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Quoted By: >>12423080

There are 3 possible scenarios:
1. There are 2 heads coins
2. There is a heads coin and a tails coin
3. There are 2 tails coins
Next we eliminate those which dont fit the criteria of having "at least one coin is heads" and we are left with:
1. There are 2 heads coins
OR
2. There is a heads coin and a tails coin
The question does not give any information regarding order of the coins, therefore there is no "first" or "second" coin, there are only the sets which contain either 2 heads or a heads and a tails.
Probability= favourable outcomes/possible outcomes
Without the criteria of "at least one is heads" there would be 3 possible outcomes, and a 1/3 chance of both being heads, but after applying that criteria, it becomes impossible to land two tails coins. Thus we are left with one favourable outcome (both coins are heads) and two possible outcomes (both are heads OR one heads and one tails)
The probability of both coins being heads is 1/2

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 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 15:55:14 2020 No.12423063 Quoted By: >>12423055 Yes, I agree with you that the answer to OP is unambiguously 1/3.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 16:00:33 2020 No.12423080 Quoted By: >>12418876 I can never be fucked on all the variations, but this problem is part of a family that, if you're struggling with them, all have one secret to understanding the right answer. >You need to select one thing to be your choices, and another to be your probabilities. Invert your problem setup, plug in the probabilities, and watch the orthodox answer appear.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 17:21:12 2020 No.12423308 Quoted By: THERE IS NO CONCRETE ANSWER if you consider coin 1:heads+coin 2:tails and coin1:tails+coin 2:heads as scenarios that are necessarily different (i.e. coins being indexed) then it's 1/3 if you consider them as effectively same scenarios, it's 1/2. FUCK OFF WITH THESE MEME THREADS
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 17:31:05 2020 No.12423336 Quoted By: >>12422042 >TH may as well = HT as they are both not HH it's not just that they aren't HH. Maybe instead of thinking about order think of it as flipping one coin in each hand (again, just for labeling purposes). HT: Left hand coin is heads, right hand coin is tails TH: Left hand coin is tails, right hand coin is heads Two different events, each have a probability of 1/4. HH: Both hands have coins. No two separate scenarios to this. Probability of 1/4. Table on >>12420422 has all the information. Also proven empirically on >>12419385 , look at the results down. TT comes up 25% of the time, the combination of HT/TH comes up 50% of the time (1/4 + 1/4) and HH comes up 25% of the time.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 17:33:03 2020 No.12423340 Quoted By: >>12422116 very good on correcting yourself there anon

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This triggers /sci/
The arecibo telescope was destroyed because is a fake, Earth is flat, deal with it.

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 14:09:51 2020 No.12419031 Quoted By: >>>/x/
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 20:39:15 2020 No.12420139 Quoted By: Its like a physics simulation haha

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Quoted By: >>12422036

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 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:13:01 2020 No.12422036 Quoted By: >>12418839 >man this thing is closer to an animal
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:48:17 2020 No.12422131 Quoted By: >>12421001 basado
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:56:06 2020 No.12422148 Quoted By: >>12420891 He is also likely to be doped up to his ears. There's a handful of runners that have had times similar to his, every single one busted for doping.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 13:27:43 2020 No.12422629 Quoted By: >>12420684 You must also consider how the difference in technology (tracks, shoes, starting pedals, etc) and regulations of the sport affected the increase speed on that century. The actual increase by natural means is lower than 10%. >>12418950 It makes sense.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 15:33:11 2020 No.12422970 Quoted By: >>12420885 that would probably cause some psychological problems he'd probably end up shooting his girlfriend in their bathroom or something

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Quoted By: >>12420212

how do i get more motivation and faszination for math?

what motivates you, makes you interessed in math?
can you make me interessed in math?

