/sci/ - Science & Math

>hole for an ear piercing
always knew good ol' Joe was a faggot

>prof assigns something worth 25% of my grade in the first week and sends no announcement of it through email
>pretty much half the class just wasn't able to do it but the prof doesn't give a shit and has a strict late policy
>become 100% mad because I need to do well in this course to get into my masters
>start chainquoting all his previous emails and attaching soijaks to all of them because he looks like the soiboi meme in a fit of autism
How fucked am I? I don't even know if my uni will let me take an equivalent course

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ultimate proof that theoretical physicists live in another reality and should be ignored

Which one of you is this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MksGlqj1YN0

>assume the cow is a frictionless sphere rolling without slipping

>-1000 degrees of celsius

So, I bombed my first Calc test of the semester.

It was pretty brutal. Even though I walked into the class knowing I knew everything, I still failed miserably. Did the online assignments and used Thomas' Calculus as a supplement. But the second I sat down, I freaked the fuck out. Could't even do basic arithmetic. Not even sure I spelled my name write.

Other than preparing and knowing the material, what else does everyone do to keep their freaking-the-fuck-out moments to a minimum before a test?

>http://www.thehealersjournal.com/2011/11/20/scientist-prove-dna-can-be-reprogrammed-by-words-and
-frequencies/

Are these people serious?!

Hey /sci/, I need some help.

I'm currently suffering a brainfart, and I was wondering..

If I'm in a rocket with no air on the inside (granted I don't have to breathe), would I float around? And if there is air in the rocket, would I drop or float?

>oh_yeah_fill-me-up_yeah.gif

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>>3462919

>mfw my water is pregnant and I ain't the baby's daddy

Is intelligent design a scientific theory?

DERP I'M SO MYSTERIOUS AND INTERESTING CAUSE I HAVE A MENTAL DISORDER.
Grow the fuck up.

come on, /sci/, repeat with me:

Hype, hype, hype, hype...

>quarts

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>>2861013

you can't put numbers at random for proofs.
trust me, it doesn't matter how ovbious it is, is not going to be enough.

>mfw i'm starting to see pattern in this god damn problem
i'm getting closeee

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>Empiricism >>> metaphysics

you are using the term "metaphysics" incorrectly. VERY incorrectly.

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