the other tech is the future and becoming skilled in cybersecurity sounds great too.
What do I do /sci/
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What is the science behind people who post frogs?
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>flaunts Phd on their profile
>its in neuroscience
is there an easier thing to phd in?
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degenerative language literally warps you view of reality, that is why languages with grammar that fails to illuminate the full world of ideas usually belong to failing peoples and classes. There have been several instances where I cannot understand what another person is saying because the idea they are trying to convey can be interpreted in several significantly different ways. This generally leads to a breakdown in communication and decrease in efficiency in job place, for example.

I remember reading a long time ago about an author that thought that things like drug use, and gaudy welfare programs directly cause a breakdown in the grammatical richness of the language a society uses, causing less conceivable opportunities for the people that live in it. does a linguist or anybody know of this theory?
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uhhh transgals? sciencists?

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>“Right now, most of our severe cases are vaccinated,” Jerris told Channel 13 News. “They had at least three injections. Between seventy and eighty percent of the serious cases are vaccinated. So, the vaccine has no significance regarding severe illness, which is why just twenty to twenty-five percent of our patients are unvaccinated.”

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/321674
https://ycharts.com/indicators/israel_coronavirus_full_vaccination_rate
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