/sci/ - Science & Math

What would be an efficient way to mass-produce antimatter (more specifically, positrons)?

The basis of creating attraction is making sure you act like a man.
Girls are not attracted to wussies. A wussy is someone who is her "best friend"
dying in agony, hoping one day he might suddenly get to fuk her. He became a wussy
by calling her a lot, agreeing with everything she says and putting her above himself.
Don't be that guy. Always remember, that YOU are the most important person in your world.
Take care of yourself FIRST then focus on others. Being a man means having an opinion on
things. If a girl says something and asks yo how you feel, don't just agree with it
because you think that's what she wants to hear. Tell her your side without starting
an arguement. Agreeing with her all the time will also put you in the wussy catergory.
Often girls have tests. The will say some outrageous bullshiat to you, just to see if
you agree or finally have an opnion and disagree
-copy paste

>>2983767
>"what is the link between the product design department and other aspects of the business"

This sounds like bullshit from an intro class. Just make up something the professor wants to hear like: "The product design department takes the specifications from the buyer and matches what the buyer wants with what is physically possible. This is then sent to the other departments for further development."

It could be anything.

You need the knowledge of both. Digital circuits are made from analog components. Any digital circuit is only an approximation of a true digital machine. That's why you have a range of voltages for high and low values.

>>2821739
>westinghouse
>made any accomplishment whatsoever
faggot

>>2766258

None whatsoever?

Who is the smartest, /sci/? Is it Tesla? He seems to have made the most significant contributions to science. Sure, Einstein may have been pretty smart, but he also made a lot of mistakes too, so that rules him out.

What do you think, /sci/?

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Feels good, man.

Pic related is probably the best advice you'll get from this board. Try asking /adv/

>>1649439

Is it really that hard to figure out?

always appropriate

>>1471952

>>1456103

Today is Nikola Tesla Day, /sci/

Are you celebrating?