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P Vs NP solved

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Let v equal a vector of f set of polynomial functions. The fundamental theorem of algebra is the origin. So as the number of v and f approach positive infinity the total v solutions become accordingly complex. P VS NP states that P polynomial functions are always determined and that NP polynomial functions are irrecursible and not determined. However game theory requires an optimal solution set in any case. Game theory is applicable to any problem as optimization of linear algebra. Therefore P does not equal NP.
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Scientifically speaking, how many ears should a cat girl have. If 2 where are they placed? If you put them on the top of the head how much remodeling of the brain is needed?

Claws or fingers?

How much fur? Just furry tail and ears, furry paws, furry arms and legs, full furry?

Humans have 46 or 47 chromosomes, cats have 38, are humans able to have children with cat girls, or do they have children if they have sex with a cat? Or can is it only if they mate with a catboy?

How will this work.

Science needs to answer these questions or it's a useless pursuit.
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How can a noble gas be radioactive
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PISA scores from 2018 broken down by nationality and race.
Look at how the American hispanics beat Israeli jews and how America's lowest scoring demographic, blacks, outranks nearly all hispanic nations at the same time that American hispanics outrank American blacks substantially. American whites, top of their type, same true for American azns.
How quickly it all falls apart, the system that produced those results has been decimated in the last couple years, it pretty much no longer exists, been replaced by transhumanist tech like "remote learning"
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COVID Booster

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I've been double vaxxed but I haven't gotten the booster.

Will the booster prevent me from transmitting the virus to other people? I'm not really worried about myself at all. If I get covid I'll be fine. I'm curious as to how me getting the booster will benefit other people if it doesn't prevent me from transmitting the virus. I see a lot of data about how the booster will lessen the chances that I'll be hospitalized/ die, but I see nothing about transmissibility. What's the truth?

Also, since I'm here, I might as well say that I also haven't gotten the booster because I was told they'd open gyms up to me if I'm double vaxxed and I miss lifting weights. Now I'm being told to get boosted by a bunch of fucking dyel faggots that can't squat their own bodyweight. What's stopping "them" from demanding boost after boost from me? Anyway, I'm mainly interested in the transmissibility question. Thanks in advance.
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If you are vaccinated, this book should help you deal with no longer being a sub human.

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Are women inferior to men?
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Have scientists ever been able to confirm how many genders there are? Or are new genders still being discovered by science?
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Gravity is fake. Want to know why? Simple.

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Iron is paramagnetic, meaning '(of a substance or body) very weakly attracted by the poles of a magnet, but not retaining any permanent magnetism.'


meaning Newton knew that the best way to trick everyone was to use the hidden properties of iron to basically measure gravity once. every time they measure gravity, they get a different result. that's why gravity is fake, because 'G' cannot be proved. also, because the experiment is actually based on paramagnetism and not gravity. also you cannot test for gravity following the scientific method. why? because gravity cannot be observed and the only observable explanation for why things fall is relative density towards what is surrounding it
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can a transversal look horizontal?

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if you rotate a transversal such that the angle it forms with the parallels is very small, can it appear to be horizontal? if so, at what angle does that effect begin?