/sci/ - Science & Math

How an infinity can be bigger than another if they're both infinite? I just don't get it

>>15752632
>Site G cereal grain: 6,763
>Site G cereal chaff: 14,981
Kek imagine being the grad student or lab wagie who had to count that shit
>What type of statistical analysis
Before I tried to do something like that I would at least want to satisfy myself that these data have anything to do with each other. What if Site A just belonged to a mustard farmer, and Site B belonged to some nigga who just liked eating beans? You can’t plot those two points on a graph and expect it to mean anything

>>15638059
>It has required modifications to replicate.
How do you replicate an experiment by modifying the instructions?

>>15587955
Do climate change predictive models ever factor in the collapse of the gulf stream? Wouldn't it eventually dampen the effects of climate change in Europe and, to a lesser extent, in North America?

>>15453036
>When scientists find out a medication working on mice is an indication it won't work on humans

imagine their faces

>>15376094
at least F9 has an abort system to save lives unlike SS, and what if SS needs to come in and land anywhere on Earth in an emergency lol good luck with that.

>>15368185
>That's retarded, there isn't some deep state cabal who controls every director of every show like that.
who's gonna tell im

Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't. Sometimes when I try to consciously think about whether I'm having a dialogue or not while thinking, the dialogue is present. But when I try to look back at a previous point in time when I had to make a decision, I can't remember always having an internal dialogue. It's probably more efficient to not have an internal verbal dialogue because words are slower than thoughts. Sometimes I know what my thought is and then the words to describe what I'm feeling or thinking about something can follow after to define them. But my thoughts themselves don't come in dialogue or word form.
I honestly don't know. Now that I try to think more about it, sometimes thoughts come to me visually as well.
Or sometimes not even visuals or words, just "concepts" or "ideas" which don't necessarily have any form.

>>12227980
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What do you mean by fitting a womb in an android? Is there any reason why artificial wombs would have to be attached to a body, rather than anything else?

If all Razzies are Jannies and all Razzies are Trannys.
Are all Jannies definitely Trannys?

sorry for asking but i've usually gotten good advice from anons

do i need to see a doctor for a very minor eye infection? does it have to be ASAP?

it's saturday and it's germany so they're closed except the emergency practices and i think they might get mad at me if i go for something minor

>>12025947
What's the resale market like for 10TB HDD's? I only need them for temporary storage
Should I still get RAID if I'm only using them for say a month?

>>12020962
This is fake. My university would never make a false prediction.

How the hell are Romans still kicking our ass at making concrete 1800 years later?

>>11948799
but doesn't it cause cancer?

Could i be consider a smart person if i learned a language just by watching subtitled movies/series? does that say something about my IQ?

I want to measure the height of a monument placed in the center of a circular artificial lake. I look at the most superior point in the monument while standing at the border of the lake, its elevation angle is 50°, then i move 0.45 meters from the border of the lake and measure again, this time the angle is 35°, how can i find the monument's height (approximately, but having accurate centimeters as well)?

>>11735698
both sound real good.
Go for kebab!

My ear doctor keeps telling me that I should come clean my ears every year. Redpill me on annual ear cleanups, /sci/.

Need one more letter of recommendation for grad school (optics/photonics) and not sure who to ask between two professors:
>Got an A in the class, was pretty handson class with only 3 other students, in a related area (rf/antennas) but not in the exact area, he does some work with photonics, assistant professor
>Got a B+ .5 points away from A- mostly just from fucking up on one of the tests but finished strong, class was over photonics and optics, lab component that i did well in but was mostly supervised by the TA, not a professor but a Phd and Facility Director for a research center at the university

what are some revolutionary microgravity experiments that could be done?

If you took a compressor to space, and compressed billions of cubic meters (or trillions) of empty space down to a few cubic centimeters, and you also filter out the space gas and dust, what would you be left with? Dark matter or dark energy? Exotic materials?

It's illegal to edit another person's genes, but is it illegal to sell a gene-editing product intended for humans?

Can a cathode ray tube run out of electrons?
Where do the electrons it "produces" come from?