/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12088303
>imagine infinity
>NOOOOOOOOOOOO INFINITY CAN'T EXIST NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>12080825
It's slow to write, dipshit...

>>12080389
The chance of that occuring for any couple having 4 children is .5^4 = 6.25%. That means that roughly 1 out of every 16 families with 4 kids will have girls only

>>12076971
>more civil wars = less migrants for us
>destroying a countries infrastructure, economy and sense of identity through brotherly wars means the people will just sit still and die

You're delusional
>>>/pol/

>Bill Nye the reddit guy

>>11718749
>yfw Boeing's first crewed launch results in loss of crew and vehicle

holy fuck why is statistics so boring? all the stamp collecting of biology with none of the cool animals, all the formalism of math with none of the insight. does anyone actually like statistics?

Why is /lit/ so full of pseuds atleast I have you guys.

>make a genuine question
>first reply: "your mom"
nice board guys

>>11165550
>more bravado nonarguments
>le current year

>I'm a teacher who thinks that "you learn by doing"
>therefore your homework will be based on these YouTube documentaries

>>10779311
>Race science is pseudoscience.

>>10689411
>Becoming an early slave in the modern slave society.

Context: debating a prob question, someone says "many tens of blue marbles out of a bag of 200"

It technically wasn't a rejection cause I didn't apply (Def would have been if I applied due to shit GCSEs), but I seethed/insecure about Oxbridge for YEARS. I went to a shit school so never met a single person who could have applied yet alone get in, and therefore had no idea if Oxbridge students were unmatched geniuses or barely above average private schooled shits.

And then 1 day I was talking to my best friend/usual study partner about applying for post-grad. He's very easily one of the best here, although I've done better overall and would definitely consider myself stronger.

Anyway he said it was shit he applied and didn't want to go anyway, obviously assumed it was reject cope. Nope, he got accepted, met his offer and turned them down. All the insecurity instantly vanished and I wondered what I wasted time worrying about.

>whence

>hey anon, you GOTTA see this ted talk!

Do any of you students actually go to uni lectures?
I'm still in my first year and haven't been in weeks. I don't know why I'm expected to go to them or risk losing my place when I can learn more by self studying.
Seriously why is attendance mandatory, I'm still paying either way.

>>10441149
Correct. He made a joke and it was amusing.

>>10433840
fucks sake you guys should remember this isn't /pol/

when you grow up you'll realize how this racism is just cringy

>Suppose

>easy concept that can be picked up in little time
>book gives 20 examples
>hard concept that obviously takes some time to learn
>book provides 1-2 examples, and they're not generalizable examples
The worst part is once you get to upper level, it's hard to find resources that give examples

>homework problem takes an 3 hours to do minimum
>graded for correctness

''If you don't believe that earth is the center of the universe YOUR A HERETIC!''

''If you don't believe that every population on planet has equal ability in cognetive functions YOUR A RACIST''