/sci/ - Science & Math

>>1495201
ENERGY MAKES IT STRONGER!

>>1495286
Wut?

>>1495238
I don't get to do anything cool until I have a ScD.

>>1495214
Approaches 8/5

>>1442854
>>1442855
Friction is more powerful than you think.

>>1434583
More numbers divide into 12 than 16.

>>1434567
Obviously not, but every piece of geological evidence indicates that Mars once had a liquid Iron core that produced and EM field and its no longer there

>>1434550
mars
Gravity trapped gases, ... then everything came together.
titan
Gravity trapped gases, ... then everything came together.

>>1434557
>>anymore
Implies that it had one, also it lost it because its iron core solidified and the EM field collapsed

>>1375900
They can survive on much less oxygen than our atmosphere provides though, so thats always nice.

>>1343390
Ive switched between that and "Bi-Nar-ul" about a half dozen times.

Binaural? How does one say this?

>>1300752
Actually it been show that an observer would see an infinite amount of "You"s projected out from the black hole as "holograms".
Source: Leonard Susskind

>>1300937
Laughter isn't a response to something funny but rather unexpected. (It just so happens that a lot of funny things are unexpected.) I've always related laughter to whimpering or some other sound of the sort. If you scare a dog they'll bark (The initial burst of laughter) and then whimper for a while (The chuckling that follows).

Then again, I know jack-shit about evolution and all that it entails.

Currently?

"Surely you're Joking Mr. Feynman?" (Almost done)
"The Complete Tales of Sherlock Holmes" (Finished 'A Study in Scarlet', Starting the next one tonight)
Rereading "Light This Candle" for the billionth time.
The Future of War

>>1293708
I could do it statistically... Suppose you a old man who fell and broke his hip on a rail track. There is a train coming with 50 passengers. You could divert the train and save the man, kill the passengers. Or let it run over him... Gut choice says save the passengers... But what if it was a baby? Most people falter here. I say still save the passengers... But what if it was your baby? Nearly everyone would save the baby. I would (at least I would hope that I would still) save the passengers.

Always save the majority. Its all triage.

>>1292392
He'd go lower...

>>1293669
Yes.

>>1293647
I think he's actually interested in it.

"better human being?"

Better how? Morally? Intellectually? Artistically?

>>1278992
So on any given day my personality can switch between these. I would say normally ISTJ or INTJ would describe me, but fuck sometimes I don't give a shit about anything enough to do anything.

>>Do you think of yourself as a
>>Tough-minded person
>>Tender-hearted person

This is why these tests always bothered me. I view myself as both of these.

Are you an American Watson?

>>1260060
>>Richard Leroy McKinley
LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEROY JENKINS!

>>1259327
>>1259250
>>1259456
>>1259462
This is what happens when we reduce arts classes in our school. My brother attends a school where they attend one art class every two weeks. Its no fucking wonder they can't draw.