/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12698827
>$675 million to $830 million

>>7113924
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>>7113841
>topology

I feel like people don't know what they are talking about when they use that word.

Honestly you guys have to be joking me if this is how you imagine a better math curriculum to be.

I would personally concentrate on math exploration and logic/set theory for the first 8 years. Then once they hit highschool, don't force them to take math. Those that do will get filtered easily into pure or applied depending on their tastes, and then you can start on a more rigid curriculum, guiding students through foundations formally first. After that you have the applied and pure mathematics groups split and they should take courses that interest them, rather than being forced to take a ladder.

Ladders suck.

Are purple/violet eyes genetically possible?

If so, what would be a potential cause?

I don't think you realize how NOT mad I am about this.

People constantly talk about how they think it would be cool to genetically engineer a cat girl.

How realistic is this?

I'm not expecting cat girls to be a real thing, just curious on how it 'could' work.

Now, you're all probably going to hate this question, but..

If genetic manipulation happens, and somebody gets their genes 'manipulated', what would the process feel like?

>>5735365
How the fuck did that thing live that small?

If it's real, this needs to be much bigger than people realize.