/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6319830
>people competing for one-way trip to mars
>mfw one of the contestants is secretly a serial killer who murders the rest of the crew one-at-a-time with no clear way to tell which one's the murderer; the suspense gets super-tense on mars & earth; ratings soar; eventually crew is whittled down to just two, either of whom could be the killer (and they're both acting really freaked out): the best looking man & woman on the mission; shit gets super intense, and then they fuck, right there on television, and make the first marsbaby, and then more, and their children inbreed and adapt to mars, so that eventually mars is practically teaming with murderous inbred mutants.

>>6214083
>/sci/ is a very serious discussion board

>>5725978
>helps anon get better in chess
>sages anyway

>>5684436
Ok

>>5614048
>mfw

I just asked how conversion between two arbitrary bases would be done with the same degree of elegancy.

>you can cross the galaxy in less than 12 years
Yes, and 1000s of years go by everywhere else but in your own frame of reference. Not exactly viable.

>that feel when pulling A's in algebra courses, but B's and A minuses in probability and analysis

(4^x+y)
----------- (Divided by) Is the answer (1/2)^x=y or....?
(8^x+y)

>>4339848
>Experiencing time correctly

>>4312476
It emerges from physics?
>mfw you're not making any sense

>>4271129
>>4271131
>yfw I'm white

bump

>>4152980
Girl detected.

>biologically immoral

>>4115605
>your face when they don't even have oxygen in future

A real ancient Egyptian would probably rofl himself to coma after someone explained what people in this thread are saying