/sci/ - Science & Math

So I have some piss jugs in my room. I wonder, should I water the ground (grass) with my piss or should I just flush the content down the toilet?

I also wonder, mathematically how much of a difference would an extra of 10 liters (2.2 gallons) make to the ground (grass) per week. Would there be any?

And which is more ecological, why and by how much?
Thank you.

Why is it that when I watch, for example, a video of a large explosion it’s much louder than if I watch a video of kittens softly meowing even though the volume on my laptop is the same for both videos?

>>12677251
No real numbers is a classification used, other examples include complex and transcendental numbers.
>>12677257
No because computers can only store limited amounts of data. Assuming they could however then yes since that is how you would handle infinity.
>>12677263
Only when that something is zero. Otherwise no.
>>12677268
Theres many different options for this. You need to add some restrictions for this to have a definite answer.
>>12677273
1^2=1x1, 1^x=1 in the same way.
>>12677279
You could, but usually math isnt read aloud. you could add emphasis if you wanted too but it serves no purpose to the calculations.

>tfw I’m ambidextrous

>>12061267
I can visualize objects in the real world.

Which do you prefer, and which is the more efficient method of learning a new subject?