/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10737282

just say smith. it don't matter. none of this matters.

>>8838569
Oh god, i'm a moron. Thanks.

>>5774518
>fox news
>stormfront

>>5508686

>we could place it in another universe, or several light years away so that the effects on earth would be extremely small and have a decent delay.

>Maybe we could even try to shield everything inside the of this planetary-sized supercomputer in a way that the interaction between its surface and the universe would be pretty easy to predict with a certain accuracy (so we can somewhat account for the computer itself)

>>5381458
>we can't predict the future
>we can't predict
>we can't
>we

Why the fuck do you equate universal determanism with "humans" ability to predict shit? Why kinda retarded bullshit is that?

Do you also think electricity is magic because "you" don't understand it? Do you have some sort of mental imparment?

Our ability to predict shit and universal determinsim are need not be positively correlated concepts. You are confusing concepts are drawing shitty conclusions kid. Read a book goddamit!

Pressure is only determined by depth and since they are all the same depth the pressures should all be the same.
>implying all the liquid share an equal density to one another.
I really hope that this "96% of American engineers can't solve this," is a joke. Otherwise post source for this information.

>>4360475
Idk anon. Shit I hope this posts. I think the fog is fucking up my Wifi

So much samefag in here that i just puked a little.

>>3624276

>thinks hydrogen bombs are fission

>>2947939
>>The royal family separates us from the riff-raff
>he actually thinks that
>mfw

>>2928317
>invisible>>2928323

>>2594302
> HURR "I'M TIRED AS FUCK"; I HOPE THAT'S A GOOD ENOUGH EXCUSE TO COVER THE FACT THAT I'M JUST COPYPASTING FROM WIKIPEDIA RIGHT NOW
>mfw

to answer op, it is possible to divide by zero, but mathematicians dont like it

>>2458446

fucking tool

>this thread

>GOD DAMN FRESHMEN
>Get a dose of something gaseous due to a Freshman leaving the stopper off a flask
>measure the mass of something due to a Freshman constantly rocking the table
>Rescue a source container of substance from being thrown out when a Freshman contaminates it

why you guise all in freshman lab classes?

>reporter: "Could the oil possibly feed this supposedly 'controlled' nuclear reaction?"

>my face

You can't add the bellboy's $2 to the total they paid because that $2 IS PART OF THE TOTAL. That's like taking 6 apples, splitting them into two groups, then saying the total number of apples is the 6 apples that are there, plus 3 more from one of the groups they were split into.