>>7783390
You're a fucking moron. DNA would be too damaged, or non-existent.

>>7783390

Step 1: Build a device that allows you to travel to another dimension where the laws of physics make that possible.

Step 2: Ask the people there how they do it.

>>7783390
step one: restore oxygen levels to prehistoric times

>>7783372
Nobody said they are. To the best of their knowledge these are the actions which are required for an event to happen. Rain dances, hunting rituals, animal sacrifice, all early pseudo-scientific attempts at understanding the world. Even the Mayan calendar is pseudo-scientific. The act of counting days between eclipses, full-moons, etc,while it may allow for prediction of future events, does not get into the process of what causes a full moon or an eclipse. But one can say these are essential steps in the evolution of...
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>>7789255
>SpaceX will make another attempt to land the first stage of their Falcon 9 rocket, this time on a floating drone ship in the ocean.


1. Checked

2. Landing the first stage on a drone ship in the ocean, successfully, would be a monumental step forward in the quest for cheap spaceflight.

>also akin to landing a brick on a floating sponge

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last two launches with climate related payloads failed

How long before they do anything with a human mission?

>>7786227

Solid 5/10

>>7786227
>babby's first semiclassical Virasoro symmetry
lel, I did this in middle school

>>7786227

>he thinks /sci/, a place filled with bitter virgins, is going to be pleased to see a female doing better than they are in their own autistic pursuits.

0.9999....

Honestly I am very prone to making algebra errors.

That and I can't visualize trig very well.

I've never really (intuitively) understood the approaches to solve differential equations.

Well, let me tell you about my friend, one of the top 12 british mathmaticians atm

He only works, per se, like 4 hours a day - he goes into work monday to friday, but he mostly answers emails and discusses problems with other mathmaticians.

Thats it.

But the key is what you spend your free time on - my friend has like 20 hours of free time a week, but he does his maths for fun. For him, it is free time, and as a result although he technically only works a few hours a day, he is doing maths effectively every waking moment without pause because its fun for...
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I don't get it. Do you actually think that all "smart people" have the same work schedule? Why the fuck would that be the case?

From the moment you wake up to the moment you fall asleep out of exhaustion every single day non stop for as long as it takes.

for me personally, I just keep my head down and work hard and try to have fun while I am at it

I could say I am smarter than others, but everyone thinks that. And since Im not some great innovator and my life isnt astounding, I remind myself to just be humble

to answer your question
>most likely delusions of grandeur

>>7783356
Stop caring.

>>7783373

how?

Let's just go ahead and solve all of these threads at once:

>go to well regarded university's website
>navigate to math homepage
>find course listing
>click on course of choice
>read page to find the textbook they use

>>7783321
Mathematical entities are indispensable to our best scientific theories, therefore we should think of them as real

>>7783321
If you want to study in advance for a particular course you should probably use the book the course uses

discrete math is a usually a potpourri of random shit, although with a big chunk of combinatorics; topics covered vary a lot.

>>7783269
>Are there any physical laws that are exact

That's not the point of physics.

But from (unprovable) symmetry: conservation of linear momentum, conservation of angular momentum, and conservation of energy are absolute.

more like DUDE WEED LMAO videos

>>7783145
>"no"

>>7783139
DUDE WEED LMAO

>>7783026
>the real volume (excluding inflation)

What does that mean?

>>7783026
put it in a body of water
measure displaced volume.

this is middle school physics bruh

>>7783037
The actual volume/size of the universe, as it was pre-inflation. I'm not talking about "it was smaller than an atom!", I'm talking about some way to measure it relatively to something that isn't affected by inflation; a constant.

After that you can determine and possibly predict the rate of inflation. When you find that inflation variable, you can also determine the exact limit of the speed of light, for an example, since what we currently have as C is scaled up as space inflated.

>>7782907
reducing to reach what form?

>>7782915
[math]a\,=\,b\,q\,+\,r[/math] where [math]q[/math] is the greatest complex number smaller than [math]\lfloor \frac{a}{b} \rfloor[/math] and [math]0\,\leqslant r \,\leqslant b\,-\,1[/math].

>>7782925
ok, what definition of inequalities in C do you choose?

Hardworking comes more in handy in everyday life so I'll choose that.

>>7782837

>he thinks having a high IQ means he doesn't have to work hard

Terence Tao literally does nothing else but work hard. His work ethic is one of his most impressive traits.

You don't have a high IQ, you're just doing baby problems.

When is this low IQ butthurt threads gonna stop ? Shitposting won't make you magically smarter.

>>7782814
>genetically enhanced to increase my intelligent and other features
not unless you're a very early fetus + science is not nowhere that for (and even if it would be, it would probably considered "unethical" by some dirty liberal hippies)

>inherited as a dominate gene
Yeah, a highly complex trait like that is going to be on one gene. Sure, m8.

I really hope you're not older than 12, because mentally you surely are not.

>>7784123
Thank you for replying

>I really hope you're not older than 12, because mentally you surely are not
At least you can understand my position.

Yes. Removal of your genitals combined with chemical castration to reduce any residual mental images will spur you to do your studying.

If you've got hereditary hemochromatosis you sure need to. Your body doesn't get rid of excess iron properly. You need to bleed it out.

That's a genetic disase that affects about 0.5% of Northern Europeans. It only kills people slowly and conveys resistance to certain infections, so it may have been much more common in the past, after epidemics killed most of the people with a normal iron metabolism, possibly explaining why bloodletting was such a popular thing.

>>7782791
donating blood reduces blood viscosity by removing some of the iron

>>7782791
No. Only if you have hemochromatosis or polycythemia vera.