/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5478311
They started businesses and invested money during the largest bull market in the history of the world. Unfortunately, it just ended and we are now in a massive depression. Your life will not be like theirs. Neither will your kids'. It isn't looking good for your grandchildren either.

>>5007421
Also you might want to check how different commodities have inflated at different rates. The price of a hamburger has increased at a different speed than the cost of a movie ticket, and single-family house. The wilder your "other three commodities" are, the more likely just feeding them into the CPI is going to be myopic.

What happens if I integrate a region of time? With the lower and upper bounds being parameters of time?

What will happen?

>get rid of all fractional monetary values
>everything is multiples of one dollar
>tax is a flat fee assessed in tiers (e.g. purchases worth $5-10 are taxed $1)
>introduce those kickin' plastic bills to ensure paper money doesn't fall apart from overuse
>problem economists?

>>3860382
>Say that we shouldn't harvest a resource because it would cause a drop in prices
>Tell others that they need to read up on economics

10/10, I raged.

I really want to study statistics and get a masters in it.

In a word: Fear.

Nobody knows what's going to happen next, and traders are afraid that: A) The market is going to go down and they're going to lose a lot of money by not selling. B) The market is going to go up and they're going to lose a lot of money by not buying.

These fears compete and make trading wildly unpredictable.

>>3486412
Expansion of markets is not zero sum. Value increases over time.

>>3450966
Obama isn't allowed to print money. That's the Fed.

For 40 years I have believed it possible for a person to use their minds to change their physical vibration so one could move from point a to point b, like the Star Trek crew did with the machine. But i do not believe we need a machine. I am now in my 60s and am still attempting what I call 'molecular EM transport.' I no longer care who knows I think this is possible. This video clarified what I need to work on. Thank you.

Oh Jesus please help me /sci/.
I'm a rising sophomore currently enrolled in a liberal arts college where I'm being overcharged for my education and they don't even have general biology instead it is themed shit-tier courses. Got accepted in Rutgers where it costs at least 20,000 less. I'm a pre-med and need to complete my prereqs before I take the MCAT. Physics and Gen Bio courses are full (I would only be able to get into gen chem) because I got accepted so late and the transfer office told me there might be a special way for transfer students to get into full courses, but they aren't sure... So, should I keep going to overpriced liberal arts college or risk not getting into gen bio or gen physics during fall semester and go to Rutgers?

This is a great picture OP! Could you bring it up to date? And put on the party that controlled the Congress and Senate and wrote the laws each year? That would really stick it to them!

>>3103202
>The evil starts at the private level, it then infects the government through lobbying, and it infects the masses through advertising...

Fucken amen.

>lol calculus amateur

I am given a function. I must determine on what intervals f'(x) is greater than zero.
How do I do this? I was thinking of finding where f'(x) = 0, then testing x-values above and below that value.

Why does integrating a function allow me to compute the area under it? How the fuck does it know I want area?

Why take the anti-derivative and not the derivative? What's so magical about integration...

you can't explain it.

>>2948918

>>2892090
What else were you going to spend $60 on?

I'd like to see them try.

Any default would lead to a massive INCREASE in the value of the dollar as its debts implode.

>>2856845
>calling people out for appealing to emotion and a shaky sense of morality.

>>2856921
>>2856904
>buttmad idiots throw more fallacies around.

>>2834403

>mfw file name