/sci/ - Science & Math

It looks like the right half of the circle is foreign to the original circle and was placed on top of the original right half

I don't think it means anything.

Obviously there's a correlation but i don't think either works off of each other.

I'm honestly not surprised seeing what autism entails and how most atheists think. Both have many similarities

>go to see him live
>hopefully i can get a question in after (I actually made a thread on /sci/ asking, you fuckers were of no help and i went to /fit.)
>lecture ends
>random fucking old guy in the audience yells out "QUASARS!!!!"
>makes niel explain them
>a massive fucking line appears out of thin air
>all questions that can be answered in a high school astronomy text book

I was going to ask him something personal since i already know the general basics of cosmology and astronomy.

I was going to ask him what his favorite song to dance to is.

someone made the point that he probably gets tired of answering all these dumb questions, might as well give him something he'll enjoy answering.

Have fun m8.


Protip: His lectures are literally just him repeating everything from his youtube videos + bonus content

>>5728153

Does an initial spark/motion prevent the idea of perpetual motion?

Like, you need to add the marble to the wheel in order for "perpetual" motion to even begin.

This sounds extremely stupid but eternal motion = perpetual motion.

No start no end

How would friction eventually stop the perpetual motion machine in the picture?

Is everything determined by the rules of science and nature or are the rules of science and nature determined by the natural phenomena

>we are we

>>5712259

define define

>>5701342

Sure helped me a lot more.

Thanks i'll be sure to check out that link also

can you explain the taniyama-shimura conjecture?

only heard about it through Andrew Wile's proving of Fermat's theorem, but i never learned what it was.

would rather a "personal" lesson rather than a google search

>putting fermat in mid then wiles in low

wat

when i saw tyson live i wanted to ask him something relevant to science and humanity but someone made a point that they get all those questions all the time.


Ask them about their personal life or something about their past they they like to reflect upon.

I was going to ask tyson what his favorite song to dance to was. (I never got to because there was a fucking long line)

do something similar for dawkins.

so i noticed there's a full moon out and as i was looking at it i noticed it had a pulsing effect with it's glow.

it was super fucking bright and then at times a bit less bright but the change was very noticeable.

Is this just based off of the sun's emission of light or was it some sort of autokinetic effect for me.

I feel like i fucked this entire thing up

can someone tell me what i did wrong if i did anything wrong?

It doesn't look like 8084 is flying with the windshield top on

you can't fully understand both through just words and logic.


gotta learn dem maths boyee

>>5572105

it was the only class available and i wanted to get to calculus ASAP.

didn't feel like taking pre-calc and trig separately.

>tfw no AP pre-calc in high school

>>5572101

i would understand that if it was a smaller class, but he won't care about one missing student.

>>5572090

There's no personal connection to the class or professor.

all i want to do is submit my work and leave, i don't know why i should be penalized for knowing the material

>>5572068

I'm not paying to go and attend the class. I'm paying to receive a grade for the course from submitting work.

He's being a douche about the attendance when it really shouldn't matter given i know all the material

>>5572017

>that last sentence

he never gives out quizzes

strong loopholes

>>5571923

b-but it's a glorious hour full of macros and game of league

>>5571889

Because there's no actual quiz

he's just putting in a quiz grade and making it a zero if i miss a class. no one else in the class gets a quiz

>>5571876

have you thought about going back to school?

>>5571878

b-but i don't need to. who wants to sit at their library for 3 hours each day

>>5571858

Well i mean, i want a degree.

so i can't really do that

>>5571845

some friends are out of town, some are working, some are busy doing something else.

But i mean, can he legally put in false grades or what?