/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10597501
>>10597640
Very interesting. Thanks for sharing this.

/sci/, marry me.

>>10557587
tesla pepe

How many times do you think I've posted this message /sci/? If, according to one theory, the universe is infinite, then some matter somewhere will arrange itself to create an identical planet Earth where we'll all be doing the same thing, perhaps only slightly differently. What are /sci/'s thoughts on this, or what other theories about the universe do you think are based?

>>10537904
>You see, circumcision was invented to control males by denying them sexual pleasure, so instead of spending time fapping, they would spend time on other things. Plus, if you can't be happy with fucking, you become miserable and turn to religion for relief..
That's not why you fucking retard.

Circumcised men spend MORE time masturbating and are MORE likely to get addicted to porn because the time to climax is longer. The MIND being exposed to stimulus over and over again causes it to replay and the mind becomes hyper-sexual.

It might have served to prevent childhood masturbation but if masturbation and porn are socially acceptable as they are today, then circumcision is going to make the problem worse. In additional to the duration being longer, saitey is decreased, so they're more likely to do it again, and again.

A population of masturbators and sex fiends are easier to control than those who actually use their mind to think.

85TH for we never went to the moon trust your heart you know I am right.

>>10534862
I like math but hate plumbing will I enjoy programming?

>>10533179
AC for transmission, transformers allow you to scale up AC voltage much higher to reduce losses.

>>10533042
This.

>>10532195
interesting question op
i am too incompetent in this matter to provide you an answer
here is a bump

>>10528899
Yes. though the difference between an empty and full jar would be almost negligible, since glass has a high compressive strength already.

A good example of this is in the case of soda cans. A closed soda can is very strong, and can support a normal human standing on it. An opened soda can is easily crushed. This is due to the positive pressure from the inside of the can, keeping the aluminum in tension.

I would imagine the same principles apply to a glass jar, but at a smaller scale.

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