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hello!
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Those are more inline with computer science. If you just want to learn about the language and database just learn them elsewhere. You can also just waltz into any classroom and email any professor.
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>degree: BS in Microbiology
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>>14408047 I'm only 20k in debt. I could sell all my crypto right now and get out of debt.
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>>14408053 > no mention of housing Anonymous
>>14408068 I live with my grandmother (I'm 23)
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>>14408071 well then sell the crypto.
Credit > Money
use the banks money to make money.
while you still can
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>>14399977 >shaquila >amy >jamal >abigail >chaquille kek
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Is it possible to succeed in science when you are almost terrible at maths?
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>>14407464 Go into biology?
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>>14407835 Even Biology is math now
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>>14407464 Math is easier then you think. It’s just steps and flowcharts. You just need to be taught well
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>>14408024 microbiology isnt. See related threads.
Of course, you wont find paying work.
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>>14407464 Absolutely. Almost no science needs mathematics beyond introduction to statistics for a scientist to be successful. It's the same as any other career, embrace office politics and be the fastest rat in the race.
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Fucking retarded faggots are in my physics lecture hall and always leave the room messy. I sayed one to pick up his trash and he throwed alcohol packet at me. i punch him everyone yell at me.
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>>14408256 fokin narcs and junkies I swear
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With the internet, blockchain technology, and global direct democracy, would humanity be a cybernetic hivemind organism?
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>>14405197 I respect your concern of a techno-dystopia and for real my response to the whole microchip implants is 'hell no'. I'm most scared for what a superintelligent AI might end up being, though.
>>14407149 Democracy must be balanced by individuals rights. Not by elitism.
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This thread is retarded. Why issue clearance to ape-like IQ members? A democracy is composed of its best participants in a traditional sense (stfu intrusive thought). Perhaps that would be determined by some selective intelligence tests? Isn't it obvious that most people are useless breathers eaters shitters? Why would non-technical people make technical decisions?
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>>14405151 Watchu say bitchass wyboi?
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>>14407702 There is no such thing as 'individual rights' in the context of popular governance; there is only those who are lunch, and those who eat.
Blockchain technology does have potential with regards to social technology; and the chief vector wherewithal is that they can serve as more highly robust means of accounting that is easy for multiple parties to agree too. In other words, the possibility of instantiating corporate forms without the necessity of reference to a central authority. Or in other words, the future is cyberfeudalism.
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>>14405037 Why would democracy be required? Your arm doesn't get a choice in what it does but it's still you.
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If I keep a beehive an wear the queen pee outside could I technically be guarded by bees wherever I go? Why aren't people doing this?
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there once was a bee
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>>14405514 Bees detect their queens by pheromones, a bee costume will do nothing.
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>>14405981 I really thought the OP would be the stupidest post in this thread but by god you've managed to prove me wrong.
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>>14406797 You spell my name with a capital G sonny.
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>>14405514 Why bother with just carrying around the queen when you could wear the entire hive like a backpack?
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what is the salinity of saltine sidedish im serious
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>>14408178 interesting. thank you.
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put a gun in your mouth and kill yourself.. 1 time
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So how has this thing been applied to theoretical physics?
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>>14403467 It's been used to describe the shape a bed sheet twists itself into when you wake up at 2 am
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>>14405891 absolutely this. i've been there.
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>>14405891 >his mom doesn't pin his sheets for him ngmi
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>>14403467 I'll have that many apples, please
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Is 14g 4.5-5cm needle enough for NCD or is it too short?
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I have nothing to add other than I had a spontaneous pneumothorax and that shit sucked ass.
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>>14408095 what caused it?
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Scientifically speaking (or psychologically), what are common and unusual signs of self injury, self harm, inflicted self injury etc?
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Note: Assume of a gay weirdo tranny
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>>14407606 The lesions are located on anatomical places that are at the reach of their own hands, often avoiding the face, they're superficial, multiple and grouped.
