/sci/ - Science & Math

Is there something like conservation of space and conservation of time?

>>5647872
>x^2 + y^2 = 1
no, he's just joking
and so is wolfram alpha
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=x%5E2+%2B+y%5E2+%3D+1

>>4949033
i agree, the colouring is really really shit.
fine.

OPTIONAL CHALLENGE: create a better one, with better colouring, that i can save and repost whenever this thread comes up

completely optional, hun. i know i have no right to order you around, but i do need an image for this kinda shit, and this is the only one i have at the moment.
if i find a better one, that image is obsolete.

post it ITT if you care enough to make it.

Hey /sci/, I'm completely politically illiterate and yesterday, I had to vote.

I still feel terrible about it. My vote, my vote made by a person who is completely uninformed in Politics to the point where he doesn't even know the name of the Man running his Country or the current situation with the Economy or anything, carries the same weight as someone well-informed in all of these things. I began to wish for a way for my vote to carry less weight and I thought of a solution.

What if, everybody's, I don't know, "Political Awareness" was measured somehow. Could we have a new system where when a person votes, the value of their vote is dependent on their understanding and awareness of things? So I and anyone else as attentive in Politics (more like inattentive, amirite?) who votes make negligible impact meanwhile, those who are well-informed and have grasped a better understanding would have more value to their vote. However, I AM illiterate, I can't see any flaws in this model. What's your opinion /sci/?

>>3760451
Sorry your too retarded to correctly construct a sentence, why don't you go be retarded somewhere else, Anon.