/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2292975
Thank you.

It's just an idea I had that's been nagging at me. I don't even really know how to phrase it or if it's anything, but I need a better understanding of graph theory before I can even begin to see if I'm right.

>>1835062
Ah, but have you thought about the relationship between the squirrels and the trees? Squirrels disperse acorns of Oaks and also live in them. It doesn't exactly qualify as symbiosis, but both species benefit in the long run. Without squirrels dispersing the acorns, they'd fall under the tree and be quickly destroyed by parasites and predators concentrated by the parent Oak (I forget what this hypothesis is called, but I'll google in a minute). Therefore, they are very important to each other. This is, of course, just one aspect of a complex system. Nothing is mundane, really. Even if you could 'solve' the general system, variations in individuals keep things interesting.

Even /x/ didn't really respond to this.
Go home.

All I have left of my Biology degree is a writing component and 2 semesters of foreign language (fuckin' 6 credit hour class RUINS my schedule, but had I not put it off, I could have finished in December). After that, it's either grad school or vet school.