/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4929962
>>4929959
Fuck me.

Mfw when megaupload goes down and /tv/ turns into a shitstorm of "oh no what do we do now" "use torrents" "but awww torrents are slow and people dont seed so much or something and their are loads of fakes" "no you are doing it wrong" "no u" "no u" "no u"....
seriously though, its like these people never learnt how to computer.

>The writer is a professor emeritus of mathematics, statistics and computer science at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

At first I was trolololo. Then I thought...

>Those who do love math and science have been doing very well. Our graduate schools are the best in the world.

Grad school is the new preschool.

Okay. :(

>That feel when I'm trying to join a research group at my school that does really interesting work but they're all socially retarded aspies

Will I go insane working with these people?

>>4052904

>>4050295

>>3872578
No I was genuinely curious and didn't know the answer...

>mfw at the root of it all everyone is selfish and is out to seek their own benefit so that most people who strongly believe in capitalism are rich and are looking to stay rich and people who want socialism are poor and want to become rich but the rich people's political power is equal to or greater than that of the poor so the situation remains unchanged

>>3713778

>you will never smoke out of a klein bong

My face when I entered my university class earlier today and found out 4/131 students are females.

>>3626514
sorry..

(couldve pretended to be trolling but didnt)

>>3600248
>>3600256

>>3589382

i have a question: if i am faced with an argument, and i cant find a flaw in the reasoning nor in the premises, but i know of another argument (to which i cant find a flaw either), that concludes sometihing INCOMPATIBLE with the first argument, can this be considered as an objection to the validity of the first argument? because, if my objection is in fact sound, then it must follow that there is a flaw in the other argument..

or not?

bump?

>>3403034
Okay.

>>3306766

>>3258341

>>3018267

>mfw he's right

>>Organic Chemistry II Final

>>Teacher says it will be curved because only 2 people in 10 years has aced the test

>>Study for 3 hours, get a 99%

>>Teacher announces the curve will only be 1%, the average score was 68%

>>Everybody's face when

>>2883929

Are there any biology journals online that require no payments? I haven't found any and I want to download full documents. help /sci/