/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11353853
go back to school for engineering or sonething

>>11353862
Couldn’t I just learn math and other abstract fields on my own. Sure a degree is nice and all but I’d rather take the self taught route as of circumstance now

learn a second language and strive for fluency or learning to play complex positional instruments like the keyboard seem to have some effect on brain function.

>>11353853
Answer is, you can't. Society and the broader power structure decided that for you, long, long ago. At this very moment we have nano and micron size aluminum particles raining down on us, in the air, in the water, in the food. The food supply in general is deficient and poisonous.

You're surrounded by wireless devices that quite literally stress and damage brain cells to a point where they either end up sitting there with swollen stumpy beaded dendrite with greatly reduced arborization, they sit there literally asynaptic and never get pruned out by the glia, or they simply undergo apoptosis. A more necrotic manner of death is rare, but it has been observed in some cases. And it's everywhere. You can't get away from it. With certain supplements and proper nutrition you can attenuate the damage, but you can't prevent it entirely.

Anon, I'm sorry but the ability to pursue your dream was stolen from us a long time ago. If you think you're just coasting, you're not. We're in an invisible war. Subtle, cold, long range, incremental, ruthless and relentless on all fronts. I took the invisible war phrase which was written in the mid 70's called "The invisible third world war". Amusingly the CIA has a sanitized copy, though you can find the full version that was very briefly printed in the US.

>>11355420
from a document which was written*

>>11355420

Source? Preferably meta-analyses or systematic reviews published in peer-reviewed journals.

>>11355420
https://www.mhanational.org/conditions/paranoia-and-delusional-disorders

>>11353853
>How do I retain my IQ as I get older?
Since IQ is normalized by age, you are just as likely to have it increase as you are to have it drop, so you shouldn't worry. It will probably be pretty stable in both cases.

>>11355437
Check out:
>>11354858
And the links in the OP.

Invisible third world war I just searched. I think this is the one.
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/document/cia-rdp90-00965r000100260020-4

Bees have very high aluminum levels in areas where there is no industrial cause. Colony collapse is connected with microwaves as a contributing or causative factor, but it's also occurring in areas with no industrial, agricultural, or probable radiofrequency cause. That leaves air or water, with air being the logical source.
http://sitn.hms.harvard.edu/flash/2015/the-dwindling-population-of-bees-and-aluminum-levels/

There's a few independent groups investigating geoengineering and weather manipulation, I'm not sure which one to link in the case someone wants a single page, maybe 10 minute read, smoking gun. That just isn't feasible.
www.geoengineeringwatch.org has a lot of information.
https://weathermodificationhistory.com/ I've looked into less, but it's on the list.

I know people who have tested their rainwater, and between the aluminum findings and all thes eother lines, it makes sense. I know enough to see that the weather pattern makes no sense, trees are dying by rotting from the inside, and things just aren't right. The idea that a few jets can fly over in the course of an hour, and their water vapor trails can spread and turn a deep blue sky into a white haze... is just nonsense. Yet I see it happen frequently.

My focus is on RF regardless. Just telling OP what he's up against in his pursuit.

sleep, diet, exercise

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>>11353853
Answer is D

>>11353853
there is a patter that repeats on all non-touching diagonals

>>11357312
No lol. Its a simple NOR gate.
Left boxes are A, middle boxes are B, right boxes are C.
A=B NOR C
A is comprised of all the components missing from B+C, therefore D is the answer