/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11221275
>Kant

>Systems analysis
>Systems theory
>Systems biology
>Systems psychology
>Systems engineering
>Emergence
>Complex adaptive systems

>>7058238
>Art

>>6975821
holy shit
next time I see a bee, this is my reaction

>>6893506
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EmDrive
dear god...
you're still putting energy into the system, microwaves don't come out of nowhere
it's also supposedly not reactionless
however the article on that looks like it was written by a middleschooler with a fancy word fetish, and is also in the middle of an edit battle, has insufficient citations and is biased
if you can't explain your "experiment"'s results what's to say you're not witnessing measurements error
until they test that thing in a truly controlled environment (sadly this means taking it out into deep space because the earth's magnetic field might be affecting that thing) with a team of objective observers and obtain quantifiable and explainable results it's bogus
sorry but i think it's as fake as that gyro drive thing that was "moving" by flailing around KSP style
someone post it if they find it

>>6841690
>tl;dr: how can I make my resume better?

Science related resume not written in LaTeX… into the trash it goes.

>>6245693
>How much longer before MIT makes most unis redundant?


AHHAHAH HAHAHAHAHAH… so much retardation.

Now back in the real world:

http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/edx-drops-plans-to-connect-mooc-students-with-employers/48987

>In a pilot job-placement program, edX recruited 868 high-performing students from two computer-science MOOCs at the University of California at Berkeley. Based on their apparent strengths, edX tried matching them to a handful of technology companies, including Google, Amazon, and SAP. The vast majority of the students were from outside the United States, and many were working professionals.

>But it didn’t pan out. Of those 868 students, only three landed job interviews. None was hired. The results of the pilot, which ran about a year ago, were not publicized, but some details were presented at the members’ meeting last month.

>None was hired

>None was hired

>None was hired

Your free courses are as useful as tits on a bull.

If I was an employer, I'd laugh hard as I'd be reading & trashing your resume with the list of online shit courses you've taken,