/sci/ - Science & Math

This thread is gonna be a fucking good one.

Let me get behind my shitstorm shelter.

http://www.manhattanbeachproject.com/

These guys are working towards eliminating the effects of aging, resulting in immunity to death by natural causes and unending youth. They believe they will have a solution by 2029.

Opinions plz

>roceeds to perform his science as the agent declares he has a bedpost and will use it as a weapon. Fortunately, he then sits back down after the marijuana has taken further effect before he can use it. Dr. Peterson then plants "Science Probes" into the cats ears to aid his process. As he performs the science, the lab machinery goes haywire as he is performing his horrendous amount of science. Fearing the cat may die, he releases it. His experiment surprisingly worked. The cat is a superintelligent The cat begins to destroy the laboratory. Luckily, the doctors restrained the cat into the box yet again, preventing further damage and saving the Earth. (If you want further information, go to the sequel to this video.)

>>1245679

Is your body ready?

Hey /sci/

I have to take my placement test for college soon. I would really like to at least land in Pre-calculus as I need to take Calculus 1 (which has lab) later on. Pre-calc at this college has a requirement of Math 074 (Introduction to Algebra 2) or a high enough score on the placement test. I don't remember /shit/ about Algebra 2 but I am very comfortable with algebra 1.

Is there any way (online) that I can study Algebra 2 in a decent amount of time and be ready for Pre-calc?