birds aren't mammals

Reptiles are mammals that evolved into dinosaurs

>>8067660
adding to that,

avians are still technically reptiles, them and other reptiles diverged from some of the original reptiles. some publications list them as non-avian/avian reptiles and others just separate the two. You can still consider birds to be reptiles or their own things, avians.

However, even this can vary because ever since cladograms shifted from anatomical/physiological into genetical, cladograms have become a straight-up clusterfuck so don't be surprised if this conception changes.

I can offer some advice if your interested, got a 514 this past January, first attempt. Give me an email to contact you at if you want to talk.

>>8067500
it's an easy test and I basically aced it (39) but decided to go to grad school instead of meme medical school

>>8067500
I got a 36 from basically just doing a few practice tests. Here's my secret :

[spoiler]pay attention in class and you'll learn most of what you need to know and therefore not need to study much. This means: don't get old tests from mates, put effort into the homework and assignments[/spoiler]

>>8067432
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/En_passant

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/En_passant

>>/sp/ or >>/tg/

>>8067438
Yeah, I headed to /tg/ first but literally the first thread I saw was about a game called Gang Rape.

So I figured /sci/ would be a better source.

Thanks on the wiki articule btw.

Donald Trump

Michio Kaku

>>8067304
4chan /sci/

not enough data

>>8067186
>win the presidency by a landslide?
Historically, 49% of U.S. Presidential elections have been won by a man that did not receive a majority of the popular vote.
Taft was the first to break 60%.
Lindon Johnson has the all-time record of 63%.
Unless you count the electoral college, no-one has ever won a landslide in the POTUS election.
And the Donald *may* actually have a number of "faithless electors".
Besides, Hillary is the favorite to win so far.

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how do you pronounce latex ?

I don't think the mods are too keen on LaTeX-specific threads, but we'll see what happens. In the meantime, I'm not the OP, and I've devised some /sci/ - specific best practices for formatting TeX on this board.

1. Always Always Always begin your code with \displaystyle, which has the global effect of enlarging large operators such as Summations, fractions, and integral signs. This simultaneously makes your product look much better, and it also /makes it more legible on this forum/.

2. Never Never Never allow back-slash characters, denoting...
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>>8067142
Ripped right from stackexchange:
Let the creators of TeX and LaTeX answer:

Donald Knuth wrote in the first chapter of his *TeXbook*:

> English words like ‘technology’ stem
> from a Greek root beginning with the
> letters τεχ...; and this same Greek
> word means *art* as well as
> technology. Hence the name TeX, which
>...
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It doesn't contain one, but it's infinite.

So it isn't N, it isn't a finite subset, and it isn't the empty set.

>>8067007
Its missing {1} so it cant be N
Just like if you only picked even numbers you'd have a subset not in the topology

This is a perfect question for /sqt/...

Topology without Tears I see

Cocaine is an SSRI

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pic related?

this one should at least be framed in every guidance counselor's office in america.

as for your chart, all I can say is it's clear to me that cannabis is the only drug God ever wants us to use.

>>8066975
>I'm looking for that.
Here you go:
https://www.google.com/#q=XKCD+had+that+one+comic+where+that+guy+stated+social+sciences+aren%27t+actual+science+and+psychology+is+not+a+hard+science%3F

>I wish I hadn't been a lazy piece of shit and had started this at 18, fuck me.

doesn't really matter when you start op. My dad took night classes in his 30s so he could go from regular electrical work to EE. Just roll with it.

Living the same thing right now.

I'm 22 and i just jumped back in the academic life. I have 4 to 5 years of study in front of me and i have to work for an appartment, cuz of gf. Its the time to fucking pay back our lazy stoned eighteen ass..

The trick is to accept we will have to change all our habits, cut off some tv/vidya time and built a routine all around Study/Work life. Get an easy job, like in a kitchen or anything not exhausting, 15-20 hours a week is just fine.

Its the moment of your life that will change all your futur: You can fuck it all...
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>>8067390
>tv
>2016
What is there to watch

>>8066873
Spivak's Calculus and Topology without tears were the most fun to read while being exceptionally good.

>>8066873

I'm doing the same. Treat it like a set of skills. Don't get discouraged by the grad students who are breezing through ant and pick pre-sheaves out of their teeth after breakfast. The hodge theaters will come later. Start with single digit addition. Don't be too proud. Since addition is easy, you have to go for speed, since you already understand the concept. Eventually, even though it seems silly, with enough repetition, you'll start getting an intuition for the numbers- you'll start seeing...
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>>8066873
Was uninterested and unexceptional in high school. Now I'm a grad student at a top 20 school. Take that however you want.

>>8066813
about as hard as vanilla mechanical engineering. the difficulty is in getting a job in your field.

>>8066816
This. Even finding a school that offers it can be tough.

So, since the hiring pool is relatively small, you can pretty much count on your competition coming from the most prestigious schools in the country.

>>8066813
2nd year aero engineer at a world top 10 uni in both the field and in general rankings here.

The other anons' posts about difficulty being comparable to Mech Eng is correct-that is don't expect a smooth easy ride through university.

As for jobs, the prospects are bright and aero engineers are consistently among the best paid majors out there. If you can't find an aerospace job, you can do literally any other mechanical engineering job.

>>8066563
Citation needed.

I would wager that they are not more likely to hold these beliefs, its just that people are more likely to listen when intelligent people say stuff like that.

>>8066571
virtually every major physicist that has won the nobel prize believed in eugenics, sterilization of the less intelligent and population control

>>8066563
Nope. A lot of great scientists and Nobel prize winners with extreme high level of intelligence are Ashkenazi Jews and I'm sure they definitely won't support something like this after all things happened to them. They clearly understand what the point of view like that can lead to, so your post is just your subjective opinion.

>>8066554
No, working for google deepmind is the best thing you could do.

Sure, you could try Ben goertzel "hey guys lets open source AGI xD" or the many other even less respectable initiatives in AGI.

>>8066581
And how praytell am I getting accepted there with just a master's in compsci? It's not like everyone wants to work there...

>Feel when everyone is obsessed with making cold, unfeeling, unconscious superintelligent oracles but you just want a socially-oriented companionbot of intelligence comparable to that of a cat's but in an attractive humanoid frame with behaviors that are spontaneous and interesting though not at all times useful

Fucking singularity shitters ruined everything

>>8066539

The color of the light depends mainly on the mass and at what part of his lifespan the star has reached.

>>8066546
Is a purple or green star possible?

what would happen if an orange sun collided with a blue sun

>>8066514
>psychology isn't science
You don't say...

>>8066514
Are you proposing we just let anyone publish whatever they want?

>>8066528
What if we limit criticism to technical details and let theories compete freely?