/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6107182
Oh shit man, get checked by a non plebeian doctor. Such low levels are seriously dangerous.

>>6067595

>>5651680
>axioms don't exist
>various assertions

>>5309684
>KSP
>not adequately repetitive

But anyways, it changed a lot about my way of thinking and train of thought.

For example; whenever i see someone picking up an object i automatically try to visualize its real-time trajectory. I sometimes do it for other moving objects too but it's mostly things that go up or are already in flight.

>why do I get a base 10 number when I convert to base 10

Seriously? Like, you're really asking this?

Why denotes meaning.

>>4502689
>Can't record history
>Assume they might have anything other than nomadic tribes fighting each other for dung

Inb4 SAME 4 GAULS!!!!111!!!!!

Protip: Gauls and Germanics recorded their history.

>>4331067
>uhh, you're the one who didn't know what a googol was, and then pretended to be trolling

>mfw I'm a neuroengineer

>>4207933

At first I thought the photograph displayed shameless MCAT advertisements on condom packages.

>>3754004

>Nothing in nature grows exponentially

So some scientists just announced that light travels at the speed of light.

Publish or perish, I guess.

>>3413558
>recursion
>recursion a bit differently
>this trivializes it

>mfw everyone always claims complex numbers are so important and useful but no one ever manages to explain why

>>2958632
>parents
>>2958677
>implying i wasn't trying to make it science related in the first place

why would i waste my time making actual jenk to compare the two then?

>make topic about college level math
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>make topic about 5th grade math
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>>2663836
>implying you should be allowed to take my money and make their booboos feel better with it

>>2623863
>>prove it is possible

If you enjoy this show it's important that you kill yourself immediately.

>>2220696
>>2220705
>>2220703

What are the odds that Gliese 581 g contains life as we know it? As a non-expert on biology, Steven Vogt's personal opinion is ~100%. My own non-expert guess is 0.1%.

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/09/30/100-percent-chance-for-life-on-newly-found-planet/

>>1730430

I bumped one of these threads which lasted almost four days, emailed moot and told him to make it a sticky (Which obviously didn't work), started threads on two different forums and got at least 20 people to call their reps, and made a few hundreds of people realize that Obama's plan for NASA is good and it doesn't destroy America's future in space, that is, I made them realize the media is full of luddite alarmists and meanie republicans.

Anything else?

>mfw you think doing algebra makes you intelligent

>fucking gimp retard in a wheelchair
>take him seriously