/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12263589
>inconcievable
>I'm too stupid to understand this intuitively, so it's false

>>12261541
I forgot my password or username
it's easier to just use sci-hub than to bother with renewal

>>12256049
>Climate change happens, and its a good thing
Source?

>Maybe disaster on the scale of a world war, still OK.
You don't mind if I punch you in the face right? You'll survive, so it's OK.

>Extinction level events, humans have been doing that for past 11 000 years
And that somehow makes global warming OK? How?

>Since its not such a huge change and disaster.
Source?

>I refuse to believe humans of any kind on local or global power can influence their environment by their free will alone.
Who said anything about free will? It's irrelevant.

i am learning chemistry but i have problems understanding some key factors. Sorry if these are stupid questions but learning about acid and bases made me unsure.


Acid and bases share protons but why? i thought the numbers of protons defines the atom as for example H has 1 proton.

>>12206859
>but at this point he is an engineer

>>12198779
I might genuinely be dyslectic

>>12171924
No not the NFL season!

>>12167552
>reinfection predicts coronavirus infections that are all unique individuals

>>12114953

>>12066213
>While it is encouraging to see such clear recovery, we need to be mindful of the fact that the coral recovery at Scott Reef still took over a decade. If, as the climate change trend suggests, we start to see coral bleaching and other related disturbances occurring more frequently, then reefs may experience a ratcheting down effect, never fully recovering before they suffer another major disturbance.

>>12064055
>same result with no way to distinguish between them, but I know it's the second

>>12023285
>DURR HOW DO BIG THING FALL

>according to nist?
Oh right, I forgot you can't read.

>>11963520
>he thinks Jews name their sons CHRISTopher

>>11920628
>I need a citation on the CDC
>replies with shitty british tabloid

>planning for the future
>predicting the future
>pretending to know the future
>thinking you can determine what will happen in the future

>>11901473
>assuming they can't because they don't

>>11860612
The brainlets shall inherit the world

>>11847885

are lobotomies really that bad?

can someone explain this to a brainlet?
>train moving past you
>light set off in the middle
>detectors at both ends, same distance from the middle
>light detector at the back end turns on
>step into the train cabin midway between front and middle cars
>the light reached the back end yet hasn't reached the front end yet

Anyone have advice for a brainlet looking to become better in math?
I can't wrap my head around limits and calculus. Tutors cost $80/mo for only a few hours. YouTube videos just gloss over everything. My calculus professor basically has a read the book and teach yourself attitude. He gives homework but doesn't explain how to solve the homework problems. Yeah I paid 3 grand to be told just teach myself, college is a scam...anyway.

How the fuck are you supposed to learn this stuff? I want to pass calculus 1 and 2 but I don't even know what I'm supposed to be studying. There dozens of different things to memorize.

>>11717767
>he thinks La Nina/El Nino have any effect on the long term trend

Yoohoo, truthers, where is this molten steel you keep screeching about? What kept it hot? What happened to all the combustible material in the building?

Hello? Helloooooo? Is anyone in there? All I hear are echoes off of the empty walls of your skulls.

>>11687928
>clearly biased against groups that aren't wh*te people
Such as East Asians, Indian brahmins and Jews?