>>7986979
>NASA should be woried in produce capsules to ferry people to de ISS?
No. Plenty of other people are already further ahead there, and NASA isn't going to be able to compete with them on price.

>And the whole Journey to Mars™.It will work?
No. From what I understand, nothing NASA currently has in the pipeline is going to be capable of that. And NASA doesn't have nearly the budget to start developing anything else as well.

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>>7987286
OP BTFO.

>>7986979
>What should be NASA`s work?

Lunar colonies (step 1 and the only thing they should be doing right now)
Martian colonies
Colonies on all other celestial bodies
Asteroid and planet mining
Generation ships

>>7986004
>>Realize you're now bald, fat, on a low wage with all your dreams crushed.

everything was accurate up till here

I have a full head of hair and am actually getting skinnier because I do not eat anything at uni, I starve until I am so hungry I am forced to leave my room and get food

but yeah im probably lower than #452 in ability, i am probably in the bottom quartile of my class

That's why I took up to drawing furry porn

Our Prof pretty much told us to expect to feel like that the very first day
>"You're not geniuses, you're not going to change the world, you're not innovators or you wouldn't be here, you're just here to get a job and be another cog in the machine, and that's fine."

>>7984254
Complex analysis is more eye opening and fundamental than Real analysis.

Most human beings are not sentient.

>>7984262
>Most human beings are not sentient.
I like you.

Here's mine:
We don't have enough to do to keep everybody busy doing something useful.
The whole "he fell for the STEM meme" meme is caused by everybody seeking out the "good" jobs creating a flood in the STEM job market.
But it's true in nearly all fields.
Before 1980, Murrica had a trade surplus.
We exported far more than we imported.
Today we import more than we export, but...
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2/3

33%

>>7983991
>>7984053
WRONG

>>7983996
CORRECT

to everyone who reply after me
2/3 is objectively correct and if you arrive at another number, double check it because it's wrong

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>>7983869
You're right.

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I already laughed about
>SHILLBERT
yesterday

But let me just post this here, Hilbert has the cutest voice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbgAu_X2mm4

Type M master race

>>7981650
>How does it help us?

How does hair help us?

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>>7981656
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuedZ1Y_dU4

>>7980526
type that shit in wolfram alpha
noone's gonna do that baby shit for you, kid.

Currently at a community college taking an 8 week course on History. It's busy work and complete garbage. It's too late for me since I am already taking the course, but how do we get rid of this requirement for future generations?

>>7980526
Are you a retard?
[math]e^{ix}=e^{ix+0}=e^{ix+i\frac{y}{2}-i\frac{y}{2}}[/math]

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>>7966481

>>7966481
Obviously. I hope that the East Asian master race can bring peace and prosperity to all the peoples of the Earth :)

>>7998485
the length of (1, -1, 0) is sqrt(2)
the length of (0, sqrt(2), 2) is sqrt(5)

so it's sqrt5
2,23

unless you're starting at (0,0,0), then all that shit gives you is a direction.

If it's the former, use your trig.

>>7998485
sqrt(6)

http://mathworld.wolfram.com/VectorMagnitude.html

>i make le shitpost

>>7996906
this

>>7996900
The center of gravity is at the center of the solar system, and so the sun, as the object with the largest mass, remains in equilibrium there. If a larger star were to enter our solar system, it would move to the center, displacing our sun.

It will end if and when companies determine they aren't getting a return on their investment in their data scientists. Until such a time, the meme lives on...

>>7996642
>wearing chuck taylor's and a tie
Is this a smear campaign against data science? I don't want to be associated with these nerds.

Look at his smug goddamn face.

who cares, QM is wrong since it doesn't include gravitation

the "it just werks" -interpretation

>>7998800
Bohmian mechanics

>>7998069
>he thinks applied mathematics is solely computations

stick to pure math you fedora

>>7998069
to be quite honest, doing computations all day might actually be pretty fun.

>>7998069
>applied mathematics
>only computations
It is not true, the methods that thy use in real applied mathematics range through all of mathematics. For example: some practical problem boils down to solwing a nonlinear pde. Eangeneers usualy employ numerical methods to approximate the solution of the pde, but te you have a crucial question: is the solution of your equation unique? Then to showthe uniquness they employs really fuced up results from analysis...
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>>7996918
No, you didn't.

Also, frogposting is cancer. Kys

>>7996925
>No, you didn't.

Yep, I did. I'm good looking and can pretty much say anything and women will still sleep with me.

Was she fat?
Did she have a speech disorder?
Asthmatic?
Allerrgic to everything in existence?
And extremely fat?

Is that a Bingo?

>>7994422
>Can you tear apart a black hole with an even more massive black hole?

If you assume that the mass really is compressed into a point-shaped singularity then no. At best you could warp the geometry of the event horizon but you can't get a gravitational gradient across a point and therefor can't tear parts off it either.

>>7994567

So what would happen if you put two black holes next to each other? Nothing?

>>7994606
They'd merge into a bigger black hole.