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 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 17:18:00 2020 No.12419632 File: 231KiB, 496x504, 9876yop.png [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12419642 >>12419471 >>12419307 This post and the one with the cat image I tagged are my only ones on this thread, just in case you've confused me for someone else. I'm similar to you though, thought long and hard about becoming a quant but ended up going actuarial route because the steps to becoming an actuary is much more straight forward and clearly defined, quant is more of a throwaway term rather than a specific job from what I've seen. Currently a second year actuarial and financial studies student, the course basically guarantees you walk into a job after uni (as long as you can make it through the material). I think you should keep pushing to be a quant because you'll have long term satisfaction from achieving a long term goal, but be prepared to move onto something else greater if you still aren't satisfied. I was basically plagued by insecurity for two years before I managed to get an employable course I like but now that I know I'll be able to get a good job I'm also just enjoying myself until I stumble into any life-changing opportunity. Basically just keep pushing and setting high goals, that is guaranteed to give you fulfillment and happiness, you'll be guaranteed to find a passion you share with others. I wish I could give more than pseudo-sage advice but an optimistic perspective makes a real difference.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 17:20:32 2020 No.12419642 Quoted By: >>12419632 thanks
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 19:36:36 2020 No.12420002 Quoted By: >>12418836 teach me how to do this but for literally anything else
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:17:18 2020 No.12420212 Quoted By: >>12418806 pretty much just try to do something math related everyday. A good place to start would be looking at the topics you've learned from school and play around with it. I ended up learning vector calculus because I wanted to rotate arrows around in 3d space
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Quoted By: >>12418966

From the UK guidance on the Pfizer vaccine. I ain't a doctor, is there any scientific reason I should be worried about fertility?
>inb4 hurr durr u won't sex anyway har har

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 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 12:44:47 2020 No.12418859 Quoted By: >>12418854 Yes.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 13:02:01 2020 No.12418893 Quoted By: >>12418843 Still beats the alternative of people continuing to breed as they are.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 13:03:36 2020 No.12418898 Quoted By: >>12418905 look up Gardasil
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 13:07:23 2020 No.12418905 Quoted By: >>12418898 >As of April 2014, more than 170 million doses of Gardasil had been distributed worldwide.[55] The vaccine was tested in thousands of females (ages 9 to 26).[56] The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) consider the vaccine to be safe. It does not contain mercury, thiomersal, live viruses or dead viruses, but virus-like particles, which cannot reproduce in the human body.[56] ????
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 13:42:19 2020 No.12418966 Quoted By: >>12418792 If you're concerned, don't ask on 4chan because this place is disinformation central. Ask your doctor.

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why dont protons spin slow down over time

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 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 16:59:53 2020 No.12419570 Quoted By: >>12419499 > Spin is not angular momentum. Not true. It's the intrinsic angular momentum from the rotation symmetry of the SU(2) group. Classical angular momentum is exactly symmetry same but from rotations in 3D space.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:15:49 2020 No.12420210 Quoted By: >grab electron >start drill-gets-stuck-gag spinning
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:17:49 2020 No.12420215 Quoted By: >>12418783 Uncertainty
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:20:19 2020 No.12420222 Quoted By: >>12418783 quantum something or other
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 23:33:41 2020 No.12420595 Quoted By: >>12418783 It's how many symmetries they have in one dimension, but physics are retarded to call it with useful world.

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Quoted By: >>12418756 >>12420589

Is there some drug that causes narcolepsy or whose withdrawal causes narcolepsy?

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 11:46:29 2020 No.12418756 File: 184KiB, 1024x1024, 1606975584897.jpg [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12418742 I mean permanent narcolepsy as a nasty side effect, not sleeping pills
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 19:14:37 2020 No.12419953 Quoted By: >>12421288 why would you want that?
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 23:32:39 2020 No.12420589 Quoted By: >>12418742 Meth. Try meth. Do 5 day crank and viola, you need to sleep.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 03:32:44 2020 No.12421288 Quoted By: >>12419953 If I don't feel like talking to someone, I can just fall asleep mid conversation and loudly snore until they leave. What's not to like about narcolepsy?

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>If you can’t see it, you can’t be it
What do you think of the war cry of the women / diversity in stem movement /sci/? Do you think you need to see something to be something? Did you need to see some figure in order to aspire to be an engineer, mathematician or scientist? What of the first engineers, mathematicians and scientists, how did they come across their theories and manage to change paradigms without seeing someone first?

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 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 17:46:35 2020 No.12419702 Quoted By: >>12418719 Just because I see a serial rapist on the news doesn't mean I can just go and be one. this is retarded. also go back >>>/pol/ not math or science.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:52:23 2020 No.12420300 Quoted By: >>12418719 >you can't be what you can't see Well i don't see a XX aged male named XXXX with XXXXXX XXXX XXXXX hair, XXXX eyes, who studied XXXXXXXXXXXX at XXXXXXXXXX university who is into XXXXX XXXXXX XXXXX and XX XXXXXX, so i guess i can't fucking be that person either. >>12418726 I hope you're wrong, because you might only think in systems but you're part of them as well, and if the west falls china takes over and that will be the end of human society as we know it.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 22:04:57 2020 No.12420327 Quoted By: >>12418719 As a kid I was always just into science. Wasn't interested in who invented what. Thought it was stupid to call them Maxwell's equations and not EM equations.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 04:44:59 2020 No.12421447 Quoted By: >>12418719 The targets are wrong. Women don’t burn out in academia, they are quite good at that. They burn out in industry.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 06:16:48 2020 No.12421654 Quoted By: enforced diversity is a weapon of warfare designed to destroy our societies only china and the bankers benefit from our self destruction, and guess who funds it?

