/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16076470
>anyone who cares about this launch cannot be mad today

>>15868588

rocket science "success" seems to be more about massive explosions and crashes these days, i dont remember them celebrating over rockets exploding in midair in the 60s

>kernel basis transform orthonormalization linear differential cocky-schwartz
Honestly dumbfounded that I still have an A. I am barely keeping up with the pace of this course.

>>15169336
>Deteminitards, consciousness deniers, anti-natalists and AI replacement fetishists are the same handful of posters.
wrong
deniers of free will and consciousness are typically natalists
acknowledgers of free will and consciousness are more often anti-natalists
in other words: you're 100% wrong
try again

>Zero

>get told non-stop that CalcII is the hardest math class
>Get an A
>Think I'm in the clear for the rest of my undergrad until analsissy
>Calc III is harder

Prokaryotes aren't a thing anymore, apparently, archaea are closer to eukaryotes than to bacteria.

Why did I waste all that time learning science in high school when I could have learnt to play the guitar and thrown up at parties. None of science is real, it's all wrong and constantly changing. We're as ignorant as cavemen if not worse.

>>14543506
>Elon is pushing things forward and will eventually design a fully working spaceship.

>I don't want to be responsible for anything I do, nothing is my fault, therefore free will doesn't exist
Sorry but that's not a valid argument.
>b-but my fee fees
Cope.

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>>12761132
>Gall disagreed with Philippe Pinel and Peter Camper that the larger brain the larger one's intellectual power.

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