/sci/ - Science & Math

i'm working on it, but also like immortality i don't plan on making it available

>>5549722
you should leave lol

>women in sports

>>5547629

>>5547649
if we're talking about protein specifically then i'm telling you it doesn't matter
besides, net calories has a greater impact on gains
>steroids, just do it

>>5547627
nah brah it's the same shit

>>5547605
>taking advice from red phaggots
yes i just logged in and negged that poster into the red

i'm working on it, but i'll probably die from unnatural causes first and leave my unfinished works to an idiot

>>5547587
you're right, but i'm feeling cheeky

best font for lab report?

have you been to an NBA game?
case closed

we may as well eat them

i just showed up to every class, wasn't proficient at precal and never even took trig and ended up getting an A
still shitty at precal but learned enough through osmosis
didn't even bother with the textbook
it's not actually hard
>just saiyan

>>5369359
>not having stocked up on oats and protonz
>water
>guns
in case niggers invade

this is me usually
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICt1aGfsdRc
>in real life

>>5365659
>>5365660
cool thanks, i can never manage to stick with the same convention for long and before i know it i'm looking at a problem where i'm not sure if t or plus sign

what do you guys do with t's and plus signs?

>>5363842
my point was that you can account for as many dimensions as you can manage, but you'll never see a 4 dimensional space
or in other words
graphs have no necessary relation to reality
>so tread carefully

you see that three dimensional graph in op?
>no you don't
yeah it's only a two dimensional representation of three dimensions
and because we can only see in three dimensions we can't visualize anything more than that
>inb4 time and centipedes with babbies on one end and geriatricbrahs on the other
>no

>>5362409
seems legit

>>5362248
>>5362248
time is reality based
gravity distorts reality
perception follows reality

>>5362305
you assume that the speed of light in a vacuum is constant for all observers

i'm only in calculus so i haven't encountered anything that wasn't fukeasy

not the worst troll i've seen

at the beginning of the semester i began taking calc 1, hadn't taken prealgebra since freshman or sophomore year and i was a shit student with shit attendance
also i didn't take trig
anyway i got an A
>thanks bruhs