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Quoted By: >>12418752

Reading Hobbes now, doesn't his work predate Newtons?
Is Newton only regaled due to the mathematical proofs?

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 11:22:57 2020 No.12418724 Quoted By: Big scientific breakthroughs are just a consequence of small incremental steps.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 11:40:36 2020 No.12418752 Quoted By: >>12418700 Redpill me on Hobbes

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Quoted By: >>12423106

So I hear a lot of people saying that they're nervous about mRNA vaccines because they're new. Moreover, people rather frequently claim that one year is not enough to demonstrate safety of the technique of mRNA vaccination. However, some of these concerns are based on incomplete knowledge of the history of mRNA vaccination. While these types of vaccines are relatively novel, they are not nearly as novel as people tend to think.

The first demonstration of an expression response following mRNA injection dates back to 1990 [1], and a numerous clinical trials have been done since that time. Some examples can be found here: [2-4]. These studies include monitoring participants for adverse events for extended periods of time, far longer than the claims I often see here. See [5] for a good overview of safety assessments of vaccination using mRNA platforms.

Aside from that, people often forget that the field of mRNA therapeutics as a whole is even older [6; pic related]. This field has been concerned with any potential adverse events that it could produce. Nevertheless, the predominant reason for why mRNA based therapeutics haven't yet taken off full scale aren't safety concerns, but methodological issues stemming from the instability of mRNA in vivo. It tends to be broken down quickly, and requires some degree of stabilization for it to be able to reach its therapeutic potential. With recent advances, these obstacles have now been overcome. The point here is that the intrinsic instability of mRNA is something that strongly acts *against* the potential for long-term adverse effects.

So we know that the technique is safe, and now that we know it works, it's time to start rolling it out.

1: https://science.sciencemag.org/content/247/4949/1465
2: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18481387/
3: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28754494/
4: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28457665/
5: https://www.nature.com/articles/nrd.2017.243
6: https://www.nature.com/articles/nrd4278

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 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 12:10:09 2020 No.12422468 Quoted By: >>12420811 >>No results from the trial have yet been published in a peer reviewed journal. >Should we be concerned? I wouldn't expect these results to be published on the near term, but that alone shouldn't be a cause for concern. The phase I and II trials have already been published, and their aim is to establish safety and dose tolerance. Aside from that, regulatory agencies who are responsible for approval must assess the data from phase III trials, and that is in essence a peer review process. They will also publish a full report of contraindications for usage, so that health care professionals and the public knows what is known and what is unknown about the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 14:33:40 2020 No.12422800 Quoted By: >>12422189 That proves his point though right
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 15:38:06 2020 No.12422993 Quoted By: >>12420806 It's difficult to say, it depends on various factors and not all are predictable. For one, it depends on how quickly the vaccine will be distributed in large quantities. For two, it remains to be seen what proportion of the population is willing to take it. The initial wave of vaccinations in risk groups will most likely substantially bring down the number of fatalities, but won't suffice to curb the pandemic entirely. So depending on public sentiment and political decisions, until we approach some semblance of herd immunity, additional non pharmaceutical interventions (masks, distancing, etc) will probably remain in place. When exactly we reach that point will vary per country; probably some time mid- until late next year in Western Europe and the US. But again, it depends on how things will play out in practice.
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 16:09:57 2020 No.12423106 Quoted By: >>12418658 Good thread, have a bump
 >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 17:13:39 2020 No.12423290 Quoted By: >>12420709 >there's no point in trying to explain vaccine functions to commonpeople >proceeds to do exactly that

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>performs self-lobotomy with meme

aaaahhh, science! The art of resource-reducing certain neuron clusters and cycles for personal choice pursuit maximization!

