/sci/ - Science & Math

>This example just points to the uselessness of these formal derivations: the particle simulation can handle much more complex situation effortlessly, whereas the analytical solution is useless in most of practical applications. Now the question arises, why we should pay such intellectual exercises from our taxes? We should adopt similar model here, like for financing of art or various sport or personal records collected in Guinness book. Whereas the really useful findings, like the cold fusion or antigravity drives are ignored for years. The mainstream physics proved its separation from reality again.

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>>2341566
>They also make very lethal guards, as was discovered in Vietnam, where they were trained to patrol tactically valuable channels. They'd head out in packs and return with the bodies of vietcong frogmen.

>>2319767
>In my view it's a far more deserving target than Mars.
Oh no you fuckin' diin't

>>2235938
Eh, sounds good, but I wouldn't dare step on the station for fear of some catastrophe that would send it plunging into the depths of the Venusian atmosphere.

That scene from The Core when the ejected compartment of the digger got crumpled gave me nightmares, even with all the scientific inaccuracies.

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>>2211113
I am so drunk right now and even I think you've taken a little too much DXM.