Is diff geo really interesting if you aren't into physics?
>>7740586
>not liking GR
fuck off
>>7740589
^This
>>7740589
>typical autistic manchild who majors in physics
Being the middleground sure makes you stupid.
Either you go full practical into engineering or you go full abstract into pure mathematics. Middle grounds are for retards like you who think anyone cares about their retarded little theories about big objects.
explain to a normie why the internal combustion engine has so much going for it, there must be a false equivalency here.
>>7740178
Computer technology has gotten a lot better, but also a lot cheaper. Alternative energy technology is still very expensive and therefore not practical.
>>7740178
You keep spamming this thread fuck off.
>>7740178
Progress in computer technology and engine technology is not that different, in both cases the basic functioning principles have remained the same but newer technologies made the products cheaper and more efficient (also smaller in the case of computers). Today's car engines are quite different from the first internal combustion engines.
Also, we realised that progress in electronics can make car engines more efficient (there's a reason why every car nowadays has an on-board computer) while the reverse is not true and our current engines are "good enough" for what they must do (i.e. the advantages of researching and building a better engine are not enough to justify the expenses), so it only makes sense that there is much more research going on in one field rather than the other.
25 / 5(2+3)
I'm told the answer is one
What does sci think?
1. we solve the parenthesis
25 / 5(5)
2. we solve the Exponents
-
3. we multiply
25 / 25
4. We divide
1
>>7740056
How can you post pemdas and still fuck it up
>>7740025
distribute first
25 / 10 + 15
then divide
2.5 + 15
then add
17.5
Does ADHD exist or is it jut a meme disease for lazy people?
Why don't you read the scientific literature and decide for yourself instead of asking for a Siberian Whittling BBS to spoonfeed you?
It's a real psychosomatic issue, but has been normalized for pharmaceutics to make a profit and for shitty parents to deal with their kids jumping around the house, playing like a normal healthy child should do.
My question: is ADHD a mental illness, as something in psyche, or is it physical disfunctioning of the brain? Or is it chemical disfunctioning of the brain?
Two questions for scientists:
How does something exist rather than nothing?
How is the world the way it is?
Original thread:
http://boards.4chan.org/his/thread/448800/
>>7739728
These questions are meaningless
Nothing still exists.
It may exist as an arbitr
>interested in physics and astronomy
>math and physics have always been easy for me
>really want to get into a top 10 med school but also want to learn about the cosmos.
> don't know how to shape my college education
any suggestions as far as majors and minors goes?
Have you ever considered independent learning?
Or is that too much for you?
>>7739596
I self taught trig if that means anything
>>7739593
if you are actually intelligent, med school isnt for you
it is a huge fucking grind, massive pain in the ass, intern time is spent constantly pulling 30+ hour shifts with no down time, be shit on, be peoples bitches, for years, and then you end up with a mediun pay of about 80k unless you are really fucking good and have a good specialization
there are so many better things you can do with your life
Sup /sci/, I didn't do as well as I'd hoped this semester, so I was wondering if you guys had any studying tips, or tips to get better at learning material? Should I just sit down and cram, or take some adderall or what?
How do you go about doing well in your classes?
>looking at you, straight A students
Pic unrelated
>>7739576
Good grades only come with people of high IQ. I have an SAT score of 2400 without any studying, a near eidactic memory. Phone numbers, postal codes, addresses, you name it, i can glimpse and commit to memory.
>>7739578
Why does /sci/ have to be so cancerous sometimes?
Sometimes cramming is your only option. I see nothing wrong with this. I can do the equivalent of a full semester in about 2 weeks if I work 9-5. Bit always study smart. Learn definition do paper, repeat
Stumbled upon a picture from May with myself, little brother, cousin, and grandmother and thought to myself "at some point in the not so distant future, I will look back at this picture and go "wow, those were the days"
This makes me really sad. Am I the only crazy person who has these thought, or do other people feel the same as well? Pic unrelated
>>7739349
both of the following statements have the same truth value
you are the only person who thinks about this
this is the correct board for this
>>7739349
I don't tend to think about the future in present tense much, when it comes to my own connections with some sort of context or group.
I'm kind of dead inside tbqh my symbolic but not literal blood relatives.
>>7739349
I have similar thoughts.
Makes me appreciate my current situation more.
Do you think is ok to make an student of EE in a test to get the transfer function of a filter like pic related ?
In my opinion it would be nicer to ask him to a more general procudure of "how to get the transfer function", I think algebra skills are not for everyone.
What do you think about?
>>7739172
It's just AC linear circuit analysis, so yes, it's okay.
>I think algebra skills are not for everyone.
Algebra skills are necessary for engineers.
I think you went into the wrong field.
>>7739179
>Algebra skills are necessary for engineers.
yes they are for represent general solutions by thats way computer symbolic software exsts.
Cancer means unlimited growth, right? Cancer cells just keep multiplying.
So what if I used brain cells as cancer cells? Could I become infinitely smart by getting brain cancer and cutting a hole into my skull, so that my brain can grow out of my head? How many IQ points could I gain by growing a cancer superbrain?
Seriously guys, why has nobody thought of this before?
>>7738898
because you're wrong about everything
you can get cancer in your brain. it's called a brain tumor. learn a book
You probably already have brain cancer OP, congratulations.
So I was a bit bored this morning and pic related is the result.
It has got me interested though, what are some numbers with significance?
>>7738835
just curious, did you get any other pairs out of this run? I noticed this few months ago but gave up on it pretty fast, realizing that there aren't many (if any at all) other pairs that do that)
That's sum fucking retarded code son
>>7738835
Its called functional prgramming for a reason op
print [str(b)+"^"+str(a) for a in range(1,1000)for b in range(a) if a**b == b**a]
Tell me about Memechizuki.
ABC is easy it's like counting up to three....
>>7736129
I wish I could understand his theories. Dude is so far ahead of the curve it'll be years before anyone else understands the teichmuller theory.
Why does he wear the mask?
Did proto-humans go through a semi-aquatic phase?
It's not at all supported by the fossil record. The most water that any recent ancestor of ours was exposed to was due to fishing or being in the rain or whatever... but that's not at all the same thing.
>implying you're not still 70% aquatic
>>7735125
Trench foot all the time and all over.
Let's talk about Inter-universal Teichmüller theory...
Oh wait
>>7733463
You need to be fluent in Finnish to truly appreciate orthotopology.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57woJ1akD8c
...and quadruple integrals.
>>7733463
Every time Mochizuki uses the term "Frobenius", I immediately think of dr. Frink from The Simpsons who once said that pi equals exactly 3. Therefore, Mochizuki can't be right. Q.E.D. till the n th degree.
>>7733463
>tfw even most math phds dont know wtf is going on
rank these individuals in order of increasing IQ
Clock boy>barno>rest
Who are first and fourth in right column?
>>7731895
edward witten - unified all 5 superstring theories
christopher langan - came up with cognitive theoretic model of the universe