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Hi /sci/
I'm looking to try and line up an apprenticeship in carpentry about mid next year. I have an intermediate knowledge of maths (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and square measurements). I know geometry and trigonometry are two that would be important to know and I'm confident its not to late to learn these things properly, so could any of you please recommend some good textbook or references?

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 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 11:04:56 2020 No.12418682 Quoted By: >>12418639 you can google 'high school geometry free pdf' or go ask >>>/diy/
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 11:23:29 2020 No.12418725 Quoted By: >>12418669 well there you go, I just learned something
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 11:58:59 2020 No.12418778 Quoted By: >>12418639 geometry + trig an absolute must. How do you even do calculations with angles? A step further would be multivariable calculus to study volumes. A think mech eng or civil eng programme would be best for you anon.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 13:31:19 2020 No.12418948 Quoted By:
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 15:05:28 2020 No.12419215 Quoted By: >>12418639 Study what they call "college algebra" and trigonometry. I recommend the book Algebra and Trigonometry by Swokowski and Cole. Older editions are great and can be gotten for $15 or so. This is what I used to get back into math at the age of 21. And I now have an MS in mechanical engineering. https://www.amazon.com/Trigonometry-Analytic-Geometry-Available-Enhanced-ebook/dp/B00B8NZ0J4/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=swokowski+and+cole&qid=1607094269&s=books&sr=1-7 File: 3MiB, 1368x869, Capture8.png [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] No.12418628 [Reply] [Original] I've got some spare time now to read more and im looking for books that you think change the way you think. specifically books that give good frameworks to understanding maths and science. im not sure if that makes sense, but if you can think of a book you've read that matches that (or really any science and math related book) then id love to hear about them 37 posts omitted.  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 14:11:45 2020 No.12422721 Quoted By: >>12422798 Platos republic  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 14:31:07 2020 No.12422788 Quoted By: >>12421359 seems pretty based and Dr Dutton style  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 14:33:36 2020 No.12422798 Quoted By: >>12422721 reading this too  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 14:33:47 2020 No.12422801 Quoted By: bump, ive been thinking about the same thing.  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 14:53:35 2020 No.12422856 Quoted By: >>12418955 same here anon File: 16KiB, 360x301, 1546523003022.jpg [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] No.12418611 [Reply] [Original] Quoted By: >>12420198 >>12420281 Scientifically speaking, what is the explanation for the Ed McMahon Mandela effect? It doesn't seem plausible that it could be explained by bad memory. https://geekinsider.com/the-ed-mcmahon-effect-an-investigation-into-the-most-perplexing-mandela-effect-ever-part-1-2/ https://geekinsider.com/the-ed-mcmahon-effect-part-2-2/  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:10:15 2020 No.12420198 Quoted By: >>12418611 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_incredulity Stop being a brainlet.  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:45:11 2020 No.12420281 File: 604KiB, 1045x896, Untitled-1[1].png [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12418611 I have an explanation but I have to explain reality first. consider if you will, that all quantum particles, at any point in time, are just cross sections of 4d waves. any particular slice is a specific point in time, going to the beginning of the wave, or to the end of the wave, being every single point in time that the particle experiences from our perspective. since the wave is constantly propagating, the location of the particle at a particular point in time is in a superposition: all of those potential positions are existing simultaneously, and all are valid in their own context. essentially, any slice of time for a wave is x number of alternate timelines oscillating in and out of existence. bring it up to the atomic level, those waves are interacting in such a way that specific sections of the wave form are always occupied; that a particle timeline (or multiple timelines) of the combined waves have become stable and realized, have become physical matter, and the other potential timelines are sidelined and non-realized. now, let's say some sort of unknown event happens in the 4D space, such that our combined particle wave current is modified. say, a different particle wave current travelling perpendicular to ours connects with us at whatever point represents the early 1900's. let's say this fucks with the amplitudes and frequencies of the particle waves to such an extent, that it causes reality to de-stabilize, and then restabilize, but as something just very slightly different. mandela didn't die in prison. mcmahon didn't give out giant cheques. fruit of the loom branding is only the fruit. maybe our consciousness, and how our brains store memories, those particle waves survive the event, and we remember the original timeline. maybe the people who were changed by the event think we're crazy. maybe these events happen all the time. File: 57KiB, 700x525, designer ba.jpg [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] No.12418607 [Reply] [Original] Are designer babies going to be the future of Mankind? 19 posts omitted.  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:43:13 2020 No.12422114 File: 310KiB, 576x3481, 20120418.gif [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12421687 >>12422110 Also this  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:46:31 2020 No.12422122 Quoted By: >>12419974 >Designer babies I'm sceptical of. There's a lot of complicated epigenetics in development you lose if you manipulate embryos in a lab before rearing them. There's nothing to be skeptical of, science might not have the answer currently, but it will in time. The entirety of mankind will propagate through artificial wombs. Women will become obsolete.  