/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6783239
Base 9

0.3 + 0.3 + 0.3 = 1

woah

>/lit/ trying to science
>>>/lit/2735182

Oh dear....

>"study groups"

I just don't get those... They always seem to be just another get together with food and drinks and just joking around while supposedly "studying," but no one's really paying attention to their books or homework or anything, just another goofy time out with friends. It always seem to be the same type of people too, just jerks meeting at a room with textbooks, homework, and food, and not even paying attention to the first two on the list, and the few people who are doing their work are just copying off of the homework of everyone else. And these people mostly never get any better than a C or B, so I just don't get the point of these things. Studying often seems better done reclusively than with others because of this shit.

>people who pronounce "Feynman" as "FEIGN-man"
>people who pronounce "Euler" as "You-ler"

>3 million Earths
EGAD

What's a good acne cream or medication I can use (preferably not medication if possible)? I shower about once or twice every day, scrub myself down in enough soap to drown a baby seal (germaphobe here), and my acne still persists; and I'm in my fucking twenties and it's still as bad as ever.

So what's a good acne cream (or medication but I rather not go to those if possible) I can use? I need science for this one, for obvious reasons

So let me get this straight: much like how in our three-dimensions, shadows appear as two-dimensional (i.e.: as flat as the surface it's currently displaced on), shadows would actually appear as "three-dimensional" in the fourth dimension and so on?

>people that think a bachelors is enough to qualify you as a scientist, engineer, or mathematician
I seriously hope you guys don't do this, 'cause that's kind of sad and aggravating.