/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10733911
>dinosaurs-cat-girls

>>10532102
pic related

also:
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>>9985401
>kidney stones are an evolutionary development.

Say there are three people, all highly trained to land long falls, and all falling from the same height.

I'm speculating on which would be most likely to survive based off their body types. One is thin and has the least body mass, so I figure this will mean he would impact the ground with the least force. The second is a body builder, I'm imagining Arnold Schwarzenegger in his prime. He is significantly heavier, but also has more tissue for cusion and I'd think more control over his landing. The third is also strong, but is obese, like Fat Bastard. He has a lot of tissue for cusioning.

I'd like to know what you think.

>>9231405
Just because someone is STEM doesn't mean they can't take interest in a humanity, autism-chan.

>>9176129
>using pol boogeyman meme in real life
you just revealed your power level

>>8371148
No, that's not at all relevant to what I'm trying to accomplish. Reread the OP.

I'm trying to perform barycentric interpolation in a non-euclidean distance metric, but I'm not sure if it's possible to specify barycentric coordinates in other distance metrics.

why do sugar and fat taste so good but carbohydrates and protein are so meh?

shouldn't we have evolved to enjoy them as well

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>>8265337
Can you form a single coherent sentence without autistic /pol/ phrasing?