/sci/ - Science & Math

Is micro molar binding usually considered sufficient for a drug? If not, what is more usually acceptable?

could someone clear that up for me

/sci/, I come to you with a something I've noticed regarding business policies:

>Create body of experts to help advise on policies regarding corporations.
>As part of the public sector, this body should defend the interests of the population.
>Appoint heads of major corporations as advisers in these bodies.
>Clearly, they're going to work in their own interests.
>What is this I don't even?

Seriously, I'm starting to think the it's-all-a-conspiracy crazies aren't all that crazy. Can someone on /sci/ justify this to me? Otherwise I'll just have to conclude that governments really are just evil.

fuck library's raise degree tuition

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>>1629289
Ahah let these blue-eyed faggots believe whatever they want while we run the world.

>>1325172
This thread is good and you should feel good.

Thanks for the PDF btw, my university never even mentions convolutions since, for whatever reason, Fourier mathematics is skipped over. I know there is a course coming up that is Fourier-heavy though so a get-ahead is always nice.

>>1248998