/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15640906
Make a shitton of windfarms on the ocean and increase cloud nucleation sites by spraying grinded sand or smth.
Using the windfarms will help because green energy and the increased evap will increase cloud coverage leading to more reflection of the planet

What are some skills that a future expiremental physicist should have in general? I want to start developing these skills now and have eventual mastery over them. I am not talking about course work, more so things that arent taught in the classroom that I can work on and develop by myself

Scientifically speaking, what is the average penis size? Also, what constitutes a small and big penis?

Listen here chaps, I present to you the reverse oven!
It is like a microwave, but instead of heating, it brings spoiled food back to its best condition

>>12384243
are you a retard? quantum immortality doesn't say you can't see others die.
>>12384193
OP, there's a problem with your logic. If you get a vasectomy, then there will be a version of you that doesn't. If you really wanted to prevent a version from you having kids, then you'd need to kill yourself constantly.

and btw, I agree that people like you shouldn't reproduce and pollute my genepool

>>12353730
>Posted by an inhabitant of this Universe de Omniverse.

You don't even know where the fuck we are in the universe anon, post a map with Earths coordinates relative to the nearest universe so the rest of humanity can move on then

scientifically speaking, how many hojillions are in a bazillion?

>>12187153
>>12187153
This. If you have no strong feelings then you should stay out. Brainlet anon.

>>12181881
Oh well that's not bad, but its called Keima for future reference

>>12127854
C, you can rotate it to cover up everything except ALL the blue dots. No other shape can be applied to leave all of a single color visible.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orchestrated_objective_reduction
so qualia comes from microtubules and neuronal connections are just how information is processed between them?

>>12072573
[math]9-\frac{3}{\frac{1}{3}}+1=9-\frac{3}{1-3}+1=9-3-(1-3)+1=9-3-1+3+1=9[/math]

What does science say about free will?

Why causes some humans to be smart but lazy?

>graduate highschool
>thinking about next
>going to robotics and engineering
>finish masters
>ended up working at Siemens
>fuck me

what are things that 4chan can be used for?

>IQ test is just an expensive puzzle game

Doesn’t this mean I could get a much cheaper IQ test from steam? Got any recommendations?

>>11247041
Nothing, because its not subject to our gravity

I say this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXWDnkRWKVg

What discipline should I start with if there are too many of them that interest me? Can take only one, then maybe another one for master's degree. I'll have to study the rest on my own, so I'll need a future proof job that will take little time yet will let me live without struggle.
What do you recommend, /sci/?
Should I start with either math or cs?

>>10968402
Basically you took too much time. Personally I could give fuck all about how much time it takes me to figure stuff out (especially if we're talking about minutes as opposed to hours or days). That's not a true test of intellectual ability. Admittedly I did poorly on this test but I've never been stumped by a mathematical or logical concept my entire life. Maybe I don't figure these things out in mere minutes but I always do figure them out eventually. That's good enough for me.

>>10833805
lol
What about those who dropped out to enroll in college early like me?

Could I learn pre-calculus in 3 weeks?
I want to get into calculus as soon as possible, or should I just skip to calculus?

>>10541566
so with biggest known (to my pop-sci google search) black hole with 17x10^9 solar masses, orbiting around it, 1 kilometer above Schwarzschild radius would make time goes around 4.5x10^6 slower... but you'd need to travel at 0.7c