/sci/ - Science & Math

how do we know if sex is real if we've never seen it

well bill

Wo do I make a context sensitive grammar for L = {a^2^n}?
for example aa, aaaa, aaaaaaaa, ...

How do i into maths?

>you were born too soon.jpg

>>4027119
> science
> 15 pages an hour

nope.jpg

>>3986780
Progress.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/143796-brazil-s-improving-economy-morgan-stanley-joins-the-bandwagon

>>3986779
Well I know I'll be terrified of semi-trailers on country highways until they make computer-navigated vehicles mandatory.

ITT: The way America does incentives for science is far worse than even all the other shitty countries.

No trolls, only sad.

>>3240837
I know that feel bro. It is frustrating as fuck when we are debating something and she just shuts down because she's lost the thread of her own argument.

>>3219660
No need to be mad, bro.

>>3219684
That's neat. I don't know what's hot in radiation physics at the moment, besides particle therapy for cancer.

>>3167157
>she's my room-mate.

Fuck yeah indeed.

>mfw nobody mentioned

Technological event horizon.

>>3024755
>that feel when this is how anti-intellectuals actually think

>>2988038

> implying i believe in Jesus/god

Actually, i did not imply there has been a person called Jesus if you reread the original post again.

y u pickin on me so hard?

>>2885927
>The sub-orbital flight itself will only be a small fraction of that time. The weightlessness will last approximately 6 minutes.[2] Passengers will be able to release themselves from their seats during these 6 minutes and float around the cabin.[1]
>6 minutes
Now that's just disappointing. For 200,000 dollars? Fuck no.

>mfw I think about how the UK is the only country ever to develop and then abandon launch capability
Politicians told us there was no profit in it and now we have one of the largest aerospace industries in the world and have to ship our satellites abroad for launch (though they would have been launched from Australia anyway). Black Arrow was a nice rocket too.

>>2410867
Oops.

>mfw need to plot 3D scatter plots
...and gnuplot is an ancient pain in the ass fucking command line tool that can't do shit

what does /sci/ use ?

>mfw need to plot 3D scatter plots
...and gnuplot is an ancient pain in the ass fucking command line tool that can't do shit

what does /sci/ use ?

>>2273747
No but I wanna.

>mfw you think you know what you're talking about

>mfw all these decades and $hundreds of billions of cold war arms race didn't produce reliable high tech railgun solutions and/or fusion energy generation
all we got out of it was a shitty Moor trip

humanity, I'm dissapoint.