/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11379871
There are more digits in the number pi than there are grains in a bucket of sand.
The universe is so old that even if you were immortal you'd never become older than the universe.
The Moon is so far away that if you stacked a deck of cards from the Earth to the Moon you'd have a deck of like millions and millions of cards.

You're welcome OP,
t. TV siens man

>>11031883
How many gfs can I get in exchange for 20 IQ points, 2 inches of dick size and a foot of height?

>>11031719
E, B1 and A2 are the only ones with a black flag on the upper "pole" and a white flag on the lower one. Its very common for IQ tests to have some particular element represented only once in each row and column, in this case its the available flags hanging off either end of the pole.

Most profound and effective way to strengthen one's logical mindset?

Is problem-solving based approach to learning logic truly the most effectual?

>>9823672
Liking traps aren't gay, right?

>>9726010
How can you know the three has fallen if there is no one there to observe that it has fallen?

i'm 30 years and old and i'm just starting college to become an engineer
my advisor keeps asking me what type of engineer i want to be and i can't give an answer
so what's objectively the coolest type of engineer lads? i've heard civil is for women/lesbians, mechanical is for idiots and electrical has the best employment opportunities

are quadratics the first mong filter

i'm a mong, but couldn't a fusion reactor be started with explosives? as i understand it, starting fusion requires extreme heat and/or pressure. could a single explosive charge start a fusion reactor?

>>9556831
i'm 30 and i've been outta school for 14 years. i've been teaching myself math with khan academy. i'm doing algebra 2 now and gradually working my into pre-calc and linear algebra. my current math class is a fucking joke and i'm disappointed. i want to keep moving forward with the math. i'm going to re-take the assessment test before the fall semester to see if i can skip a few math classes and get right into calc/physics. i've been hesitant to speak to my advisor about it because my mood changes day by day. sometimes i feel like i can handle more work and other days i know i can't. it's hard to make a decision, but i think i'll end up taking calc1/2/3 alongside my normal engineering classes. by the time i graduate i should have enough credits for a maths degree

Is there some thing like a /sci/-core of books?
>inb4 Newfag

>>9210901
Hmm, yes, indeed, yes, I see now, hmmm, yes