/sci/ - Science & Math

>>5473803
And I thought I wouldn't be found out that easily.
L-Let me think about this for a bit.

Could a star made of ice have habitable planets orbiting it?

>>5106703

>>4330795
Yea indeterminate my bad, either way that kid had his math wrong from the start.

>>4072698
Hey, GUIZE...I'm america, nice to mee you

1700's-1900's:
I'm a poor struggling country, just trying to rise in the world. I encourage my citizens to be smart and achieve as much as they can. I invite citizens from all over the world to come to america and try to make the most out of life, for themselves, there family, and me. Our country must progress!

late 1900's:
I am now rich and powerful, all our hardwork (and wars that killed the other superowers) paid off. I am king of the world. I guess I can tell my people to take it easy now.

2000's:
Decadance is the norm. I don't really encourage or expect anything of my citizens. I have become fearful of anyone who tries to change our way of life. I guess it is fine that my citizen be lazy, and disregard science. Maybe "magic" is more for them.

2010's:
All of my citizen are dumbasses. Education is a joke, american innovation is gone. I encourage ignorance and hate science (the republican party). I think magic will fix everything, and then whine when it doesn't. I am paranoid and racist. I am fat, lazy, ignorant, and sloth like. I owe money to everyone, and I can't repay it. My time is over....AND ITS MY OWN FUCKING FAULT


I'm american btw.

>>4069416
No problem. 4chan is all about "respect".

Let me kinly direct you to our "respect" boards
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>pic of OP

>>3685067
Ohh great, another engineering thread.

inb4 gay sex pics

>>3655710
>reversing its polarity, and making it positive

Magnetic fields do not work on electric charges in that manner

>affecting the gravity of the center of the atom.

making up bullshit

>reversed matter colides with the natural version of itself, it slips into the fourth dimension and becomes a tachyon

Extreme bulllshit. Wtf is reverse matter? A atom made up of antimatter would annilate an atom made of matter. We do this all the time in labs. Tacyons arent not produced!

>travelling towards the edge of our universe as a wave (time) and leaving by pieces of itself (gravitons).

Incoherent bullshit

>Eventually, it is completely broken, and can no longer keep going, so it reappears on our universe as a lone electron, ready to restart its jorney. This is why the universe cannot expand forever.

You sure do love bullshit huh? Also, you make shitty conclusions.

>>3645729
Why do we let christians live among us?

Wouldn't it be easier for the animal food industry if we didn't?

>>3562977
Why should I care what homosexuals think?

>>3549935
Why does Jesus fuck little children?

>>3511922
So, you weren't born homosexual then? It was a choice?

hmm

>>2823609
>EE

Be nice. Maybe Op is retarded. Are you a "special guy" Op? I think you are very brave to be going to college, good for you!

>mfw everything doesn't into anything

>>2746124
>Krisden?

>>2639871
<-you

I want to gain an auto-didact understanding of mathematics.

Which books do I pick up?

>>2485528

This is more of a meta-topic, so if you feel the need to bash it, whatever. Anyway,

Do you guys ever revel in awe at the universe? I mean, obviously you wouldn't choose a career in science/engineering/whatever if you weren't interested in it. But do you ever sit back and just go, "Ah, wonderful," "Amazing," or anything like that? I'm not a scientist, and I don't understand much of the universe, but even as an outsider looking in, I can't help but be amazed at it constantly, how things just work. I mean, Euler's formula (arguable if numbers exist, but still), Einstein, Dirac, etc? I don't understand it but the fact that these topics intertwine like this, I can't help but be in wonder. Granted, there are unsolved problems, but the rest is beautiful, is it not? What about you?

>>2351199
Samefag here.

>6th Grade
>Have to write an essay on Peru
>Must work with closet fag
>He doesn't do his part
>We get a 60% when teacher finds out

>11th grade
>In Government
>Have to do project with computer nerd
>I do research, and I ask him to do the PowerpPoint
>He doesn't have the PowerPoint come the day of the presentation
>I lie and say that my computer had a virus and deleted the slide show
>Our grade is saved, thanks to me

mfw both fuck-ups fucked up

combo

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