/sci/ - Science & Math

Let's say I've solved Goldbach's conjecture, like every other crackpot is claiming. Where would I go to get your solution checked and errors pointed out? What did you do when you tried? I have a weird feeling that everybody who's into math tried to solve it, at least once.

I have an assignment in java to make a chat program using sockets and threads. I've used google, but I'm finding it difficult to follow all the various methods. Can anyone please direct me to a simple chat program source which can handle multiple client threads?

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Sexual selection.

Wow. Haven't been on /sci/ since it opened. This troll heaven, or what?

Anyway, I've been thinking about something. In my country, the average age someone loses their virginity is 15 for males, and 16 for females. Now, assuming that a majority (>95%) of males sleep with females of a similar or younger age, this would mean that there is a small number of females that are sleeping with a lot of males. Let's call them "sluts."

Is there any way to deduce what the percentage may be for the sluts? I haven't taken math since high school, so I'm probably rusty. (If there is one thing most people where better at in high school than later in life, it has to be math - except maybe for the regulars on this board, I don't know).

Carl Sagan thread?

I'm bored out of my mind /sci/. I have nothing to do and I just read 100 pages of my copy of Principles of Neural Science and I can't absorb anymore.

How old are you?