/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16159905
>a degree
Correct. Get two degrees.

>>15711921
>I might
Do it.

Arguing about the economy in the context of politics is retarded because Democrats always favor Keynesian economics while Republicans always favor supply-side economics. The reality is that both have their place but the policies need to be implemented quickly and according to circumstances. The economy is always fluctuating up and down because presidents just have Congress go with what's politically advantageous instead of what's appropriate.

A4 hard cover 5mm square grid 96 sheets 192 pages 80gr/mq
cheapest black ballpoint pen, cheapest HB pencil
I pay 4€ for notebook because of the hard cover. If I didn't care about that I'd go for the cheapest notebook too.

>>9517772
>Time machine
>Banging into each other at the speed of light
Two sentences in and I've already rolled my eyes right off the page. I mean I get that you want to use artistic license to make the story more compelling, but come on.

>>9412723
>And of course if you get hit by a truck you're going to die desu.
How to spot a brainlet: using this fallacy in an immortality discussion

>smart
>bad at math
pick one

>>8745011
Basically there is an infinity between 0 and 1
There is also an infinity from 0 to infinity
Could the latter infinity just be a form of the first but expanded to a level we don't see?

>>8719134
>Buying the "cholesterol in your food affects cholesterol in your blood" meme

THEY'RE TWO DIFFERENT THINGS REEEEEEEEEEE

What was your freshman gpa?

Hey, /sci/. I want to recreate the Miller-Urey experiment.(https://youtu.be/NNijmxsKGbc))
Is there a way I could do it with simple equipment? Or do i need a perfect lab environment? If I can't do the experiment, then I'd just want to do something where I can observe things evolving, or life forming.
tl;dr: OP wants to play god

What is the exact value of pi?