/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15960649
Looks neat anon.
its well beyond my math level.
i wouldnt know what to do with it. im just a tourist here.

>>11512774
You're panicking, and it's affecting your cognition. If you're between the age of 18-40 and don't have an existing respiratory condition, you will survive Covid-19. Your primary concern should be to not unknowingly pass the virus to those more vulnerable than you are if you enter the asymptomatic carrier stage.
>we are fucked and there's not much we can do
This is taken far out of context. As it stands, there's not much we can do in terms of eliminating the virus until we have a vaccine. Until then, the goal is to have all known cases in quarantine. Social distancing is happening to ensure that the spread is easier to track and document, as well as limit the amount of people it can spread to.
Keep a level head, go shopping once a week, stay 1.5m from people, wash your hands regularly, and don't touch your face.

a human being is essentially a donut, with the hole running continuously from the mouth through to the anus. I find this a comfy thought, desu.

>>11061306

He keeps talking about his speech impediment; which condition does he have? what makes your voice sound like that? i actually quite like it

Good night, /sci/

>>9528275
thanks!

>>9389369
>tfw when somone on 4chin cites a paper from your uni

a/a=1, a in R
0*1=0*2
(0*1)/0=(0*2)/0
(0/0)*1=(0/0)*2
1*1=1*2
1=2

QED

How is math useful for programming?

Scientifically speaking, is there anything scientific about this question?

Good night, /sci/

Goodnight /sci/.