/sci/ - Science & Math

>Listen to new ager talking about different "energies"
>What they're saying stops making any sense (inb4 implying it makes sense ever) when you replace every instance of "energy" in their sentences with "the ability to do work"

>Hear someone say "I have a theory"
>What they have to say lacks evidence and can be compared to an educated guess at best

Anyone else hate this kind of shit?

>>3112690
Not man made.....my god. Even the IPCC confirms it's not man made and CO2 levels would increase anyway.
>we have just added t the iminent catasrophy or something similarly scary...

First try to realize that what you need to derive is :
1-(1/sqrt(x))

that is

1-x^(-1/2)

Derivation is x^(-3/2)/(3/2)

Simple rule for derivative of polynomes.

>>3102188
>>3102188
I always thought that people can't be so stupid that they actually try to figure out whether this would work