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>> No.12450945 [View]
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Hey, /sci/, what is the evolutionary explanation for my sexual attraction to this fox? Why do I want it to bite my scruff and ravage my butthole with its veiny knot? If God doesn't exist, where did this trait come from? Checkmate, atheists.

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>>11439580
No. Not unless you specify limits of integration. [math] \int \frac{\text{d}x}{x}=\int \text{d}t\implies \ln|x|=t+C [/math]
>>11439630
I combined the constants into one. An arbitrary constant minus an arbitrary constant is just another arbitrary constant.
>>11439560
[math] t=\frac{Nq}{i} [/math]. t is time, N is number of charges, i is current, q is the elementary charge. This probably makes no sense.
>>11438003
>through heat radiation
That's not radiation. It's just conduction thru the skin and then convection with the air. But your logic makes sense. Heat conducts in a material in the direction opposed to the temperature gradient, and a hot fluid will transfer heat to a relatively cool surface it encounters.
>>11423676
Yes.

fucking damn, third time is the charm

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>>11439592
No. Not unless you specify limits of integration. [math] \int \frac{\text{d}x}{x}=\int \text{d}t\implies \ln|x|=t+C [/math
>>11439630
I combined the constants into one. An arbitrary constant minus an arbitrary constant is just another arbitrary constant.
>>11439560
[math] t=\frac{Nq}{i} [/math]. t is time, N is number of charges, i is current, q is the elementary charge. This probably makes no sense.
>>11438003
>through heat radiation
That's not radiation. It's just conduction thru the skin and then convection with the air. But your logic makes sense. Heat conducts in a material in the direction opposed to the temperature gradient, and a hot fluid will transfer heat to a relatively cool surface it encounters.
>>11435410
But that isn't true. "Duty cycle" depends entirely on the device you are powering. The entire signal can potentially be used to do work, including voltage negative relative to earth.
>>11423676
Yes.

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>>11415700
Checked OP's image again. Genuinely can't tell if that was born as a male or female, or what gender it is now. That line is so blurred it may as well come with a bottle of lube as far as I'm concerned at this point.

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