/sci/ - Science & Math

>1/0 = x
>(1/0)*0 = x * 0
>1 = 0
>yfw

Round the world trip.

What are the best natural structures to visit?

>>3741397
Why didn't Q just give Picard a permanent vagina or something?

>Oh, that's right, he already has one.

What exactly is thunder and lightning?

>>2974984
Pretty much this. Just because the characters are physicists doesn't mean you are learning physics.

The first line of androids are built to store the consciousnesses of a small selection of the worlds population. There will be no more built for another few decades by which point you will be dead.

The selection committee invites you to an interview to test your eligibility for the program. Why should they pick you? What qualities do you have that make you a worthy candidate?

>Watch ten minute video on Khan Academy
>Explains things more clearly than several one hour lectures
>MFW kids in my brothers sixth grade watch, for free, and understand things I am paying several thousands of dollars a year to learn

I know I'm actually paying for the degree, but at the same time - where's the prestige in the degree when the information it requires can be learned on the net for free.

I see OPs logic. It does make sense

dolhpins once lived on land, yes? then went back 2 the see. thats fact (shut up religiousfags). so here is my theory. because dolphins are smart they knew what was going 2 whip out the dinosaurs, so they evolved back into the sea? true or false?

study over the whole semester so that you don't have to pull an all nighter and go into your test tired as hell and fail it.

Why do they say "T Minus" when counting down big events? How does that add anything to the countdown?

Is black a colour or not?

>>1086869
Well I actually do not dislike psych, I think it's a field that /sci/ does not give enough credit, but basically, I just had no idea with what to do with myself and since I enjoyed Psych as a subject at school I sort of just picked that, it rolled around to the beginning of University, I was not that enthused and deferred. I just do not see myself enjoyed Psychology as a career. (I was looking into doing Neuroscience electives, honors and following that on for a full 6 years). I'm quite excited about the prospect of astrophysics though.

>>1086857
OK, thank you good sir.

I've emailed the University with some questions so hopefully they can shed some more light on it, but answers from anyone else doing a similar course would be appreciated.

hello /sci/, dumbfag here

I'm going into precal/trig for my junior year and it says to get a graphing calculator. any commendation on a certain one I should get?