/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15542216
>What are the engineering challenges here?
>Its supposed to me two buildings, 500m tall, and 170km long

>>15421730
>1/100 becomes 1.3/100
>ermahgawd, it's a 30% increase!

>>7352722
>The zygote will become a developed human, without the input of others

So the mother doesn't fucking count?

>>7082637
Bertrand Russel was a mathematician. He obtain a degree in math, he got a PhD in math, he was employed in the math department and he published in mathematical journals. As I said, every logician of the 20th century was a mathematician.

>>7082634
I am obtaining a PhD and obviously I'm thinking a few levels above your head. I'm not talking about the "hurr durr if all X are Y and some Y are Z then ..." kind of logic that is used to test whether a child has down syndrome. I'm talking about mathematical logic. To a researcher for example in spatial statistics or in spectral geometry it is absolutely fucking irrelevant how you make use of sheaves and topoi in model theory.

>>7044025
>spin matrices, wave functions, eigenvalues and measurement have "literally nothing to do with QM"

This might be the dumbest bait I've ever read on /sci/.

>>7028031
>dogs are not physical objects

This is a new all-time low for /sci/.

>>7007202
>my argument

You didn't make any. How about you look up what linguistics actually is, instead of making yourself appear even more uneducated?

Stop falling for bait, you fucking retards. OP is just gonna continue samefagging and pretending not to know Lebesgue integrals.

>>6945477
>This scam artists is tying to scam me?
>Is it a scam?

>>6690373
You charge a rubber band when you climb stairs, when you suicide the rubber band draws you back to ground

>>6657465
>mfw there are people who actually believe this