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Anonymous (33 replies)
Manned spaceflight was always a dangerous and expensive meme. Man doesn't belong in space. There is zero reason for throwing 180 lb apes into space. They need to drink, eat, piss, shit, breath and fart. They NEED gravity. They need moderate sunlight. They need exercise. They have psychological issues after spending a lot of time in a reduced space. They can't tolerate radiation.They are dirty and hairy. They sweat and stink. They get sick. They die.
Space exploration is all about proobing and roovering. Always was.
Anonymous
>astronauts on international scam station do absolutely fucking nothing, but shitting in dipaers and floating like retards before camera >soientists made huge discovery they lose red cells like someone lying on bed and staring at the ceiling for few months Nothing to worry about boys and girls, every person doing decent work terraforming Mars into new center of human civilisation won't end up like these degenerates.
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>>14157071 why are they only finding this now? Were they sending people out to Langrange or something, nothing has changed in space missions and all the long distance missions away from earth to the moon were ages ago
Anonymous
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>>14157274 says the follower of fleshandbloodism
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>>14158230 kek
but also dont be delusional, humans will die out before we achieve greatness. too many niggers and indians.
>t. Black gentleman and scholar Anonymous
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>>14158198 >>14157293 >the monkeys will never stop trying to wipe each other out, nothing to worry about >but jim, we should make some sort of fail safe just in case right? >oh sure whatever just make them get space aids if they try and leave lol
Anonymous (5 replies)
Anonymous (80 replies)
phdstudentanons share funny stories and dramas from your doctoral schools pls
Anonymous
>>14156395 science is best when collaborating and sharing knowledge
>>14156410 since when is collaborating when working for a common goal not common sense
>>14156813 or, just dont be an asshole to people and collaborate with anyone you want
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>>14148727 3 years, but I don't know anyone personally who managed to do that, although that might be because I'm an experimentalist.
Anonymous
>>14158002 Congratulations on the dumbest post in the thread.
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>>14158128 Youre socially retarded
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>>14158128 how is it dumb? unless you are a completely selfish bastard who disregards the fact that the greatest achievements in human history are brought by collaborative efforts
Anonymous (11 replies)
Imagine having this specific combination of protons, electrons, photons, and gluons
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>>14158103 >pointy elbows 0/10 Anonymous
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>>14158103 Add nigger lips to the list.
Anonymous
Yeah I got your gluon right here *unzips dick*
Anonymous
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>>14158139 >*unzips dick* ouch
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Imagine them fucking>oh god... my protons are spinning so hard right now.... OH GOD MY ELECTRONS
Anonymous (9 replies)
hello,
the whole is greater than the sum of its parts
Anonymous
>>14154670 >>14154680 >they don't understand emergent properties Anonymous
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>>14155145 all of fundamental physics destroyed by this one statement
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>>14154477 > 1>0.99.... based
Anonymous
>>14154477 If I will it blend a phone and offer you all the dust in a sandwich baggie or offer you an unblended phone which will a retinal person select?
A human consists of the same elements alive or dead so there is not really anything wrong with murder on the galactic scale.
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>>14157707 >he doesn't even drink phone smoothies never gonna make it
Anonymous (5 replies)
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tl;dr. summary?
Anonymous (5 replies)
How can I get a graph maker like Geogebra or Desmos for my website?
not just directly link to them but is there like a common plugin?
Anonymous
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anchor the follow html code on your website
<a href="
https://i.4cdn.org/sci/1643315097464.jpg">this is what a scientist looks like</a>
Anonymous
Anonymous (7 replies)
If someone created a room at the center of the earth, and I was in that room, would it feel like i was weightless?
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>>14154686 Pressure and temperature aside yes, no gravity.
As in space you would still mass and inertia though.
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>>14154686 gauss' law, nig
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>>14154686 If Earth's gravity is neutralized you would stick slightly to one of the walls due to the Earth's revolution around the sun. Its like being pushed to the outer wall in a rotating carousel.
But don't trust me, I'm a retard.
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>>14154686 anywhere inside of a hollow sphere is weightless
source: bro trust me
Anonymous (6 replies)
What's a proper sequence of book recommended to self-study statistics?
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>>14157319 >Depends on what are you want to focus Depends on what you want to focus*
Anonymous
>>14157319 Do you have a recommendation for such a mathematical statistic book?
Anonymous
>>14157338 Wackerly or that one with a blue cover.
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>>14157242 all of statistics by (((wasserman))) is a good treatment without measure theory.
the book you have in the picture is a good for machine learning too.
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>>14157357 K.M. Ramachandran??
Anonymous (5 replies)
How do you test for other dimensions in an experiment?