/sci/ - Science & Math

have you tried going to sleep when you get home and doing your homework when you wake up and are refreshed

>>6212323

what would happen if a sun made of guisarmes collided with a sun made of horseback-mounted combatants

>>6213981

you should be more subtle and cultivate the troll over a longer series of posts. that's how it gains real staying power instead a short burst of posts then a fizzle

>>6213929

>"Meditation can be conceptualized as a family of complex emotional and attentional regulatory training regimes developed for various ends, including the cultivation of well-being and emotional balance."

there is nothing necessarily spiritual about meditation

>>6213838
>death star laser -> tactical lasers

that's like saying space mining has become a reality because we retrieved samples from the moon

>>6213296

bribe her with nylons and kvass

>>6210119 (You)
[>>6210118 → →])

tried to be clever and use my own post number as an example, but embarrassed myself by mistiming it

also in and of*

>>6210119
[>>6210118 →])

tried to be clever and use my own post number as an example, but embarrassed myself by mistiming it

>>6210054

this conversation has been had a million times; everyone knows what sage is and how it is pronounced. colloquially, saging is entirely acceptable on 4chan and has been established by longstanding common use as a legitimate term in an of itself. moot himself has used it as well as other derivatives like "saged," so there is in fact precedent for its use in this way (see the rules page, archived Q&A threads with moot, and the FAQ page)

also, when people explicitly draw attention to the fact that they have saged a thread it is meant less as a downvote and more as a protest as to the content of the thread, or as a sign of disrespect unless it is noted as a polite sage (like you did), or a reason is given (which the person you responded to gave)

compare these three scenarios:

>making an off topic post and politely saging [>>6210054],
>replying to a thread that is not related to the board topic, but that you still want to contribute to, and politely saging (as in [>>6209555], [>>6210118])
>"you are a fucking idiot for thinking x, y, and z. sage this shit" (to underline or add emphasis to someone's dislike, or as an insult/disrespectful gesture)
>empty post with nothing but a sage (a sage in protest)

>>6199383
>>6199406

an aerogel pillow would be ungodly expensive

anyone doing a lot of writing/typing/mouse manipulation etc may be at risk for repetitive strain injury, carpal tunnel is probably unlikely.

make sure your wrist and arm are in a comfortable position and don't hold your pen or pencil with too tight a grip. if your hand is sore it's normal, if there is pain that prevents you from writing it is not normal and you should let your hand rest. I would say it's virtually impossible for you to do permanent damage solely by drilling kanji, unless your hand does start hurting and you keep writing at such a high volume over a very long period of time

>>6198554

he used a whimsical steam powered jet-pack-chair and put-puttered about the board while making quirky remarks

>>6138499
U. Always U after a Q

farrtscience

>>6031898
this is a philosophical discussion, not statistical. just because you are probably right almost all of the time, that doesn't make it true.

>>5888000
Nice

What dose Σ mean

Here's some hard math 1+1=2

>>5729608
>How high are you?
I figured he was just really really mexican based on how incomprehensible it all was.

>>5729597
>as a translation happens, you should always gain more,
More what?

How often do language translations get in the way of properly conveying science between different nations.

Science is hard to read, so being a translator must suck. I bet there are tons of mistakes all the time in the science community and it requires years of dedication not to get discouraged by all the bullshit.

>>5729513
I know that you made a joke, but I don't get the reference. Are you implying that creationists are a good thing?

>>5729188
Does anyone have proof of this? That would be fucking hilarious. He was probably busy with 'real science' and thought showing his over-dressed ass in a giant auditorium was such a big fucking honor for them, that he didn't actually need to teach anything.

>>5728436
Hey!! Yeah that's it