>>7960063

Everything 'wants' to reestablish equilibrium

Diffusion itself is the movement of a solute from a high concentration to a low concentration. This is due to there being a higher chance of the solute particles colliding in the high concentration areas and thus, causing the solute to 'spread out' more and move to the lower concentrated areas.

Osmosis is exactly like diffusion, but instead of solute particles colliding and moving to lower concentrations, there's a semi-permeable membrane which prevents this from occuring. Therefore, instead, the water particles, acting similarly to the solute in diffusion,...
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it doesn't 'want' to do anything, the random movement of particles just means more would pass through a membrane from an area of higher concentration till the density is equal on both sides, where the movement of particles over the membrane is negligible since roughly the same volume would do so

>>7959832
>>>/pol/

>>7959832
>>>/pol/

>>7959849
>>7959856
>>>/plebbit/
Also if I was from pol would I have said >mostly white/Jew/Asian populace

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>>7959753
That was a long time ago anon.

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>>7959753
Uh, what?

>>7959776
What existed before the universe and dark energy?

>>7959727
That book tries to cover way too much information for one book. Not worth it.

>>7959727
why don't you get an intro physics text like Halliday/Resnick

and then Taylor's Classical mechanics
both can be downloaded for free at libgen.io

there are many other texts and topics, of course, but the two above will be a good place for you to begin

>>7959727
>a solid foundation

will require hundreds/thousands of books
there's no "here's your foundation" book
just read it - if reading one book is a big enough event to warrant any serious consternation or debate then you'll never make it

>>7959723

Well it's truly objective that you're a faggot

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>>7959725
>science is my guide, and I won't let anything come between me and the truth

>>7959725
Fucking rekt.

Pick up a good book like abbott or rudin and do the exercises

As everybody should know the only way of learning math is by doing math. You'll find that you'll spend so much time doing proofs that you should be able to recite the theorems and def in your sleep.

>>7959604
Thanks. I'm working on Rudin's and Tao's book.
However, Tao's book does not have its solutions available. How can I know if I got the correct proofs?
I'm studying by myself so I can't ask anyone in my school.

>>7959612
You can email terry tao himself and see if that gets you anywhere, but just doing the rudin exercises would probably suffice

>>7959564
I know confidence is an illusion if one were to think about it. It is a fallacy.

we aren't anywhere near explaining social behavior from a brain/neurologic point of view. but i used to be the /r9k/ type and now i'm always hanging out at bars, feeling comfortable at concerts, and getting girls' numbers, and this is how i understand confidence.

we are social animals, and in social situations people are always looking at each other and exchanging social cues. being confident is mostly a matter of faking it until you actually become slightly delusional. people have no idea what is going on in your head, so if you just act like you're the shit and don't overdo it, people will perceive confidence. if you slip up, just own up to your mistake and move on. and that's the best you can do, really.

but if you meant like "how do people end up like douchebags in this pic" i believe some people only surround themselves with likeminded sycophants and they end up being overconfident to some extreme, which results in odd fashion choices and the like. again, confidence is a kind of delusion.

>>7959564
hormones have a lot to do with it, too.

Your options for more reputable universities are fairly limited. Kings is somewhat close to the top of many league tables.

>fishing for "It's not that bad" posts

I'll bite. Where are you from and what's the title on your piece of paper?

>>7959148
American, neuroscience msci

buy an h2 can

Dude just buy an h2 can XD

"DIY" ...?

>>7958613
Transport systems, you'll probabaly be working with kidney shit mosty

but desu, bioinformatics is god tier

t. BME in the south in bioinformatics

>>7958618
bioinformatics is cool., but I;'m not sure I have teh background for it. What universities have good programs in transport programs . (I'm a b-student so not the tip-top unis).

>>7958618
like gene stuff right? I find biomathematics and dynamical modeling cool, But BLASTing genes all day is boring.

>>7958441
One three, one one, two two(s), two one(s).
13112221

Sorry, but you are in a shitty degree full of idiots.

>>7958441
I got this in literally 5 seconds of looking at it. You should feel bad.

>>7958441
not enough context for the problem to be obvious. If you're doing a lesson on encoding it would be. Otherwise you could waste a lot of time trying to find rules for this sort of thing.

SSSB

You misspelled in the title.

But good luck. Make someone happy and just fucking start trying to prove the information paradox with holograms but instead of needing a computer to render the virtual image make the image as a combinatorial self referencing Mandelbrot or something. Because the Mandelbrot somehow has to render itself using it's own machinery, probably. Nonsingular? Solitary? Come on now. There are too many moving parts here to not fit plurality in with itself somewhere.

>>7958337
>No math; all qualitative

Dropped.

low EQ maybe

breathing through your nose is considered more polite, and manners are a sign of higher intelligence compared to the absence of

>>7958329
Ugly people in general are considered to be unintelligent for obvious reasons.

I majored in math and minored in Comp Sci and was afforded the same job opportunities as the Comp Sci majors with the only difference being I'm not cucked if I want to go for more education or transition careers.

This is probably bait anyways.

The only math major I know has a PhD in math and work in risk management at an investment bank.

>>7958277
"Quant" is a pretty common job for math majors.

>>7958277
>This is probably bait anyways.
Yeah but at least we made it three posts in before >300k starting

>>7958150
Hey buddy do you see any blue areas there? Australia is all above sea level.

>>7958159
Not OP, but channels are when you dig dirt out, get it? That means you can bring seawater in. Check out the Suez and Panama canals.

OP:
It would make the interior green by allowing evaporation and rainfall I imagine. I also imagine it would fuck up aquifers by salting them.

I'm all for it though. Fuck it. Give it a go. Can't make the area shittier.

>>7958169
Said Canals connect two fairly close segments of water, inland australia is like 600+km away from a coast. Also it won't fill into any non-dug areas because, as mentioned, all of the inland regions are above sea level.