/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12462989
I was on the official SLS discord and I read the full Boeing PDF. Their lander was actually kinda cool apparently it was capable of working on Mars with a heat shield and practically zero modification. Too bad Boring made it

is there current work that is an outgrowth of his ideas?

Where do researchers find their resources?
I'm not talking about journals or whatever, like how do they find specific papers.
Normally, I just type in keywords and find ones that I could use, but some researchers use the most obscure citations that you wouldn't even think of. Where do they find these things from?
Like a specific page on a book that has nothing do with the subject except for that tiny excerpt.

And how are they so sure that no one else has done their research before?

>>10632852
>https://www.theguardian.com/education/2018/jun/03/cambridge-colleges-poor-record-on-diversity-highlighted-by-report

>Overall, white British applicants were twice as likely to be admitted to undergraduate courses as their black British peers – 24% of the former gained entry and 12% of the latter.

Equally-qualified applicants, tho?? ?
If not...is this even a story?

>>10621134
people struggle for varying degrees of freedom.
bondage eliminates that freedom.
as an attempt at control, they sexualize the fear they cannot eliminate.

>>10544465
what here indicates to you that it is not?

>>10026742
I can relate OP.
Doing CS and Math degree in uni and i get so much more done studying alone. I only go to school to network and make sure I know whats going on in classes.

>>9230293
None because he's the principal of the fucking school not Santa Claus