/sci/ - Science & Math

Inside things that are vertical change the latteral sides of the cubes an vicerversa. With the second one you get which one. Tada brainlet.
>>9186544
It's D

>>9186548

How did you rule out E?

I always thought it like this: the first square is being squished, squeezed, by the vector of the forces that are the curvy lines following it. The result of when you squeeze a square is it will look like the final picture.
I never really understood what was happening on the second and third lines though.
>>9186548
Literally what? Please illustrate it.

>>9186548
dis

Ohhhh i get it.

Line by line.
Line 1. Square. Ok. Then there's those two curvy lines. Spin the whole second figure 90 degrees to the right and invert each of the lines. Combine them with the square and you get the last line.

Line 2. The square again. Ok. Now the curvy lines. Spin them by 90 degrees, to the right. Now invert them, each of the lines. Combine them with the square and you get the third figure.
Line 3. The square. Ok. The curvy lines. Spin them by 90 degrees to the right. You'll get some kind of U like this: )_(. Invert each of the lines. You'll get an U that looks more like (_). Combine them with the square. You'll get D.

Which journals?

https://sci-hub.cc/

>>9186519
kilograms times gravitational acceleration

newtons

>>9186533
Note that he didn't mean that all those 60 hours should be spent reading.

Dunno 60 hours a week is not that much in itself, but I would never be able to handle studying/learning that much. But then this is how chemists are, either insane lab rats or chill to the point of almost not giving a fuck.

I do agree with him that thesis students don't read enough.

>>9186546
I know. I'm saying that I agree with him that his students should be reading from the journals daily, but disagree that they should be in the lab 50+ hrs/wk every single week on top of that.

>>9186495
probably 20 or 30, any 'free' time I have I spend drinking to kill the pain of it all.

>>9186569
Just drink and read. That's what I do with medical journals.

>>9186423
can you show some examples?

Define genius level IQ op.

40 points and up from the average is considered genius. If the average is 100 then 140 iq is genius. If the average is 85 then 125 iq is genius.

A better question to ask is if there is a meaningful difference between 125 iq and 140 iq. Take into consideration that +120 (125 in some scales) is post-grad intelligence.

>>9186502
Brainlets like you would never understand

>>9186502

Not him but David Blackwell and Dr. Omalu easily have genius level iq (140 or up) even if you use a white cohort average instead of black cohort average.

It depends. A black with the same IQ of an average
white or asian can be considered a genius.

barbiturates

refined sugar

>>9186410
This

>>9186410
Everyone knows it's bad and the effects are less severe. Also the motive for consumption.
Benzos actually allow you to restore your humanity a bit in a way that other recreational drugs don't do. It's kinda like a deal with the devil thing. Satan gives you a pill that leds you feel gods love, but the more you take the closer you get to falling into hell. You really can't say that about other recreationals.

>>9186431
Like sugar, it's just a hedonist, selfish delight. Benzos are for most people an attempt for self improvement and being a wortwhile human

>>9186378
cus earth is more far away from the earth then the moon from the earth

>>9186380
how it do that?

>>9186383
Magnits

>>9186387
sheeit......

by not giving us your highschool homework
why are you such a dumbass josh

There is no inherent relationship between "defense values" and "damage reduction."

Its your system, figure it out yourself.

>>9186362
give me a sample of defense values and their corresponding damage reduction and I can give you the parameters

>>9186337
>>>/lit/

>>9186337
No reward tastes as good as a reward hard-earned.

>>9186355
How about the hard earned effort of others?

>>9186337
Being a NEET is only valuable if you use your "7 day weekend" to do pure mathematics. As you attempt to do this you will soon realize that you need a roof over your head and roasties to clean your balls, which cost money. Then you go to the nearest university and tell them "Please give money. I will do mathematics for you and maybe teach some of it when I feel like it" and then they give you a roof to put over your head and money to pay for roasties and then life is solved.

But if you can live with your mom like Papa Perelman then go for it. It is just that not everyone has that benefit.

>>9186318
sure wherr

>>9186318
Wait I can't on mobile this is gay
Sgage

>>9186276
by not interacting with the higgs field?

the properties of a fundamental particle don't have a "how" or "why", they just are...

>>9186270
It's a boson, a force carrier, specifically the carrier of the electromagnetic force. It's massless and interacts with anything that has electric charge, though it doesn't have electric charge itself.

>>9186276
"Mass" is just a quantity that describes the behavior of a particle; in particular, it tells us how the particle appears when viewed in different frames, to simplify it greatly.

>>9186395
uhh, most mass has nothing to do with higgs

https://youtu.be/JqNg819PiZY?t=40m

>>9186271
>A photon is a type of elementary particle
A photon is a wave, nigger.

>>9186300
see >>9186298
At least black hole is not a point. If you approach event horizon, time dilation becomes approaches infinity, so under event horizon time doesn't pass relative to external observer, so falling matter doesn't reach the center.

>>9186336
This

GR should be scratched for holding back physics.

>>9186343
>time dilation becomes approaches infinity
[citation needed]

>>9186359
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_time_dilation#Important_features_of_gravitational_time_dilation

>>9186266
In order to really discuss singularities, we at least need a proper theory of quantum gravity, which we don't really have yet.

>>9186269
>actual science
>behavioural studies

Lol'd

>>9186314

Sorry that you're too much of a brainlet to understand that the best method of understanding the actual operation of neuronal circuitry involving millions of neurons is to introduce a stimulus and measure the reaction to it. I.e. behaviour. Its the same principle behind artificial neural networks: you visualize the layers by a feed-forward step from an input. Of course this is too basic for mathematicians, so instead they will shoehorn the data into algrebraic geometry or category theory, make some unfalsifiable claims, and pat each other on the back.

>>9186269
Actually mathematicians and statisticians are doing a lot of work in spike-trains and stochastic modeling of neural networks.
You're just a faggot.

>>9186325
I don't think research is for you.

>>9186334

You forgot to send me the cryptographic key to parse the argument out of this message.

>>9186242
>Is an intellectual goal ever worth the bodily harm that results being almost entirely sedentary in order to pursue it?

Kek stop pretending this is an "intellectual goal". You are in it for the money, faggot. Get real. Call me when you are geting a PhD in pure mathematics or another actual intellectual pursuit. Kek.

>INTELLECTUAL
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

>>9186247
Hey man, chill out. I self-proclaimed that I am a brainlet and then proceeded to state that medicine requires no critical thinking. I am under no illusions here. I just wanted to differentiate the goal from physical goals. That's the nature of my question. It's not math, but it requires the same physical activity as much, i.e. essentially none.

>>9186253
It's still pretty funny that you called it "intellectual". It gave me a good laugh. Good luck with your test.

why do people pick on med kids so much on this board? the people who do med are the smartest people i know.

>>9186286
>too brainlet to see a line
>resorts to insults
lol fagg

You guys are the types of fags that over analyze shit.

6

>>9186379
t. brainlet

>>9186230
this is obviously beer

>>9186443
in that case pouring it from that height, the first container will overflow with foam first

>>9186305
>safe nuclear fusion
falling for the fusion meme

Better biological weapons. Because screw humanity

A.I. to replace doctors. Fuck all doctors.

Everything involving graphene.

>>9186172
AGI all in