/sci/ - Science & Math

I'll just leave this here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIKhK3kg4rs

>mfw

>>2373548
we already ARE sacks of meat

oh no.

We have offended a fellow human being and upset their delicate grasp of the world.

What ever shall we do?

>>2294922
who cares?

the point is still valid.


just because the house is under ground you quickly assumed a load of bullshit.
I was just trying to help you see the error of your thinking is all.

i meant no insult.

when will people understand that understanding is a painful process since it often undermines some cherished deep rooted belief?

it is an uncomfortable process in any form.

OMG GUYS GET IN HERE! I FOUND THE MOTHERFUCKING MOTHERSHIP! IT'S BIGGER THAN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM! WE'RE BONED MAN!!! BONED!

http://sky-map.org/
in the 'find object' box type the following coordinates

14 30 56.68, 20 17 18.2

BUT I WANNA KNOW HOW TO MAKE WADS OF CASH! COME BACK! WAIT!

>>2089154
then I'm wrong.
I have no issue with the possibility.

elective courses allow the student to focus on a particular specialization within the major at universities where there is not a formal way to specialize...

oh poor you, having to undertake a more exacting education rather than a common high school elective course that were the equivalent of "play time".
i shed a single tear for you.

still think you would be a shitty addition to the ranks
again...mere opinion

awww...he baleted his post...how sad

Explain the geometrical meaning of the central extension of the algebra of diffeomorphisms of a circle

we don't have space elevators...nor the capabilities to manufacture even one

OP clearly means to adopt the rocket approach...with tried and true technology we have RIGHT NOW.

do you even have any idea how much heat we would put out just manufacturing all those rocket components, fuel, and containers, never mind the launch?

wait...doesn't water EXPAND when it freezes too?

>>1953325
>The most advanced technology so far is iphones.

mfw