/sci/ - Science & Math

What is the evolutionary purpose of smaller male genitalia?

>>11505387
why are you pretending that?

Funny that you mention it cause, if you ever reached infinity, wouldn't it be finite?
As in, you can't reach beyond it?
So it technically is finite, isn't it?

Anyway i'm glad we could have this conversation and don't forget to take your meds.

>>10736731
Even in a sudden death scenario, they would be dead to outside observers, but wouldn't the perception of it be different in first person?

Like >>10735302 said in regards to spacetime, to an outside observer things look odd, but to a person directly experiencing falling through a blackhole, things look normal. If the disparity of space-time causes a difference in perspective, how does that affect death in general?

To the outside observer, the observed is inexorably dead for all intents and purposes, but to the person experiencing death, is it simply darkness, or is it a limbo of memory at work? The concept of afterlife has to come from somewhere right?

What are the best/most important discoveries by an undergrad? In any field.

Why is air invisible?

Occams razor

what is easier to believe and work with
A) [math]0.\bar{9}[/math] doesn't exist
B) [math]1.0[/math] doesn't exist

>>9343429
This is foolproof. This is the silver bullet.

>>9325035

>>9307240
What do you mean

Like the man becomes skingrafted to the woman and they share blood and nerves?

Or like the man becomes a time vampire and can sustain himself off the woman using quantum particles to relay the energy across space.

or do you mean the man becomes the womans father.

List moments when time dilates for an individual. I'll start with a few ones that I experience:

>Date with a loved one
>Sex
>Last hour of work

Why does this happen? What is the scientific explanation? List some moments where this happens to you

>>9279212
> Pick door 1 and assume he either opens that one or another with a goat, and calculate if it would pay to switch your final answer or not. You'll find that you're 2/3 times more likely to get the car if you switch your final answer.

No, you're not. The chance of getting a car or a goat is 50/50 because you have NO information about what's behind those doors.
>>9279216
>If you picked the car, the host reveals one of the goats, you switch to the other goat and lose
>If you picked goat A, the host HAS TO reveal goat B, you switch, you get the car, you win
Yeah but you don't know which door you picked. Hence the chance is still 50/50.

>>9229454
Profound

>>9227744

>only retards make spelling errors

i can tell from your struggling to communicate with me that you are autistic, which supports my assertion that only ugly and autistic people understand pde.

>>9212046
>I push her off the bed after I am done fucking her because it is so funny to see her struggle to stand after getting her pussy destroyed. Sometimes she just lays there for like a minute.

>>9197740

>programming for chemical engineers
>watered down programming
>professor "tried to recruit (you) for research so hard"

>Fouries series

What did he mean by this?

Why dont we just fill the Yellowstone supervolcano with water until it is cold?

>2017
>claiming you aren't a brainlet
>not stimulating your prostate before studying

It's one of the few scientifically proven ways to enhance intelligence.