/sci/ - Science & Math

Best type of engineering to switch to from a bs in chem?
Biomedical seems too life science-y
Was thinking environmental or chemical, leaning towards chemical

What is the opposite of "polarize"? For example if a society is polarized it is split into two parts. But if it is ____ every member thinks the exact same way. The word has a negative connotation and is synonymous with depolarize. The word is not unite.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ApMbhBe2a8

I think /sci/ would appreciate this

>If you were to draw a circle around the Great pyramids outside base and then one on the inside, then subtract the smaller circles length from the larger circles length you would get a figure that corresponds to the speed of light (299, 792458)? One of the many revealing things from this documentary.
Precision engineering which even modern professionals would have trouble with today and still the mainstream egyptologists and experts still ignore all the evidence, merely citing it all as coincidence. Whoever built these structures certainly knew what they were doing.

>find huge rock in desert
>carve it in shape of pyramid
>carve block-shaped lines on sides to make it look like it was built from scratch
>build civilization around it with the help of the nile
>be called "greatest civilization ever"
egyptians are the biggest trolls