/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12181617
based
>>12181675
>heyy don't fight now, you can both groom me as much as you want
this
>>12181783
Not them, but man analysis filters me. Mind you, we are doing lebesgue integration later this semester and that sounds really interesting, I'm excited to see the construction. Things like functions of bounded variation and Riemann-Stieltjes integration are pretty boring imo
>>12181942
I think you're on to something...
>>12182075
>just dedicate your thesis to your favorite anime character
They did get me through most of my struggles more than anyone else, other than /gmmg/-anon of course
>>12182086
Disagree, I prefer a bit more discourse in textbooks, and I really would've liked more tangible examples that aren't the real numbers.

>>11907807
Happy to finally be included in one of these!

>>11861782
It's summer, so I'm taking my little break before next year kills me. (though I'm prestudying so I will hopefully have a better time.) 7/8 of my classes are gonna be math. What about you?

>>11852579
Not sure what you mean. They do tend to be thinner because all the calories go to the brain/malnutrition. Just remember that not all mathematicians are male, some of us are female (male)

>>11834502
[math]f:\text{people}\rightarrow \text{cuteness}/10[/math] is defined as: [math] f(x) =
\begin{cases}
10, & \text{if $x$ is female (female)} \\
10, & \text{if $x$ is female (male)} \\
0, &\text{if $x$ is male}
\end{cases} [/math]

>>11768616
ok new one for you
"Should I take hrt?"

>>11179842

You know, I'm willing to bet it has something to do with the cumulative effects of certain industrial pollutants. What shit did we start pumping into the air/water/soil within a few decades of the 1970s? Maybe it's some knockoff effect of a fertilizer or pesticide? Can we look at whether autism occurs more commonly in some regions versus others? It's weird to me that autism and obesity also started ramping up at around the exact same time, I swear we must be poisoning ourselves unwittingly.