/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6184005
That explains everything.

Background info: About two weeks ago I posted about fluoxetine and my little personal endeavor to pass my bar exam with high distinction through the use of drugs. A Bar Exam is an oral exam law students need to take in order to recieve their lawyer degree. The study period lasts typically 8 to 9 months of studying 5 days a week, 8 hours a day, ramping up to 7 days a week 16 hours a day the last two months or so.

I am on week two of taking my fluoxetine as a study aid, it takes about 10 days to start acting fully I had my first private examination with fluoxetine and did exceptionally great (I had only 4 "wrong or n/a" when I used to have 18 or so, the standard is to have anything between 15 to 20). My memory was enhanced and I didn't feel stressed or anxious during this last week. I always felt "clear", my mind wasn't tired or obfuscated which helped me concentrate.
At first I felt somnolence, it has withered off and now feel completely normal. My sex drive was lowered too buy it is now back.

I will report every two weeks or when something interesting happens to me.

tl;dr: trying out fluoxetine to study for the worst exam one could ever imagine, it has started pretty good.

Does /sci/ believe in magic?

>>3456512

not as disputed as "a wizard did it"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LciSDLDAHW4&feature=player_profilepage

this guy is a troll right?

So I just learned this awesome recipe for a drug that'll knock your socks off.
Apparently if you mix concentrated sulfuric acid and methanol together under a low heat, it creates this onion-smelling oily liquid that can make you trip for hours.

Funny it's not mentioned in PIHKAL.

lmao the registration process is fuckin hilarious

>>2375868
Wrong asshat. ((Exhaust V)^2) * exhaust mass = force applied to rocket. Normal boosters could get you there.

just one simple question.
What can the scientific community and other rational people do to kill astrology?

>>1823107
>so it is just a buffer?
Yep. The op-amps in this circuit ideally provide a perfect voltage source that mirror the input voltage.

Use nodal analysis. Label all the nodes and currents in the circuit.
Remember that the op-amp input will not draw any current (ideally.)
Treat the capacitors like resistors in the s-domain. Ohm's law applies because they are linear components. V(s)=I(s)Z(s) where Z(s) is impedence.
Where you reference a point in the middle of components, that's simply a voltage division as you would do with regular resistors.

You should ultimately get a linear system of equations. To solve for the transfer function, manipulate the system of eqns to find Vo(s)/Vin(s)

>>1724322
And I assume the second line is just a joke.

Hello /sci/, I was wondering if any of you have pics giving basic chem info, preferably stoichiometry, so to help me hammer the info into my head. It is not homework or anything but I just want to know I can go to class next week knowing that I know what I am talking about. Thanks.
pic unrelated

>>1626552
troll detected
either that or this retard doesn't know what gravity and magnetism are

>>1343789

>>1080167
Do you believe in miracles?

>>960811
bumping in the hopes someone posts a guide to magnets