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:51:38 2020 No.12422136 Quoted By: >>12422143 >>12422875 >>12421751 top kek, humanity is about to lose full control before this century is up. none of you have a clue.  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 09:54:05 2020 No.12422143 Quoted By: >>12422136 >None of you have a clue Neither do you anon. You might think you know how bad it's gonna get, but it'll be way worse than your most pessimistic predictions.  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 14:59:38 2020 No.12422875 Quoted By: >>12422136 The problem with utopic, dystopic and apocyalyptic world views is that they all fail to get the possibilties and complexities right. It gives on the illusion of certainity but in the end nobody can tell how the future will be. File: 295KiB, 1731x1060, 1_40lqNfH0LGJQm6AbgjcRnw.png [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] No.12418599 [Reply] [Original] Quoted By: >>12418612 Why hypothesis testing is a statistical but not scientific?  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 10:21:10 2020 No.12418612 Quoted By: >>12418599 significance levels are arbitrary File: 2MiB, 1600x1053, levels.png [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] No.12418558 [Reply] [Original] Why does the (((vaccine))) need to be stored at -70 degrees until injection? Some people are saying it is because it has nanobots in it that activate when the heat changes from your body temp. No vaccine ever had these specification before this one. Is this true nerds? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6P2eIudbjc  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 10:12:56 2020 No.12418603 Quoted By: >>12418604 it's a new technology, mRNA virus and mRNA is fragile and won't remain intact long at high temps  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 10:13:56 2020 No.12418604 Quoted By: >>12418603 mRNA vaccine* File: 3MiB, 1307x2048, 1607065172972.png [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] No.12418525 [Reply] [Original] Quoted By: >>12421281 >>12421911 What is the evolutionary explanation for polygamy? 32 posts omitted.  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 03:30:25 2020 No.12421281 Quoted By: >>12418525 That men like to boink as many women as possible?  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 08:02:30 2020 No.12421900 Quoted By: idk  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 08:09:17 2020 No.12421911 Quoted By: >>12418525 In a world with less humans and more distance between all of them some women could not get married (widowed, too old, disabled, divorced, stuff like that)  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 12:14:11 2020 No.12422482 Quoted By: >>12419103 Hope she reads this, bro  >> Anonymous Sat 05 Dec 15:42:56 2020 No.12423007 Quoted By: allowed for men not for women File: 5KiB, 406x132, help.png [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] No.12418523 [Reply] [Original] Quoted By: >>12418771 Help anons HELP!! 10 posts omitted.  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 10:25:08 2020 No.12418616 Quoted By: >>12418585 it attacks both. there are like 3-4 equilibria going on here  >> HELP Fri 04 Dec 11:05:59 2020 No.12418686 Quoted By: Thank you kind anons for your precious time !!  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 11:53:26 2020 No.12418771 Quoted By: >>12418932 >>12418523 lmao you could literally have 4-5 different products and reactions.  >> HELP Fri 04 Dec 13:25:15 2020 No.12418932 Quoted By: >>12420631 >>12418771 doesnt matter now it was a quiz and it got over  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 23:43:46 2020 No.12420631 Quoted By: >>12418932 What are you guys studying in the class right now? Like what topics are you guys focusing on, that’ll help us narrow down potential products. Even if the quiz is done, I’m still curious File: 59KiB, 172x336, Scihub_raven.png [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] No.12418516 [Reply] [Original] Quoted By: >>12419053 >>12420010 Why do they do it? 5 posts omitted.  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 12:44:32 2020 No.12418858 Quoted By: >>12419094 >>12418521 you know... posts like this one will cause you cancer 10-15 years from now... karma always gets rebalanced  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 14:05:09 2020 No.12419015 Quoted By: >>12418662 >Ok then how come I can't see the qt waving at me anymore? Did you use an adblocker?  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 14:19:11 2020 No.12419053 File: 46KiB, 640x640, trollface.jpg [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12418516 everyone deserves free access to education. cry about it faggot  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 14:31:37 2020 No.12419094 Quoted By: >>12418858 >telling the truth gets you cancer because of karmic principle Highly unscientific.  >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 19:42:14 2020 No.12420010 Quoted By: >>12418516 to own the western capitalists (who are gay) File: 18KiB, 373x639, IMG_20201204_011213_957.jpg [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] No.12418500 [Reply] [Original] >Mathematician: How to write 4 in between a 5? >China: Is this a Joke? >Japan: Impossible! >America: The question's wrong!! >UK: Rubbish !! >India: F(IV)E This is the reason you find Indians everywhere in the world in finance, business, medicine, engineering & arts... anything to do with optimising your brain!! >British: Can u Swim? >Indian: No >British: Then a Dog is Better den u because It Swims. Indian: Can u Swim? >British: Yes! >Indian: Then What's the Difference between u & Dog… British Shocked,Faints!! Indian Rocks! >European : Y do U indians come in all colors, look at us,we R all white..? >Abdul Kalam: Horses too come in different colors but donkeys R all the same..!!! >Einstein & a Indian sitting next to each other on a long flight... >Einstein says: >"Let's play a game... >I will ask you a question, >if you don't know the answer, >you pay me only$5
>and
>if I don't know the answer,
>I will pay you $500..." >Einstein asks the first question: >What's the distance from the Earth to the Moon...? >Indian doesn't say a word, >Reaches his pocket, >Pulls out a$5...
>Now...
>It's the indian turn...
>What goes up a hill with 3 legs
>and
>comes down on 4 legs..?
>Einstein searches the net and asks all his smart friends...
>After an hour he gives Indian $500... >Einstein going nuts and asks: >Well... >so what goes up a hill with three legs and comes down with four..? >Indian reaches his pocket and gives Einstein$5...
>Einstein fainted.....
>Send to all Indians all over the globe!

