/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5483042
One amongst many hardly makes a difference
>Philosopher can't into argument

I'm getting bald, what do?

>>3926483
will i go to jail for this?

>>3887349
I actually can't - but here is some reasoning off the top of my head.
The speed of light is the infinite or limit of speed. If you stand at the middle of a numberline that ranges from 0 to infinity no matter where you stand - you still perceive infinite in front of you.
In the same way no matter how fast you are going light will always be the limit of speed.

Applying for a job and I'm kinda confused

Find the missing numbers in the following sequences 1, 2, 3, 5, ?, 13, 21, ?

Either: 11 & 24 - 8 & 45 - 8 & 34 - 11 & 34 - 9 & 45

Help appreciated

>>3151925

So it's because of the genes ?

> 200 watt LED

Have we found proof of Higgs boson yet?

>they don't catch the Fall Out references

You're pretty fucked, you should've been studying them as they came throughout the entire class.

>>2856152
>>2856166

Oh you guys.

>mfw OP went to /x/ to figure that out

>>2347195
Not really here to defend a discipline to you, anon. There's worth in looking inward, even if a lot of the people who do it do a pretty shite and unscientific job of it.

>2. You won't troll most of us. We're pretty smart.

>>2084833
not surprised. It's /b/.

Probably not the best place to ask but if I wanted a job designing sets for movies (to actually make the plans for how it will be built not the interior design type thing, unless that comes paired with the job) what career would be best to go into? I know getting a job as a set designer would probably be difficult, but would it require a degree like architect or something so that you have fallback positions and such?

>>1173043

>>1147188

Why live if you cant excel at something?

>this thread