/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7235083

How is smoking bad for you if it cures salmon?
If the sky is blue from Raleigh scattering, why is it more red during a sunset?
If light travels faster than sound, why can I hear the guy behind me honk before I see the light change to green?
Is political science a good science degree to go for?

A question popped up in my mind and google doesn't help.

Given an arbitrary Banach space X, is it possible to find a normed space Y such that X is the dual space of Y?

Hello /sci/

I would like to take a moment to salute those who have enrolled in university but are not the brightest.

Men who have to live with the daily feel that instead of fancy R&D they will probably forever be stuck in factory maintaining machines for low pay. The feel of being burned out by the standard curriculum while others have the energy to take side jobs and hobbies.

I salute you, brothers, and grind this passionless life with you.

>>5715819

love it

thanks for the gif