/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10141576
yes its very bad to use conclusions drawn from data when creating real world policies

not trying to bait here so please dont delete

1. how is it that gravity can hold a tank upside down without crushing it?
2. why is it that when people try to measure the earth's circumference on their own their number is much larger?
3. how is it that we don't all just fly off the earth's surface due to centrifugal force? and if you say "gravity", please see point 1

tfw failed calculus 1 twice

>>9966718
Imagine some primitive caveman of the future thinking the universal radiation symbol is an angel and that the place is a holy site perfect to build a temple on, or just some dumbfuck wannabe tomb raider thinking it's a really well hidden burial ground.

>>9966704
>1 billion dollars is literally nothing
pic related

is there a book that covers all topics of math (analysis, PDEs, topology, graph theory...)?