/sci/ - Science & Math

how does /sci/ deals with not being rich? feels bad man

my face when rich and good looking people have life on easy mode

my face when theres no free will and everything is about luck

my face when i dont enjoy life

my face when obvious troll but still gets replies

>>3123551
>If you havent already seen Cosmos, you basically dont belong on /sci/
carl sagan is cool and shit, but come on, the only way i could stand carl sagan for more than 5 minutes is if i was on drugs

This thread makes me wish most of you fags were sterilized and had your voting rights revoked. It must be painful to be utterly devoid of critical faculties with which you could evaluate the retarded concept of a 'perfect' political system you subscribe to.

By the way, poverty is much more of a problem that focusing on inequality itself. Why shouldn't we work on fixing the former first? It would certainly be a much more productive endeavor.

This thread makes me sad.

Why can't we ever have a proper economics thread? I have a genuine desire for constructive discourse on the subject.

People at /sci/ I'm completely lost at this;
Find 1/cos^2x = 1+tan^2x with the formula; Cos^2v + Sin^2v = 1
Please help this sad fuck.

>>2561756

Now I'm looking at this problem and for some reason I can't make sense of it, can /sci/ help a fellow that can't make sense of something this simple..?

With Ptolomys sentance, a square ABCD enrolled in a circle determine that:
AB x DC + AD x BC = AC x BD
1. Describe in your own words to Pythagoras theorem is a consequence of the above theorem
2.Using the above theorem to determine the diagonal of the rectangle given by points
A(-1,1),B(-1,-1),C(2,-1),D(2,1)

Aww...