/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12789266
There's actually evidence that it's reversing now. It's believed to be because of endocrine disruptors like bromine, which is widely used as a flame retardant.

Say you wanted to digitise a brain and terminate the non-digitised brain, and you successfully made a digital copy.
What's the "correct" way to phase in the digital version and phase out the organic version? To make it seem as much as possible like a seamless transition, instead of dying shortly after the digital copy is activated.

>>12155694
>intelligence doesn't require fine-tuning
Are you retarded? Do you think rocks are intelligent?

how to do it any why so?

\lim_{(x,y)\rightarrow (0,0)}\frac{y^2}{\sqrt{(x^2+y^2)}}

>>10521048
>this is extremely bad because now white people will get better wages and reduced unemployment

>>10397878
first you do the minus and plus and than you multipli.
what the fuck are you saying man?
t. retarded faggot

How do I make a circuit for creating a brief but powerful flash from a flash lamp after a switch is closed?
Also, can flash lamps withstand infinite wattage as long as it's applied for a brief enough period of time?

>>10008063
Oh come the fuck on lmao.
>NUMBERS LESS THAN INFINITY ARE FICTIONAL
>HERES AN ARBITRARY RULE OF DIVISION I JUST MADE UP
>DENTAL PLAN

>>10008067
bathe in bleach senpai

>>9824803
>We posit, for example, that IQ may be genetically correlated with skin color; but we ignore the even greater correlation with handedness
"handedness" is not a skin color. anyone can learn how to write with both hands.

>>9787710
>Big Bang
How is that different from creationism?

>that guy who does something

>0.9 is pretty close to 1 so 0.9 = 1

>>9481580

>>9448248
>photon is this, but not this, because photon is that, but not that and this all what the math works out to

>>9412482
>[math]\frac{\infty}{\infty} = 1[/math]
makes sense to me boyo. Read a book.

>>9395814
>Numbers themselves are infinite, they have to be.
The absolute state of /sci/.

>>9393183
>>9393185

>>9377258

I'm too much of a brainlet to understand triple integrals

calc 1 was easy, so was calc 2. calc 3 was too, until I got to triple integrals. I can solve them, but don't understand how they work and can't set up the limits of integration.


What's something you've struggled with /sci/?

>>9370027
>numbers
>Without energy they cease to exist.

>>9346312

>>9321105
Please respond

>>9314107
>one random girl born in 2002 looks older
everybody from 2002 looks older

>invisible hand