/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5091138

>I breeze through it in a couple of hours
>in a couple of hours
>hours

I have bad news for you, OP.

>>4871844
Missouri 118 48 July 14, 19541 Warsaw & Union 705; 560
Montana 117 47 July 5, 1937 Medicine Lake 1,950
Nebraska 118 48 July 24, 19361 Minden 2,169
Nevada 125 52 June 29, 19941 Laughlin 605
New Ham. 106 41 July 4, 1911 Nashua 125
New Jer. 110 43 July 10, 1936 Runyon 18
New Mex. 122 50 June 27, 1994 Waste Isolat. Pilot Pit 3,418
New York 108 42 July 22, 1926 Troy 35
North Car. 110 43 Aug. 21, 1983 Fayetteville 213
North Da. 121 49 July 6, 1936 Steele 1,857
Ohio 113 45 July 21, 19341 Gallipolis (near) 673
Oklahoma 120 49 June 27, 19941 Tipton 1,350
Oregon 119 48 Aug. 10, 18981 Pendleton 1,074
Pennsyl, 111 44 July 10, 19361 Phoenixville 100
Rhode Is. 104 40 Aug. 2, 1975 Providence 51
South Ca. 111 44 June 28, 19541 Camden 170
South Da. 120 49 July 5, 1936 Gannvalley 1,750
Tennessee 113 45 Aug. 9, 19301 Perryville 377
Texas 120 49 June 28, 19941 Monahans 2,660
Utah 117 47 July 5, 1895 Saint George 2,880
Vermont 105 41 July 4, 1911 Vernon 310
Virginia 110 43 July 15, 1954 Balcony Falls 725
Washin. 118 48 Aug. 5, 19611 Ice Harbor Dam 475
West Vir. 112 44 July 10, 19361 Martinsburg 435
Wisconsin 114 46 July 13, 1936 Wisconsin Dells 900
Wyoming 115 46 Aug. 8, 1983 Basin 3,500

people in OP's video - "HURR DURR BREAKING RECORDS"

Not actually though.

The human brain reflects the stages through which it has passed.

How does it feel knowing that our actions are not fully under our own control, and that emotions affect us deeply?

Some blame our prefrontal lobe for the destruction to the earth that we have caused, others say that it is the barbarism that still lingers within our primitive brain stem.

On many levels I wish I were never an animal at all. I wish I was something more, something definitively superior and permanent. Don't you, /sci/?

>>4601848

Same here bro.

>random DR university
>better than USP

Anyway, if ever become good at my area of study i'll work for myself and then for Science and we'll try to live wherever it's the best for me research-wise. I have no reason to care about my country.

So, let p be a prime number, then (p - 1)! + 1 is a composite number and furthermore it's divisible by p. Is that true? If so, how do i get to that conclusion?

So, let p be a prime number, then (p - 1)! is a composite number and furthermore it's divisible by p. Is that true? If so, how do i get to that conclusion?