/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>6358210
Hmmm, guess I'm not an idiot

>>6171503

yfw

Any feasible ways of getting journal articles without paying $35 for each one?

I really hate the pay to view system that most sites have. Abstracts are worse than useless...

They don't orbit, they just hang out in probabilistic orbitals.

Also I don't know why they don't fall into the proton.

I came across this video that reminded me a bit of this incredible timewaster I saw a while back called The Secret. Let's just say that when I watched The Secret I didn't exactly feel overwhelmed by rational arguments and claims put forth by the producers. A couple of days ago I came across this video on youtube that looks like your typical charlatan's production, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXtywJ_ozyY , tapping for 50k dollars. She's evidently trying to practice some form of subtle, low level self hyptnotism. Presumably the tapping nudges the brain into a state where suggestions might have a stronger subliminal effect. I don't know really. I thought it was ridiculous that she wasn't trying to program herself in any manner which could *cause* spoils to show up in her account and that the blabbering was about something she couldn't directly control.

But anyway, question for pscychefags I guess is whether this technique or anything similar can be used to enhance sports performance or everyday study/work habits? This video really got me wondering whether people can program/deprogram habits from their daily routine.

Pic somewhat related, mfw I was halfway through The Secret clutching at shreds of disjointed logic trying to make sense of the process.

>>4208209

>Knows east asian IQ is 5 points above European
>Concedes cultural sophistication is linked to average IQ
>Runs out of logic

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International Standard: ebpawpaj, egt

North American Classic: ebpawpaj, egt

Australian Classic: ebpawpaj, egt

UK Classic: ebpawpaj, egt

Mobile 1: ebpawpaj, egt

I assumed that two in a row meant next character. Its just the same gibberish.

Here is when I assume its not a next character:

ddaapawpaj, egt

No help there.

Perhaps its a set of notes? A piece of music? Or maybe you have to use the normal alphabet?

>that feel when they're younger then you too

>>3904668
nice dubs

>the feminists have brainwashed young girls into believing the only way to liberation is to have 12 black dicks in her.
this
fucking liberals
you can't possibly believe that society is better off now than it was decades ago after reading the OP. technology is great, but society has seriously degraded.

>>3228642

What, the lab wasn't equipped with a clock on the wall?

And just what did you need to check the time for, you got a date? Something you couldn't schedule around your already mandated class schedule?

>>2995751

>high school chem lab.
>we are tasked with making SO2 and NO2 for some reason.
>we do the reaction in a Zip-Lock baggie.
>everything seems to be going fine.
>5 minutes later, everyone's bags start leaking.
>horrible odors everywhere...
>why was this one of our labs?!

>>2975091
>MIB 2
>made you think
>about science

MFW when I got the fourth top grades in my school and I need to use the cash register to do incredibly basic maths for minimum wage

>>2566510
>stupid post is stupid

>mfw my TI can't handle it

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IQ_and_Global_Inequality
>Equatorial Guinea
>Average IQ of 59
Is the entire country inhabited by rocks?!

>>2450042
>>2450029
Why must you do these things

>>2440635
There is no edge.

>mfw I discover /sci/ is a bunch of highschoolers

The Great Pyramid at Giza was a nuclear mill for breeding and then extracting plutonium

The King's Chamber,would have contained uranium oxide plus other components within the granite sarcophagus. The nuclear breeding was activated by passing water down the southern 'air' shaft, and heat was removed by expelling steam through the northern 'air' shaft, and by letting hot water pass around the granite blocks in the Antechamber. The water then flowed down the Great Gallery, down through the Service Corridor, and then down the Descending Corridor, to the Bottomless Pit below the Underground Chamber.
Besides heat, the water also carried away waste radioactive isotopes down into the sand layer beneath the Bottomless Pit. Because a complete, intricate stone foundation consistent for a hydroelectric water turbine currently exists in the Underground Chamber, it is proposed that such a turbine would have been turned by the down flowing water, subsequently producing a modest amount of electrical energy for operations within the pyramid. This electrical system would have provided lighting and power for equipment in the Queen's Room. The water would have then flowed down the Bottomless Pit into a highly permeable sand layer in the substrata. The Queen's Room would have housed the equipment for the chemical extraction and purification of plutonium metal from reacted uranium oxide. The final product would have been very small buttons of metallic plutonium/uranium. Humans have stripped any artifacts of interest or value from the pyramid over several thousand years, including the facing stones on the outside, which weigh 5 to 7 tons. Therefore, the modern discovery of artifacts within the pyramid has been limited to a small iron plate, a stone ball and a wood stick hidden within an airshaft in the Queen's Room.

>>2389828
I dunno.