/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15649947
Don't be a mouth breather.

>>15620750
Usually its just an inkling. The intonation sounds slightly off, and the way that words are paced is overly consistent or has an unnatural pattern. No specific examples.
>>15620771
Are you being serious?

>>15082212
Cope. I am a math nerd at class and fit and attractive at the same time, though I'm still working on social gains

>>15081117
>muh deep philosophical ideas. None of this shit is science related
Science is a branch of philosophy called natural philosophy

likeness=/=objective similarity

>>15081073
>PhD
>make good gains to get a gf

>>15078674
I dont know, OP. I'm probably younger than you but my usual trick is to gaslight myself into believing that I don't give a fuck about whatever is causing me to feel miserable. This should only be applied to relatively trivial shit, however, as it can backfire horribly in major life issues.

Who am I to give life advice to someone older than me anyway? whatever, im just drunk

>>15080965
>the image that broke sci

Why wouldnt this work?

Post scientific or mathematical discoveries made by (you). I recently found an expression for the perimeter of any rectangle that have its corners intersecting a circle.

I am mad scientist. It's so cooool. SONAVABITCH

not exactly, what is incompatible with the scientific method and is presented as science or factual evidence is pseudoscience

>>14658826
>Now if you some how jump mentally
Hmmm..... Sounds kind of familiar. Seems as if you're talking about some sort of "Time Leap"

El Psy Kongroo

First do the parentheses, after that do the division or multiplication in the order in which they appear.

>8/2(2+2)
>8/2(4)
>4(4)
>16

What do you think about the supposed time traveler John Titor?

>>12219785
You're bad assistant Christina.

>>12219778
Maybe someday

Muahaahaua Celeb 17 I haven't seen you in awhile you perverted genius little pice of shit

>>10819554
Can someone interpret this engrish to deduce what is said here?

>>10819274
Surely he can give us a simple explanation even if it isn't thorough.

>>10819528
>"I'm glad you're one hundred percent sure that our universe is a totally closed system, but you will be hard pressed to find evidence for that."
Based.

>>10819208
>"Oh, and about a third of my colleagues who were not married got married while in Japan."

BASED
Also how much Japanese did you find yourself needing to speak or needing to know?

>>10818313
I'll go along with your larp. How does it work?

>>10816697
Physics as a whole models reality. Thermodynamics is just a model and it may be an incomplete description of reality. Nice try Kurisu. You're daddy is better than you.