/sci/ - Science & Math

Bill Dubuque

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fuck wom*n

>>12204593
>>12205546
>>12205648
found the tranny kek

>>12206707
pretty much
soon enough only women and "minorities" will be nominated for those prizes.
it was never about science; it is about brainwashing, humiliating those smart enough to understand what's happening and about sending a message

>>12206805
> This also applies to medicine.
medicine is for drone Normies who want to feel scientific and all doctors are technicians, not even engineers and even less scientists.
pretty much, as well.
I'm a medfag and I do believe ~95% of my peers are anfetamine-addicted midwits who got in through connections or even sheer luck

>>12206813
>>12206820
seethe more

The ideal gas laws, and a bit of the physics of materials. Since you won't practically be able to accelerate nails out of the gun using magnetism, your only real option is to release a shit-ton of high pressure air onto the back of the nail. The alternative would be to have a gas chamber into which you release methane to be combusted within, and you use that to fire out the nail. Regardless, you'll need to know the tensile strength of the materials being used to contain the pressure, such that when you use PV=nRT to determine the pressure exerted on the gun you've designed, the thing won't just blow itself apart or become critically damaged.

>>11899294
you want to discuss (complex) QM but you don't think climate change is real?

>>11898140
lasers my dude

this is a big part of quality management where you write procedures based on how the [insert role here] does the work. It then becomes the standard way for that company/department to do [the thing].

>>11898179
I am a 3d entity. gaze upon me and despair

>>11897898
I think therefore I am. this was already solved many, many years ago. what are you actually trying to ask anon?

>>11897968
thanks for the link but this is just a an article, do you have a study on it with names and dates?

>>11896665
I'll entertain this. matter is just condensed energy/photons right? and we know the 4 fundamental forces that binds that energy, so what happens to those? are they negative too?

so, if your negative matter is made up of negative photons that are repelling each other this ((could)) explain why we can't observe it (you can't detect it if it never interacts with our instruments). assuming ALL these forces repel normal matter it should be evenly spread throughout the universe? ok so that explains the whole universe expansion thing too.

you should be able to detect it other ways (I think) but it would be very difficult.

say you proved it existed, how would you capture it? after you captured it you would need to "compress" it enough to "create" some negative matter.

matter creation is currently beyond us but theoretically possible, but in this the forces are actively working against you, so you would need some fucking crazy amount of energy to even create one particle, let alone something massive enough to cause practical anti-gravitational effects

that was fun, thanks.

>>11896857
>an antimatter black hole
a true monster

>>11897046
that's not very pc of you anon

>>11892250
if he had sense of time and therefore could describe it as "nothing" then he was not dead, he was unconscious. Just a reminder, jelly is technically "alive" according to a EEG.

>>11892802
not necessarily. your isolated consciousness is insignificant as far as the probability of future existence is concerned. however, if what you say is true (which makes sense as far as exponential growth is concerned) your existence is extremely significant as your actions should have a ripple effect of some order of magnitude if you take into account the projected duration of the universe. can you fault this?

>>11892798
Depends, heat death lines up with entropic nature of the universe and the "meaning of life" more elegantly imo.

>>11892781
+1 for Issac Arthur this guy does not hold back on big ideas

>>11891890
Probs huddled up around the last "stars" or in simulations around black holes

>>11892374
Oohhh haha good one man nice joke! matter? why does I... nevermind

>>11890225
Anonymous?

>>11668622
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>>11170470
I've made the dropoff.

>>11170455
Who is asking? Who told you that name?

>>10701325
>>Bill Gates has a periodic table in his office with samples of all the elements.
>> Bill Gates has a periodic table in his office with samples of all the elements.
>> Bill Gates has a periodic table in his office with samples of all the elements.
>> Bill Gates has a periodic table in his office with samples of all the elements.
>Bill Gates has a periodic table in his office with samples of all the elements.
Bill Gates has a periodic table in his office with samples of all the elements.