/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9649794
Behavior Analysis, Psychophysics and Psychometrics are OK.

>>9633821
>>9633847
Naturalism is the mainstream on analytic philosophy anon.

Does common table salt have any undesirable chemical interactions / properties when introduced to a cold solution of water, caffeine, APAP, and codeine, other than lowering the freezing point of the water?

The idea being to keep the water from freezing at around 0C while the APAP precipitates out of solution.

Asking for purely academic reasons of course.

>>8442955
Your ideas sound reasonable. If the professor isn't an egocentered narcissist, he should atleast hear you out with your idea that well formulated.

I've had quite a lot of stuff to do lately, so I haven't touched it in weeks. I got it up to the point that I've shown that every small "fully abelian" category with a projective element can be embedded into R-mod, and started proving that ever abelian category admits this embedding for its small abelian subcategories, but then I got distracted.

I've also been thinking about a Morita like equivalence to classify all abelian categories. My most recent construction happened to be actually make its conditions very strict instead of generalizing Morita, but math is sometimes trial and error. I will not discard that idea completely, though. I'm about to start Kashiwara and Schapira's book on sheaves to see if they could be applied here.

>>8433762
Who doesn't? Such a cutiepie.

My method is to read the stuff a few times and let it ferment in the background for a few days. Then rereading it.

Put a mirror on the floor and drop something on it. The dropped thing's reflection will be in accelerating motion upwards because of gravity.

>tfw physics student
>tfw it's abundantly clear that in short order people will look back and see our physics as we now regard Aristotle's; ignorant as fuck