>>7982110
That is kinda right pal.

How far in to 'taste' the drug? I'm highschool math+halfway through spivak right now. How much more until the addiction sets in?

>>7982154
A lot more senpai. However, he is memeing.

Because they're made of antimatter instead of matter and will be annihilated instantly if they come anywhere near us

/bread

>>7975863
There is no paradox when you consider how rare life is.

>>7975863
I think it's because no organisms are currently inhabiting our small part of the galaxy or maybe universe (I emphasis currently). Maybe at one point there was an group of organism. Populations of organisms might just not live long enough to evolve into complex intelligent life forms (Intelligent enough to survive catastrophic events). This also applies to life on earth, In all likelihood, sometime soon (A few million years), life will be totally wiped out.

Outrage incoming. Funny how scientific facts won't matter when fee-fee's are about to get hurt

Isn't the difference in volume just due to the fact that male bodies are larger on average than females'

>I haven't read the article

>>7980984
Two things:

1) Neanderthals had bigger brains than humans and they went fucking extinct, and were dumber. This point illustrates how your insinuation is based on your lack of understanding of basic biology. Off yourself.

2) Don't off yourself yet, off yourself knowing that there are women in STEM RIGHT NOW with smaller brains than you and have achieved a lot more and are far smarter than you will ever be.

>inb4 reddit
>inb4 librul
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>>7979124
It's 50-50, since you can rule out the grey box. It's also a feint of the Monty Hall problem, which is probably where the stupidity comes from. The difference is so slight that it's almost unnoticeable.

If there is a gold ball in the box, what is the probability of the other one being gold.

[math]P(G|G) = \frac{P(G \wedge G)}{P(S \wedge G) + P(G \wedge G)} = \frac{1/3}{1/3 + 1/3} = \frac{1}{2}[/math]

Babby's first intro to prob and stats.

May I add

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertrand%27s_box_paradox

>We don't have an overpopulation crisw
Should have stopped there senpai. Our problems are That we are fucking the earth.

>>7972347
No we aren't, human footprints are comparatively small on the grand scale of things. Earth doesn't mind anyway. It's like saying it's sexual assault if I hotglue a statue.

>>7972348
It will be shitty for us, that's the point. Not everyone who has a concern for the environment is a new age hippie gaia faggot.

>>7968593
I've talked to senior research scientists (females) about this and they all agree that sexism in STEM is pretty much BS. Can't you just dismiss it as just another popular culture phenomenon like everyone else?

>>7968599
>like everyone else?

Yeah, like everyone else.

>except academia feminists
>except edgy 15 year old feminists
>except casual feminists
>except all the female STEM majors that are failing
>except the president of Canada, oficial pope of feminism
>except everyone from tumblr
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>>7968593
>start pure math degree (honours program)
>60% female
>notice in first year that the women are never among the top students
>second year comes
>45% female
>remaining women ask the most inane and retarded questions in class
>prof always tries to encourage them and pretends their idiotic answers are...
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Yale Astrophysics 160, Pr. Charles Bailyn

Lectures: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD1515420F4E601A4

Problem sets, midterm & final: http://oyc.yale.edu/astronomy/astr-160

>Differential Geometry
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPH7f_7ZlzxTi6kS4vCmv4ZKm9u8g5yic
>Real Analysis
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlnod0oUGnbPGZgYoCy-IKPmqF0X4Iu-x
>Functional Analysis
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMn2aW3wpAtOqo0g0OnHndXB1LnYBeMaX
>Algebra
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLelIK3uylPMGzHBuR3hLMHrYfMqWWsmx5
>Algebraic Topology
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpW0M9zJ2RQ6Q_nu6nl30Mpx918tFn7Fo
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>>7941602
Do these have problem sets, exams and such?

>>7982605
Because ugly people still have babies. Also ugliness mostly isnt genetic

Define ugly

>>7982605
Because evolution is slow, whereas life itself isn't.

>>7979860
AI or human genetic engineering.

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Realistic sex robots. That is the primary goal that all technology has been moving us towards. Nothing else even matters.

>>7979874
Hu-hu-hu-hu yeaah baby, yeah!

no, because blurriness is lack of information. You would need more information in order to let a person see better

>>7982908
>what are 3D posters

>>7982908
wut?

>>7982742
Look up Fourier transforms, transfer functions and how they are used to solve differential equations

>>7982758

I do not think that is relevant desu

>>7982742
What book is that? because its written like shit

What he does is let [math] x(t) = \hat{x}e^{i\omega t}[/math] with [math] \hat{x} [/math] some constant because you know that the position will be a function of [math] t [/math] only in that form.

Plug this into equation 23.3 and differentiate and you get 23.4

>>7981646
Ignorance is bliss

>>7981646
Why is scientific literary relevant to writing a thesis on Chaucer

>>7981646
http://www.nsf.gov/statistics/infbrief/nsf10308/

A huge chunk of PhDs awarded are for people like Melissa Click who literally go to cons to study fandoms.

Also, turns out a lot of people are inherently retarded.

For example, for thousands of years philosophers have made arguments for the existance of god, only for their argument to be destroyed by the next generation of philosophers. But the punchline is that both those who do arguments for god and those who do arguments against god... BELIEVE...
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Torque

>>7981101
I've done that. DYEL?

>>7981114
Lying on the internet? How dare you.

my brain has exploded.

>>7980629
In development, honestly. Materials sciences research is really taken for granted and not popularized because of how boring it seems.

>>7980647
>materials """"" science"""""

>>7980539
I'd rather not have an 80-hour work week for half the hourly rate, if it's all the, same to you.

Why would you actually get the extra time free? Society will adjust, just like how women working didn't make the average family twice as rich despite having twice the income.

>>7980547
>~ half the hourly rate, if it's all the, same to you.
Are you Gman?
Also, let's assume nobody has to have an double their work hours a week to work full time. But you do make a good point about society adjusting to fill the 8-12 extra hours without sleep.

>>7980539
>wanting to give the jews an excuse to slave you for twice the hours
Fuck off.