/sci/ - Science & Math

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/Sci/ would you please school me in nuclear power?

I live in California and if I have to listen to one more person talk about Fukasima and how Reactor no.4 will end life as we know it I am going to snap.

I know very little about nuclear energy or the true threats of radiation. But I would love to start schooling these idiots with actual facts instead of my common sense.

Benefits of Josef Mengele's experimentation?

Anyone able to list how his work helped the development of human anatomy / biology / physiology etc

Yes, he was a bad fucker, but you can't undermine any work he did that was (is) beneficial.

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>implying they're not so embarrassingly far ahead in other academic fields that they have nothing better to do than create sexbots and brain controlled cat ears.

pic related, it's what they do while they wait fifty years for the rest of the world to catch up.

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1.8% is huge! That's enough to fund a head start program in 50/50 states.

Real condition or not the medicine helps so much. I take adderall and suddenly instead of being such an impulsive person, I become compulsive and I can get things done and get my brain focused. It's difficult to do anything when your brain jumps everywhere, and you think about too much at once.

Simply thinking about other things I could be doing would instantly put my brain on a tangent and pull me away from whatever task I was on. Adderall lets me actually follow through with what I'm doing.

I hope concerta works for you OP.

Hey /sci/, undergraduate physcs major here. I've been tasked with writing a journal article on a previous experiment. Never wrote one before so I really don't have much of an idea of what I'm supposed to do.

Do you guys have any general tips? I'm kinda fumbing in the dark here.

Sup /sci/... Was just doing some work on acoustic impedance. Obviously the velocity of the sound and density of material are needed to e known.. this got me thinking: What is the speed of sound in a vacuum? Thanks in advance.

tl;dr - What's the speed of sound in a vacuum.

I can think of two or three.

Society doesn't really care if women (or men, for that matter) are smart.

fold shirts like a motherfucker