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 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 12:07:25 2020 No.12418795 Quoted By: https://youtu.be/9lz0xQsz2Lc?t=20s
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 20:32:34 2020 No.12420123 Quoted By: >>12418500 Poos are not people. Take it to the loo.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:41:56 2020 No.12420275 File: 113KiB, 1200x900, manjul-bhargav.jpg [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12420280 >>12418500 You're defending your dissertation and this guy comes and asks unfair questions at you, what do you do?
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:43:56 2020 No.12420280 Quoted By: >>12420275 buy him a toilet for his effort
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 21:53:35 2020 No.12420301 Quoted By: >>12418500 Incredibly based

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Quoted By: >>12418581 >>12418635

Do you think we will ever be able to rewind entropy? Allow infinite energy to emerge from 'somewhere' and power a future digitalized civilization for eons?

I highly doubt it.

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 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 09:48:27 2020 No.12418567 Quoted By: >>12418572 >>12418512 You're just ignoring the problem and spiraling into infinity.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 09:54:07 2020 No.12418572 Quoted By: >>12418601 >>12418567 I don’t understand. Just sell stuff. Boom. Numbers go up. You’re being productive. Can’t explain that.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 10:00:36 2020 No.12418581 Quoted By: >>12418489 Why? A universe without entropy would be a universe without gravity or electricity. It's an innate property that gives rise to everything we see and experience. Either we have what we have WITH entropy, or we have nothing at all. Also the universe would probably exist for over vigintillion years, human society could very well give rise to every possible genetic combination of any human lifeform or otherwise possible, each living out lives of a billion years well before the universe even begins to fully decay.
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 10:10:20 2020 No.12418601 Quoted By: >>12418572 Based
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 10:38:01 2020 No.12418635 Quoted By: >>12418489 How about we all deposit cum into OPs rectum in hopes that infinite energy appears there.

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Quoted By: >>12418636 >>12418659

If mathematical convergence was a true thing then everyone would simply go to University in order to study mathematics and be done with everything else.

>I vote we just merge the mathematics class and the sex ed class into one super class.

 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 10:40:20 2020 No.12418636 Quoted By: >>12418637 >>12418483 Wtf is mathematical convergence?
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 10:41:16 2020 No.12418637 File: 11KiB, 242x208, 9k=.jpg [View Same] [Google] [iqdb] [SauceNAO] Quoted By: >>12418636
 >> Anonymous Fri 04 Dec 10:55:32 2020 No.12418659 Quoted By: >>12418675 >>12418483 Convergence is a philosophical stance that has zero bearing on the life experience of the vast majority of people. They're unironically more concerned with things like having sex, hence sex ed is a discreet component of mainstream education.
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