/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15851276
What do you know about God?

Scientifically, what can we infer who the Creator of the Universe is (if it exists) and Its characteristics?

Why does laughing gas make you laugh?

>Learning faster and more in-depth from 50$ Coursera courses than from actual university courses

What went wrong with universities?

>>12561328

I have crohns disease. They are giving me IV drips which are supposed to regulate white cells into my guts. My immune system is weakened and i get sick easily.

I just wanted to say. Good bye /sci/. I wont survive this with 100% probability. I just wish my death wont be painful.

Is college just a scam?

Are there any redpilled math professor beyond wildberger?

He seems to talk about some conspiracy against math education, but he never talks more about it.

Hello frens, I am from biz. I was wondering why you guys dont trade cryptos or any other markets. You guys are really smart and can make more money than brainlets like us in biz.

Looking to study math, psychologist recently diagnosed me with Asperger's (ASD). He wants me to go to college instead of working. Im 19, and since I passed everything in high school besides Art and Math. I want to know the best way to self-teach myself better math. He said id be good if I just got interested in it. Might look to study physics.

ok, I want to self teach me CS.

But I hate math and wasting my time.
So, let's do the following mental exercise.

What would be the path to learn CS starting from advanced topics and ending up on the basics at last.

Like I first want to learn about machine learning and artificial intelligence in an overall sense and see, hey, maybe I need here this X topic from linear algebra or hey, this integration from calculus is usefull here.

I'm asking this, because I think that's how I learn things, I don't like to learn about math because my brains goes wtf is this BS about, this is useless and has no point, is a waste of time, so I lose motivation because my brain thinks such topics are useless.

Maybe I was thinking that learning first the advanced topics is a better idea, since that way my brain could see a need for them and be interested and motivated in learning them.

>>10879355
Runtime Exception at sad(): method stop() doesn't exist.

>Start to look up videos about horticulture
>Is mostly women talking to other women
wtf.

why do women love so much gardening and horticulture?

Here the redpill blacks.

> Gonorrhea
Bexsero, it's a vaccine against meningitis, it's worth 70 dollars.

> Chlamydia
It is treated with antibiotics.

> Hepatitis B
Pentavalent, vaccine against five diseases.

> Herpes
HSV529 vaccine but it is not yet on the market.
Valacyclovir is used to prevent the disease.

> Papilloma virus
He has a vaccine, but he mainly gives it to women.

> Sifilis
It is treated with an injection of benzathine penicillin G.

> AIDS
Truvada can prevent you from AIDS, but it is somewhat expensive, (150 dollars a box), you can see if your health system can afford it.

I wish I was born 10 000 years in the future

>>10653765
realy hard to get

>>10650063
I think we need to make more ice

>science textbook takes a political stance

I want to know the contents of a black holes mass. pretending that we can see things without light, what would a black hole look like, another planet? it's obviously not an actual hole. it's just stuff smashed together so tightly that the mass is too great for light to escape etc, but do they look like inside?

*unsubscribes*

>pick the toughest classes
>bullshit your way through them all
>pass by a hairs width

no matter how little effort was put in, you're automatically better off than the ones who gave it their all in easy classes :^)

>Maxwell placed that low
What a fucking joke.

>track team doing hurles over tables again
I mean come on now

>>9929505
oh nice! how did i not think about that