>>8074535
>nuclear is too expensive and risky

But it's neither of those.

>>8074537
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/05/03/frances-nuclear-giant-areva-admits-to-400-irregularities-in-nucl/
France has a bunch of old reactors that are having safety problems and to replace all of them would be an enormous cost. Pretty much every country who has them is seeing problems with meeting safety standards. And that really does not help public opinion either.

>>8074551
>>8074537
A lot of countries also have problems in dealing with nuclear waste.

>>8076195
aren't they volumes of highest probability?

>>8076195
the surface usually contains the volume that the electron is in 90% of the time

>>8076195
Electrons aren't really bounded. The orbital represents the highest probability density.

>>8061334
Going thru.
Algorithms: CLRS
Abstract Algebra: Pinter
Lambda Calculus
Haskell Programming
Catogory theory (to connect what I learn in algebra + lambda calculus + haskell together)
Java: online tutorials (not for fun but for fall semester).
This random math text book with lots of interesting advance math/proofs/puzzles

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>>8061334
I don't think they're treating the category of sets correctly, but unfortunately I don't know enough category theory to call them out on it.

>>8061344
what you do not like?

>>8076006
no

>>8076006
yes

>>8076006
maybe

>>8076033
Bull-fucking-shit.

Nice sources

>http://www.rense.com
shit, is that webpage what's going on in a tinfoil's head ?

>>8073625
>core 1
Did this when I was 10 years old and got 100 marks. You don't deserve to be on this board if you get any less

>I've done a lot of practice
>what can i do to increase my score?
Do more practice.

>My mistakes are from copying information wrong
Check your answers A level maths is a piece of piss

just watch a lot of animes

>>8074230
>psychology
>science

just go read a bunch of buzzfeed/huffington post articles while watching rom coms.

>>8074239
>>8074247
>come to /sci/
>ask for education
>shitposts instead

Anyone with actual suggestions?

>>8072513
>Is there anything wrong with them that isn't specifically about Monstanto?
not really

>Should they be supported?
Benefits outweigh the (mostly hypothesised or imaginary) downsides, so yeah.

>>8072513
They're just another useful technology. The whole concept of "intellectual property" is bullshit, though.

>>8072513

>that isn't specifically about Monstanto

you just answered your own question.

GMO have been shoved to market using backdoor tactics and lobbyist shills granting monsanto far too much control over them, none of it has undergone proper research, is the declining number off bees related to GMOs? i dont know, no one knows, not even monsanto, but it is entirely plausible.

i would have no problem with GMOs if the financial/governmental system around them wasnt so...
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Karate kick the the trolley off the track

>>8069205
you cannot change choose since there's only one node in the image

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change uper track after the fronteheels drive on this track switch to the lower trach

How much of that did you know at the start of Calc 1?

>>8075608
Very easy you just need to know about the geometric series and telescoping sums.

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>>8075605
part 2

also rate the exam

>>8060486
>music
dON'T.

>>8060486
Why don't you trust treat every week as if your exam is in the next week, gives you a nervous breakdown, but it gets the job done

>>8060515
music is weird how it works. I listen to classical, and when a fast tempo song like

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X9LvC9WkkQ

turns on, my work pace becomes faster.

mutual masturbation?

>>8075813
hah no, they are to be used to slow down or speed up a clock. I mean, one speeds up the clock, but when the other is turned, that one stops or pushes back the clock based on the force applied.

>>8075861
Easiest solution is to run the clock with servo control and have a digital counter for each crank. You'd have two crank sensors attached to a microcomputer and depending on the values that comes from the cranks it either run the clock forward or backward.

>>8073460
wtf I haven't learned much programming, like I know a small amount and I've never even heard the phrase chomsky heirarchy

>>8073462
i'm half convinced he was just being nice in offering, and when i actually accepted he decided to throw me some retardedly-hard shit to encourage me to quit so he didn't have to fuck around with it.

i dunno, maybe i really am just a retarded person... :*(

>>8073460
Uh oh, sounds like you've befriended an autist. Does he talk a lot about these things called "monads" and "functors?"

>>8069482
First of all you have to get rid of emotions.

have an IQ > 180

be on talk shows as child

make legendary genius mathematicians fall to their knees and weep when they witness your potential to advance the human race

graduate MIT before 15

PhD before 18

do math on windows

>>8069489
This.

tl;dr being a polymath isn't possible today.

>>8067600
A 747 was flying from Warsaw, Poland to London, England. As they were flying past some touristy landmarks (Big Ben and Parliament), the pilot came over the intercom and instructed all who were interested in seeing Big Ben to look out the right side of the plane now. Many passengers did so, and the plane promptly crashed. Why?

>>8067600
A mathematician is working at a bar. A man walks in and says "I want one beer for my first round, two beers for my second round, 3 beers for my third round, 4 beers for my fourth round, etc. on my tab." The mathematician then opens the cash register and hands the man 1/12th of a dollar.

>>8067631
Lmao