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>mfw I found long division with decimals harder to learn than quadratics, trig, and calc 1.
>tfw trig was harder for me than every single calc class
>>7953829
>tfw I found K-theory harder to learn than L2-invariants, quantum goups and differential Galois theory
A-am I a ... brainlet, /sci/?
>>7953846
No autistic is the correct term
Are you all just meme /sci/entists or do you actually know something about a subject you speak about?
Is there anyone brave enough to say something about the uncertainty principle or any other popular /sci/ subject? I will then decide if you are a living meme or a true human bean.
>>7953796
>Are you all just meme /sci/entists or do you actually know something about a subject you speak about?
yeah, I know your mom pretty well.
What subject I like most is nature's play between mathematics and physics. Wherever the two delineate it's got to be an answer within the realm of creation. But to what affect. Is the answer hard to figure out as math is labyrinthian? Where do integers start for instance? 1? Why do we picture numbers alongside mathematics before we even start actually using math?
>>7953820
well meme'd
"was astounded by the intensity of his study schedule. “His habit was to do 36 hours or more at a stretch, collapse for 10 hours, then go out, get a pizza, and go back at it,” he recalled"
How does Bill pull this off? Is this even remotely possible? How does one even reach this level of mental endurance?
>>7953755
Based on the evidence you've presented I can only conclude that pizza is the universal panacea.
Like all successful people, he probably abused stimulants excessively in his youth. Now in his advanced years he's suffering the chronic effects of his old habit. As his cognition and self-awareness decline, his dying brain lashes out in odd ways such as donating a large portion of his wealth to promoting Common Core and various other bizarre religions.
>>7953763
Nice bait, got me to reply
Hey. I'm looking for an inexpensive process to synthesize a sturdy material from bacteria, plants or fungi.
What species do I need? How do I extract the compound from the rest of the organic matter? Does the compound need to be heated or treated in any way?
Thanks :D
Materials scientist here. What the fuck is "sturdy". Bacteria don't just shit out metals, ceramics, glasses, etc.
Also, why are you insisting on using bacteria? That has to be the worst way I've ever heard for producing materials with good mechanical properties.
>>7953722
i was trying to get a compound first. and then treat that compound with a heating process or something. i was hoping that would make it sturdy.
i'm just looking for something as strong as balso-wood or less strong
