/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>9962894
>calls other people insecure

>make thread about salvaging skills in the wilderness
>immediately devolves into eugenics and bioethics shitfight
as expected of /sci/

>>9631161
>zero times ten
agreed

>>9131720
come at me you nigger god

I think I woke up the wrong way

>>8863981
Try a ketogenic diet.
Read Grain Brain (Perlmutter).
https://www.reddit.com/r/keto/comments/508hko/has_anyones_obsessive_compulsive_disorder/
I had crippling anxiety around two weeks ago, I literally could not relax.
Since then I'm on keto and my mood is OK all day long.

This probably belongs on /adv, but I figure you guys would have a better and more helpful opinion.

In my HS math track, I was able to take Calculus 1 (Not AP, but college credit was received) as a senior. Since it was taught at my high school, it is probably less rigorous and in-depth as an actual university's Calc 1 class. I'm not sure whether or not I should transfer the credit and skip Calc 1 which would make me jump straight into Calc 2 (a weed out class), or if I should take Calc 1 again to help prepare me better. What should I do?

Rabindranath Tagore
Against Meditative Knowledge
From "Chaitali" (1896)

Those who wish to sit, shut their eyes,
and meditate to know if the world's true or lies,
may do so. It's their choice. But I meanwhile
with hungry eyes that can't be satisfied
shall take a look at the world in broad daylight.

>>6716720
>Machines don't dream.
They dream of electric sheep.

what's the best way to teach myself single variable calc by september

Hubble's law tells us that objects move away from us at a rate in proportion to their distance from us. As objects move away from us, their velocity increases. As their velocity increases they move further way from us causing an even greater velocity etc etc. This means that that object is accelerating. So how come we can't argue that the universe is expanding from a simple argument of Hubbles law.

I have a question about biology, also take into account that I'm not ambitious nor interested when it comes to science or math, which be why I'm no good at it

Anyways, you know like, peacocks? The males gets their big feathers out to impress the females right? Now obviously, what's attracting with a bunch of feathers, nothing right? WELL, tits are just mounds of skin and flesh but still males gets attracted to them, does this have some relativity or what?

>>5585018

>X is a pipe dream
>said every skeptic ever

>>4939617

>landing on saturn

inb4 qualia