/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4329684
g can be derived using Gauss's law for gravitation.
So, if g increased that means the composure/size of the earth must have changed, or some fundamental constant in the formula would have changed.

>mfw i read anonymous political message boards and lose all faith in human decency

it doesn't bother me to see happy people though, op. maybe try to get your dick sucked?

/sci/, i turn to you because my life is in ruins.

i graduated in 08 right before the economy went to shit with a bachelors in econ. i fucked up by taking an easy major and not having any real plans for my future. i had been raised in a time when people got paid to be well spoken, college educated and white. apparently it doesn't work that way anymore, if it ever did.

after continuous rejections from jobs i turned to the internet hoping to find a way to make some cash online to hold me over while i searched for jobs. i found online poker. for the last few years i was playing online and making decent money. but then this april the department of justice shut down the major poker sites for some bullshit banking laws they broke (literally the same day legislation passed to allow online gambling in the DC area exhibiting the gross hypocrisy of our governments) . so even though online poker still exists in a legal gray area, it has been wiped out. not only did i lose my only income source and the only thing i've ever been passionate about, i lost my ability to earn in the future (until online poker becomes fully legal which may never happen). i have a 3 year resume gap, no real skills, and no hope for the future. you guys are smart, wat do? ;_;

I lost when he started talking about what plants "want"

>mfw

didn't he become paranoid and think people were trying to poison him? then he starved to death cause he wouldn't eat. lol

>>3277062
>Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems, Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle, and the Second Law of Thermodynamics

I doubt you have any fucking idea what you are talking about. STOP READING POP-SCIENCE DUMBSHIT. YOU SOUND FUCKING RETARDED!

>>2712214
"What we know":

The universe is "near flat".

If the universe had been flat, it would have always been flat.

If the universe would have been curved, postive or negative, then it would be fucking twisted as fuck now.

If the universe was almost flat (stable equlibrum with a slight pertibation), then we would observe the kinda shit we do today.

Hence, the universe only has a very very small postive or negative curvature, and is approximatly flat (for most cases).

>mfw we're all doing op's homework

i have an orgo test on monday too op, i know that feel bro

>>2284960
Agreed. FAUX news sucks at news, but they excel in comedy.

>>2236053
How do you do that? Wouldn't they have the same IP address?

>>2009758
From what I have seen there are two /sci/ducks
at the LHC, one at ATLAS and one at CMS

they have backed up there shit every time

>>1744097
>>1744089


Yeah, /new/ is much smarter, less racist and generally more well behaved the those tea party fucktards

I would rather elects one of the fags from new to a gov position, then any fucker who claism to be from the "tea party"

>>1727807
>>1727807
>from the point of view of the particle/collection of particles, the decay rate would be the same, though right?

No, it is QM, so it will become a probability isssue, and will vary slighty. We will then define the "average decay rate".

>The change in half life when delving into SR is an observational issue, not a change in the fundamental mechanic, right?

Right

>And what causes decay, anyway? The protons just eventually wiggle/arrainge themselves into a configuration that lets them push off eachother and overcome the strong force? Or what would cause a single proton or neutron to decay? Do quarks decay?

Fundemental interactions, the Least action principle, "symmetery" and conservation "laws".

If the decay minimizes the intergral of the Lagragian denisty then the decay will occur.
This "phenomina" is a result of conservation laws, with are a result of fundemental symmeteries in the universe.
This is advanced partcile physics.

Yes, quarks can decay. They usually decay through the weak interaction.

>over 10% of the US population is made up of niggers

MY FACE WHEN

>>1608244
No

Picture unrelated

>>1593883
>Things without size don't fucking exist

LMAO, you mus be a troll or a very dumb engineer (faggot)

>>1533009


>biology isn't real science

>>1527660

LOL IM OK WITH THIS!

>>1019298

>>970684
agreed, SARAH PALIN CAN GO FUCKING KILL HERSELF!