/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10318836
>the flesh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-1hbJyOBWU

Hi, I'm a TA with Asperger's syndrome. One of my students had a 59% in the class and needed to turn in the final assignment to pass the class. The assignment was due at 3:00 pm, and she was about to hand me the assignment at 2:50. As she was about to hand me the assignment, I saw her step on a nail so she fell to the floor. After she recovered, she tried to hand it to me again, but it was 3:01 pm--passed the deadline. I failed her.

I am not mean, I was just doing my job and following the rules. If I had taken her assignment, that would have been breaking the rules, and I'm not allowed to break the rules, even if doing so is beneficial to everyone.

Aren't you glad there are Aspies like me in the world?

If 0.99999 recurring = 1, then if you were take the quantum physics many worlds interpretation as a 'physical' representation of the equation. It would be beautiful. Because while our universe consisted of a possible infinite sequence of worlds, there would only be one...what.
Anyway. I've interested myself with my own thoughts on subjects I don't understand while just browsing Wikipedia.

What's a good book on the many worlds interpretation. Something written for the causal reader obviously.

Given the Doctor showed up, where would you go?

>1 step closer to space travel