/sci/ - Science & Math

>2013
>living in the country where you have to pay for studying

why would you do that?

>>5147553

>>5082047
you never experience past or future, because "present" is the one single medium that your conscience exist. if there was nothing existed before the "past", time could not have started, because it means there was no initial action occured to start things.
It's also pointless to discuss this subject because you'll never get the truth in this world.

>>5011986

Is the offer up for others? I'm interested in "Molecular Biotechnology: Principles and Applications of Recombinant DNA" by Bernard R. Glick and "Evolution" by Carl T. Bergstrom.

Getting frustrated at a lack of money vs. necessity in buying some of these books. My .pdf searches failed me so far.

okay /sci/, ponder this:

What if the aliens we see in drawings from ancient primitive civilizations were really just advanced small population human species that died off, returned to the sea, or left earth after influencing the primitives to further themselves?

/sci/, do you believe homosexuality and other non-moral sexual preferences are mental illnesses or just a result of religious morals that dominated past society till today?

>Computer Science
>STEM

/sci/, I think i'm developing some form of paranoia.


I keep hearing noises like a TV turned on downstairs or my front door slowly opening, but whenever i go to look, no one is there--nothing.

To make it worse, this is only happening during the middle of the night (2am-5am) which makes it terrifying.

Why is this happening to me /sci/? Why do humans have such problems in our day and age?

Since we don't know heck about the source of the gravitational force, I am going to assume graviton particle is real, and ask you this.
What happens if we could eliminate this particle from an object? It won't be effected by the gravitational field of earth, but it would also not be effected by the gravity of sun, or the galaxy, or whatever mass it orbits.

>>4623247
I dislike the term "computer science" for this exact reason. The term "computing science" would be more accurate, as we study the ways things are or can be or cannot be computed. In some other languages it is called informatics, which I think is a nice term because it's fundamentally the science of information.

Of course, there are branches of computer science like human-computer interaction in which people try to develop better interfaces like multi-touch screens and things like that. I consider it to be a shit-tier branch of computer science though.

2deep4u

>>4507481
Common sense tells me that if that's true, it's because they should be PAYING THE FUCK ATTENTION TO THEIR SURROUNDINGS AND NOT ONLY TO THE BACK OF THE CUNT IN FRONT OF THEM, and not because the faggot will sense your eyes taking in light, and having your brain process it

Does someone have a simple way of explaining how the Binomial Theorem works?

I'm doing a maths subject at University (as a prerequisite) and I missed the lecture about this. I'm going over the slides but it's making no sense to me.

>not allowed to leave during class
>most of the classes you take are mandatory/prerequisite, including 'Life Management studies'
>dress code
>one of the professors gave us a crossword puzzle as homework
>none of the students are older than 20
>this is just like high school
Community College master race thread

i remember reading about some guy who claimed to have discovered antigravity a few years ago, total nutjob

however, he described his "antigravity device" as being a very fast rotating magnetic disc....

does anyone remember this guy's name or work? it's important

>>3380156
Ah, damn, sorry then, I don't know what else you can try

>http://youtu.be/xKWm-zPHnrw
>http://youtu.be/
>youtu.be
>u.b

Explain this shit to me

>>2929032

if you really want to know the truth... long story short, you are the entire universe and all life within it. you are every person on this planet. and when the body (your body) dies, another body is born somewhere across the universe. that body and all bodies are in fact, you.

>>2638188

>trying to convert people to ateism.

>>2593976

Don't bother arguing with them. They're set in their ways. All they have to rely on is anecdotal evidence, coupled with poorly conducted scientific experiments. I'm fulling willing to investigate how "race" effects IQ levels. But you first need to define what an IQ is(yeah, get over it).

>>2432551

Then your reaction to my reaction would come before your initial post.

>freshman-junior years of high school
>every science class i was in
>every history class i was in
>my school was known for football, not for being smart
>mfw i did every single project myself
>mfw the teacher asks a question and i wait a few seconds for someone else to maybe have a revelation and answer correctly
>it never happens and i ended up answering nearly every question ever and end up letting everyone copy off of me because i dont give a fuck

Which is better /sci/ if one wants to go onto a phd, a bachelor's degree is physics or astrophysics?