/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16159284
Science proves this is exceptionally based

Assuming the dads are the exact same with steroids being the only variable

maybe the real superconductor was the friends we made along the qay

Korean bro here
I want this to be real so much because of that cloning scam artist from years ago. there's been a dark cloud over our dead since

>>10678290
It won't matter

Personal research currently focuses on mostly AI stuff. Usually with applications to finance and economics. I'm really interested in how different machine learning methods can be used to solve problems on portfolio allocation/auctions/contracts/risk aversion etc. Also working in a lab at my school focused on NLP & cognitive computing applications. Going to work in a statistics lab this summer to broaden my perspectives a bit.

>>10272758
I'm from Switzerland m8

ty!

>(Deng et al., 20xx)

>>9912002
>Mines
Memes

Is emotional intelligence (EQ) also set in stone like IQ?
We can't raise our IQ no matter what. But can become more extroverted and more open to other people's feelings which allows us to manipulate them right?
So EQ isn't set in stone.

>>9798288
Agreed, I guess I can start with popular drugs, nootropics, steroids whatever and then do some videos on some classics from Woodward, Corey, maybe Nicolaou and then judge from there.

I'm still not sure on the format and how normie/undergrad-friendly I should design everything. I guess making it relatable to non-chemists and putting some "hooks" and stories should be my main goal (compared to actually looking at what disconnections where made, what other strategies entailed etc.)

I think that would be quite dumbed down but then again, looking at the few videos that are similar to the ones I'm planning most people write something along the lines of "I didn't understand a word but think it's interesting", so I shouldn't be too focused on the synthesis and chemical concepts themselves

which kind of defeats the purpose of my channel so I have no idea what I'll do, thanks for subscribing to my blog xd

>>9797290
Yes, it is much more likely that someone with a higher IQ will reach the top of the field. But nonetheless you can still succeed in math even if your IQ is a little below the average.

>>9763925
Ok. :)

>in the university lab manipulating bacteriophage lambda with a type 2 restriction enzyme
>put my eppendorf tubes into the centrifuge
>slouch down on my stool and yell "YO THIS NIGGA BOUT TO SPIN FAST AS FUCK"
>everyone laughs
>lab technician sucks his teeth and says "You aight, white boy"
>hear "he cute" from one of the undergraduates

>>9627393
Meme State University

>>9599461
>smugfrogface.dll

>>9553706
>china is communist
>means of production are commonly owned in china
kek

>>9553693
>families are sexist
correct. however you're pretending like this is the 90s. everyone has a computer now. this is not stopping women from getting stem educations

>>9550193
>doing math without knowing how to prove anything

>>9537644
Many Math & Physics graduates (& dropouts) did greater contributions to Computing than CS Majors

Alan Turing (Princeton Math PhD)
Turing Machine

Bill Gates (Harvard Math BSc dropout)
Microsoft

John von Neumann (Math PhD)
Von Neumann architecture, linear programming, self-replicating machines, stochastic computing

Dennis Ritchie (Harvard Physics and math Bsc, PhD Dropout)
Unix, C programming language

John McCarthy (Math PhD at Princeton)
Lisp (programming language)

Ellon Musk (Physics PhD dropout at Stanford)
PayPall (then Tesla & SpaceX)

Richard Stallman (Physics PhD dropout at Harvard)
GNU, Free software foundation

Bjarne Stroustrup (Msc in Math, PhD in CS)
C++ programming language

>>9532198 >>9533036 >>9533280
USA's Meme State University > UK's Reading university

>>9520353
Meme State University

So, in non-standard analysis is 0.999... = 1?
If not, how would 0.000...1 not be equal to 0?

In non-standard analysis if we have x and a number x0 infinitely close to it, then x - x0 is infinitesimal. Would 0.999... = x - x0 be true? How are infinitely repeating decimals treated in NSA in this case?

im a retard help me

When I was a teenager, a few friends called me over to a patch of concrete behind a drainage pipe and showed me where they all urinated while out playing. There was this small patch of clovers growing out of the concrete.

Would the urine have caused the clovers to grow? Was it connected, or pure chance? It was in the shade and the clovers were only on the spot they had pointed out to me. I remembered this and wanted to ask here before I forgot, as I have been wondering for years.

Pretty, smart, kind-hearted, shares some but not all interests with me, preferably a different field of study from mine, likes to cook together, shares the same values, and has a similar sense of humor (perversity ok), but remained pure
>tfw described my gf
Only downside is she's flat I guess, but trust me, that is really not all that important