/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12350700
>Family Medicine

>>12142686
G

Reminder: you only need classical mechanics to do the stuff that actually matters. That's why engineers are the true Chads of STEM.

What is the relation between this look and a deep voice? Why does a look like this ensure a deep voice?

>Why most certainly, I am, indeed, a mechanical engineer. May I inquire how you deduced this information, sir?

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>>11824582
>>11825013
>yah, I think I'll wait another 500 trillion years and draw all of my energy off of the nucleic decay of a iron star

>>11798684
>wants to please women.
Of course. Why wouldn't you? Just because you've been bullied/rejected doesn't mean you shouldn't find someone to spill your heart out for and make her cum.

>the brazillian is a strange and mysterious creature. In all frankness, I can only picture corona killing a brazillian if it has the assistence of three or more bullets already lodged in the lungs, and even then it'll need quite some luck.
>>11513416
Hmm, how do I put it.
Calling Bolsonaro catholic is like calling Mussolini catholic, it's kinda off, in a sense, but it's not quite not true.
Also, pretty autistic of you to even ask this stuff.

>>11511172
>contradiction? You mean exhaustion on the base possibilities of [math]P[/math] being true or not
Also, induction proofs are usually long.

>Why yes, I do use Cramer's rule instead of Gaussian elimination when solving systems of linear equations. What made it so obvious?

>Of course I'm a techno-optimist, I believe science will solve all of our problems by the end of this century. How did you know?

I don't think in numbers

>>10927005
>Yeah that's right. I'll carry a million ton to orbit how did you know