/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14499139
>One failure
Alright, not ideal, but could see that happening.
>First backup also fails
Fucking lel, how, seriously how. Holy fucking shit Boeing.

>>11356958
>I'm trying to shock the pool with chlorine for a week
I spent my summers growing up cleaning pools and I strongly suspect you have no idea what you're talking about and best case scenario you end up with mild chemical burns.

I own a pair of hot gloves with what I assume is either an ablative or grip-aiding coating (nitrile maybe), but it's an unknown substance. I was doing something foolhardy inside my house just now and melted the coating pretty well, inhaling a lot of the fumes before I turned off the heat source and got out of dodge. After confirming my house is not burning down, I'm quite worried what the fuck was on those gloves that made so much smoke that I managed to melt. Any ideas?

>>9540242
Also you can't increment to infinity.

>>9533389
On your calculator, do 1 ÷ 3 =
multiply it by 3

clear the calculator.

On your calculator, type 0.3, with as many 3's at it will allow you, then multiply it by 3.

[math]\pi_{e}[/math]
arbitrary accuracy

>>9184939
Translated
>I'm very, very ugly but equally as thoughtful.

>>8406090
This.

It's basic logic.

Create a copy of something, then take a red pen and draw on one of them. The drawing will not magically appear on the other.

This is because a copy is an equal entity, but not the same entity. It becomes a separate object as soon as it is created. The same thing would happen to a clone of your conscious mind. The second it awoke it would be experiencing a separate event from what you are experiencing, and would thus immediately be a separate entity that is not you.

It really isn't a difficult concept to comprehend. This is day one philosophy and reasoning for plebs level stuff.

>>6866644
>2014
>not rooting for the progress of all humanity

>>6290998
Average IQ, not that it matters at all, has been increasing since we started measureing it.

I'm not too worried.

>>5826135

http://www.statisticbrain.com/countries-with-the-highest-lowest-average-iq/

>Equatorial Guinea

>>5731920
Well shit if they progress into DNA the electron Orbitals are SOOOOO relevant! And making more complex chemicals you might need them but idk bout that

We decoded a message hidden behind an antique mirror 150 years ago