>>7682545
How come meme scientists back in the day were actually smart, and now we've got black science man and Bill Nye?

>>7682548
>Nobel prize winners
>Meme scientists
Yeah, totally. Being somewhat personable makes you a meme.

>>7682548
>How come meme scientists back in the day were actually smart, and now we've got black science man and Bill Nye?
Back in the day only the top handful of a percent even went to college, let alone graduated.
More people have PhDs today than the number who did some college a century ago.

>engineers literally take a stoichiometry class

>>7682551
well, it doesnt looks easy as that

bumperino

No, i think your just autistic

>>7682473
I feel you op. the more you cut the quesadilla the more places it has to lose heat

>heat loss
>cheese solidifies faster
>essence of quesadilla decays quickly

I bet those fking plebs didn't even stack the two six inch ones

that's just the problem I see, are there more ?

>>7682477
it's okay if you don't understand. no need to call names.

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Do not ask what can mathematics do for you,
instead ask yourself, what can You do for mathematics!

>>7682439
Are you really a mathematician?

>>7682410
>What has mathematics done most for you?
Irritation, depression, and even outright rage has stemmed, at least indirectly.

I know the basics. A bit of algebra and small bits of what calculus can be supported by that framework hacked in here and there. But as a whole, I never really learned it. Most of my thinking about "math" and "numbers" has been philosophically oriented.

Nothing gets more tiresome than disagreements with people who are more mathematically...
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>>7682302
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>>7682302
>software engineering
>not just shitty program design or a worse version of CS
Kek

what's /sci/'s issue with CS? Actually curious about this because I've seen a lot of hate for CS on here and I'm not sure why.

>>7682259
nihilist GTFO

mars is cute

>>7682259
>life originating on earth
If you mean, by supposing another question instead of addressing the original question - yes.

>ever being colonized
Why though, like you said it'll take time.

>why now?
Because plebs - honest to god truth
Most of the people who want to go do it based on a pathological desire to: be an
• astronaut/explorer
• get away from the unclean/doomed earth
• be free...
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>>7682248
2ac is part of the discriminant.

2ac is still alive

>>7682248
neither
>>7682252
4ac* (the discriminant is b^2-4ac)

>>7682221

... Woah.

>>7682261
What?

What is the max speed the pitcher can through?

are you a skeleton?

>>7682133
Lemme guess, you go on /fit/ and call people manlets?

>>7682133
Taking into account your weight I'd say about 2 feet wider. Should be good to go after that. Stream your test if you can for making history.

immortality is coming in a few years

>>7682132
404 error: hope not found.
>>7682140
do you have a single fact to back that up? We still don't understand ageing, it will require major cellular reengineering. At best, we'd have to genetically modify human embryos to make immortal people.

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>>7682132

Sooner or later, reddit will pass

Continue...

>>7682057
your thread: the least interesting thing in nature

>>7682012
>can be a law if it can be violated?
ask criminals

Several physicists have presented calculations that show that the second law of thermodynamics will not actually be violated, if a more complete analysis is made of the whole system including the demon. The essence of the physical argument is to show, by calculation, that any demon must "generate" more entropy segregating the molecules than it could ever eliminate by the method described. That is, it would take more thermodynamic work to gauge the speed of the molecules and selectively allow them to pass through the opening between A and B than the amount of energy...
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>>7682018
And it may not even be possible to do

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>>7681906
>>>/g/tfo

>>7681909
Computer science is applied mathematics

>>7681913
So is accounting, now go back to /g/ with your shitty trade. And they'll take your statement way too literally and belittle you for suggesting that there is a single, always-best data structure. Because they're Computer Scientists and thus don't have a functioning brain.

>>7681844
Im sorry but you fail at physics.

The giant mass is still a constituent of smaller masses. It works both ways. Just sum them up or derive there parts and ull be wherr you started.

>>7681844
you fail, and will not be allowed to pass on to the next class

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Cool

>>7681838
and where did that trash bag of yours go to?

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>>7681838

>sitting by the gates of Hell, chillin like a demon
>want to separate atoms of elements A and B
>just open and close the gate to put A on one side and B on the other
>mfw I lowered entropy

>>7681838
The kentucky fried chicken you ate, used energy to cook, which got it from a coal power station, which got its coal from the dead plants, plants needed sunlight to grow and die, sunlight provided by sun as is depletes its reserve of hydrogen. entropy increases in a CLOSED system, ot some tiny section of it