/sci/ - Science & Math

how many kids does my sibling have to have for them to pass on equal genetic information as if i were to have a kid

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Why not both, shitlord?

My professor made a casual comment that male brains are better calibrated for learning in their mid and late 20's compared to their late teens / early 20's.

Does anyone know if this is true? I am understanding concepts and doing a lot better academically now that I'm in my mid 20's compared to early 20's.
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Why are the astronauts both turbomanlets?

Shouldn't they be like 6'2" former high school quarterback chads?

How the hell can I do graduate work with a shitty undergrad gpa? Its been 5 years and im extremely motivated now/found my passion but am I just fucked for life? (2.5 gpa btw)

Base schizo
Thanks for recommendation anon .

Would it make sense to use the moon as a middle station between Earth and other solar system destinations? I'm thinking about the amount of fuel etc. needed leave Earth and its low orbit. Would it make sense to land on the moon for refuelling or changing spacecraft?

Moon station must be comfy

How can I get an intuitive understanding of probabalistic statistical models and how variational inference can be used on them? I simply can't visualize all the probability distributions in my head.

Also to make matters worse I'm a CS brainlet who can barely do calculus