/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16010837
Please, please take your 7th booster. The human race needs a better gene pool.

>darwin makes the groundbreaking discovery that finches make ... finches
>retards think this proves they came from fish

>>15571089
Says the man asking how to /brapmaxx/ on sci.

>>15560298
>this contradicted by the accounts of many trans people who claim they felt dysphoric from extremely young ages.
>implying young impressionable kids are less susceptible to propaganda and indoctrination

>>15442211
>spacetard think the federal reserve is run by the government
/sfg/ confirmed retarded bluepilled NPC retards

>>15400307
Why did you train your dog to beg at the dinner table?

>>12360013
you must be in school

Would there be any kind of advantage if we erase the bad consequences from an incestuous relationship? what kind of person would born from that?

>>8455564
>So simply put warnings on food like you would anything
How would you put a warning if you don't test it? Warning for what?

>no clue what kinds of recessive genes
Nigger what?

>isolating the genotypes you are introducing
you can isolate what you're introducing, but not where or how many times. It's literally shotgunning your selected sequences (until CRISPR)

>>8367248
False preconseptions OP.
Let's assume you are at least correct in your statement about looks being strongly correlated with suicide rate.
If you want to know how mathematicians who do suicides look, you should gather more data and control for some variables, like domestic income or love problems, etc.

Once you've done that, then you'd be welcome on this board for discussions.
For now, please refrain of sharing your imprudent thoughts. This just makes you look bad.

>>7484644
It's a 'thinking outside of the box' scription of use broski, it can mean anything to reacting with to reacting as, as to say in concert with another as to say they're both using eachother or reacting as as to say use using itself

>>7369930
You do realize you're talking about like 3-4 number lines depending on your perspective there right?
and another thing >>7369905 is correct

>>6687786
>D-Link
>water cooling

You should also put rockets on your sled.

>be reactionary
>"sociology, psychology, etc., is bullshit"
>theories, that even a critical theorist would find intriguing, about how everything is a sociological ploy

>>6248229
> Asking a bunch of engineers, physics and maths students.
Please if you would be any where near the importance you try to put on you would not be on 4chan.

>but muh
>I am important
>and smart
>and rich
>and popular
>and 12 inch dick
>still comes to 4chan

How likely is this to be true? I mean I became pretty skeptic about such things in the last year but this is said by actual scientists.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/selfreplicating-alien-space-probes-could-already-be-in-our-solar-system-say-mathematicians-8716853.html

this picture doesnt make sense to me

the ship still would have to pass the same amount of space, it would just be cramped but the energy/time needed to pass it would stay the same

wouldnt it?

>>5058824
I beg to differ.

which part of your question does not answer? if so, care to reformulate your question in clearer terms?

>>4956597
it's got a shit ton of instrumentation, the "find life" thing is mostly for publicity, they're actually trying to catalog the entire geological history of mars, hoplefully get a good handle on the geological chemistry for a manned mars mission.

the immediately benefit from this? none
the long term benefit? colonization of mars

the immediate benefit of the research going into the rover? well, go read their findings while they were building the thing.

there's also the problem if needing EVERYTHING right NOW. most things don't work that way

>>4234917

>>4232423
>The reals consist of all numbers greater than 0

>>4217529
>bypass the Heisenberg uncertainty principle

>>4182899

this picture makes no fucking sense, since when are men generally attracted to intelligence? GET OUT

>in EE
>have to take one chemistry course
>get a B because of no curve due to thousands of pre-med retards
>average was a 67 for the class
>tests were all multiple choice
>tests were all multiple choice
>had all As, expect for two A-s before


I'd have a perfect GPA if I only had to take Math + EE + Physics