/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7645712
>visual snow
Huh, so that's what it's called. I've had these (all the symptoms on the wiki page) for as long as I can remember. Never thought it was anything out of the usual, just how our eyes worked.

Should I go to a doctor and tell them about it, or is it NBD?

I'm not the op, I tried to solve this by myself....
Can someone elaborate on the substitution method?
Also is my attempt correct?

>>7318124
Maybe his articulation is not to your liking, but he's not wrong

>>7317159
rote memorization with no meaning attached to it is usually done by relating it to something else, like an acronym or something.

Probably shouldnt be asking this the day before the test though, imo

>>7307644
I don't think either of them should be able to do the things they say they want to do, because they're kids. Are you being deliberately obtuse?

>>7307624
I would prefer never to find alien life as advanced or more as we are. I do not want to become a lab rat

>>7307501

potentially infinite mined materials in space

>>7307576
The following sentences say quality of life is increased by use of drugs. That's what he was getting at

>>7307570
Shouldn't have said proof; evidence that asserts your point beyond reasonable doubt would be better. You guys get caught up on semantics really easily

>>7307549
Very condescending of you, anon. I don't feel like downloading and reading the entire PDF through my school's VPN, but an internet survey of people who asked for a treatment to be given to them, and then asking them, "Does that make you happy?" really doesn't seem like definitive proof to me

>>7307526
But it isn't, and that's his whole point. Where's the proof?

>>7307508
"Mom, I want bigger tits because Sally has them and all the boys like her!"

"Sure Jenny, I'd hate for you to feel uncomfortable about your appearence. Let's go get some hormone pills to enlarge that cupsize!"

This is what it sounds like you're saying right now. I feel like it couldn't possibly be what you're actually trying to communicate, so please clear it up for me

>>7307484
>If Jenny wants DD tits (if she doesn't mind hurting her back), then why shouldn't she?

Because in this example, jenny is in gradeschool, and doesn't have the agency to make that decision for herself

>>7307471
Maybe? It'd be different for every individual, and surely there would be other nasty side-effects to consider. Probably not worth it, and I doubt it'd ever be seriously considered.

Not really sure what you're getting at

>>7307454
I think he's going along the lines of reasoning such as "sick or distressed people might not actually know what they want, or what's best for them, let's not let people self-mutilate just because they say they want to."

Certainly we shouldn't let children make that decision. I think his point was a perfectly valid one.

>>7307447
A women's basketball league exists because there is an obvious dimorphic difference between male and female atheletes. A seperation of men and women's restrooms is not based on who can poop the best, it's based on not wanting to be subject of the scruples of the other gender. Whether these trans people are considered their desired gender or not is based on the acceptance of the other people using the toilet around them, and most people today do not accept trans people as their desired gender.

I don't know that I do, either, but for different reasons than are listed in this thread. I think that was the point earlier anon was trying to make, though

>>7302378
Because why would it? If I shoot you in the face and you have a child, is your child going to develop tougher skin?

>>7292845
The concept of inertia is present within its name: the tendency for something to remain inert. Bigger inertia means a bigger force is required to move it as easily as a smaller inertia. More mass = more inertia. Planets have large inertia. Your arms cannot move things with big inertia

>>7290987
>because of the electron withdrawing effect of fluorine.

halides are actually activating groups, because they have lone pairs to donate

>>7293217
I was watching the james bond movie with hallie berry (barry?) where she and bond fall out of an exploding C130 in a helicoptor. Seemed silly, but wondered if anyone had anything more profound than a passing thought

Would a helicopter be able to spin up faster if it were in freefall?

What about for mathematics?

>>7289291
It doesn't have an IR filter

>>7276655
Dubs tell me this is true