/sci/ - Science & Math

>Was Marquis de Sade scientifically right here?
No.

It's the highest one.

So... even if there was some technical violation in that instance, there was ABSOLUTELY nothing wrong, technical or otherwise, in the second complaint. If it had only been one instance, then I would have had my suspension and then finished my PhD. It was the second instance that got me expelled.

>>11020522
I want to make my enemies watch their other enemies torture and rape their children to death, all with a big photo of my angry face on the wall to remind about who is the one making it happen

>>10994224
I agree with this assessment of T-violation happening after operation by the reverse evolution operator.

>>10528568
I got on the test without studying classical optics or string vibration. I was dumb to ignore this stuff from calc-based physics.

What score did you guys get? Anyone got a better score than me? I absolutely did not cheat and I studies hard for months and months.

And even now, with only my real intelligence, there is no chance that I would fail to identify those goats in that tree.