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16183135 No.16183135 [Reply] [Original]

Can /sci/ debunk this?

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>> No.16184688

>>16183149
And the Asian would be more correct than "Out-of-Africa" Victorian progressivists.

>> No.16184755

>>16184621
while being so busy criticising and complaining like a woman you have forgotten to provide us with an alternative, a better definition.

>> No.16184762

>>16183149
Non-nigger Asians have higher IQ than whites and therefore they are superior.

>> No.16184768

>>16184431
>this is why we need to commit ethnic cleansing and ban race mixing
Where did I say that? At best I pointed out that races don't mix well due to common elements of the environment humans evolved in. People hate outsides.
You brought up genocide and big government not me.

>> No.16184809

>>16184762
They are bugs



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16183121 No.16183121 [Reply] [Original]

Is R worth learning?
What's your experience?

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>> No.16183181

>>16183174
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/6-0001-introduction-to-computer-science-and-programming-in-python-fall-2016/
See the syllabus for the textbook they're using. There's so many "Python for Retards" books out there, you might as well read one worthy of your time.

>> No.16183188

>>16183181
Holy shit. This looks amazing for a starter course.
Thanks.

>> No.16183314

>>16183140
>it's smarter person's Python
>Python is a horrible language
So by transitivity, R is horrible language

>> No.16183333

>>16183314
Correct, and both are still better than javascript.

>> No.16184717

>>16183124
R is not a niche language.



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16183112 No.16183112 [Reply] [Original]

Should i stop using sunscreen?

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>> No.16183319

>>16183122
Appeal to authority
>>16183130
the only way is to minimise sun exposure whenever possible eg by covering your skin, seeking shade. I've learned this the hard way.

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16183321

>>16183122
I hate them so much.

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16183518

>>16183112

Healthy tan vs ghostly complexion

>> No.16183565

>>16183518
reddit spacing

>> No.16184320

stop eating seed oils



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16183107 No.16183107 [Reply] [Original]

This makes no sense. What falls under liberal arts and why. Is all of science liberal art? Some say architecture is liberal art some say it isn't. Chemistry is liberal art but medicine is not. Why?

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>> No.16183218

>>16183202
Because it is practical. The classical subjects were grammar, logic and rhetoric (making the trivium) as well as geometry, music, mathematics, and astronomy (the quadrivium). In this case, the definition of "liberal" in liberal arts applies to the capacity of free (abstract) thought. Medicine is not an abstraction but rather an application. The liberal arts have no direct practical purposes, but practical sciences do not tend to advance without advances in abstract thinking.

>> No.16183219

>>16183202
Because you didn't study that at classical universities. You studied that at their own institutions.

If I need to explain to you why the ancients regarded something dealing with death, disease, and healing the sick as something different from dealing with law and rhetoric, you might be on the dumb side.

>> No.16183226

>>16183219
Yea when you think that doctors study for doing a practical job that makes sense. But I imagined medicine in todays terms where you can just do research and never cure anybody directly

>> No.16183230

>>16183107
Liberal arts is a pretty trivial classification that describes pretty much anything that adheres to a specific philosophy, particularly revolving around the natural/exact/social sciences or the arts.

Engineering, medicine, law, business, etc. all differ in their pedagogical approaches as they’re more geared toward a modernized, professional outcome, whereas physics or music education has remained focused on the science/art.

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16183232

>>16183226
We have the advantage of dumb kids already having all anatomical available to them in pre-masticated form. Europeans in the 1600s had to do the dirty work.



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16183084 No.16183084 [Reply] [Original]

Why is this color often associated with science and technology?

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>> No.16183994

>>16183152
What the fuck, how did you nail it? Where do those colors come from?

>> No.16184239

>>16183994
Tyedye, andor anything good for that matter

>> No.16184330

if Cyan is associated with science, and Magenta associated with fantasy, then what is the third color, Yellow, associated with?

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16184365

>>16184330
urine

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16184460

>>16184365



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16183061 No.16183061 [Reply] [Original]

Are humans actually supposed to eat salt?
>A colony of 26 chimpanzees given a fruit and vegetable diet of very low Na and high K intake were maintained in long-standing, socially stable small groups for three years. Half of them had salt added progressively to their diet during 20 months. This addition of salt within the human dietetic range caused a highly significant rise in systolic, mean and diastolic blood pressure. The change reversed completely by six months after cessation of salt. The effect of salt differed between chimpanzees, some having a large blood pressure rise and others small or no rise. These results in the species phylogenetically closest to humans bear directly on causation of human hypertension, particularly in relation to migration of preliterate people, with low Na diet, to a Western urban lifestyle with increased salt intake. The hedonic liking for salt and avid ingestion was apt during human prehistory involving hunter-gatherer-scavenger existence in the interior of continents with a scarcity of salt, but is maladaptive in urban technological life with salt cheap and freely available.

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>> No.16184548

I don't know if I'm supposed to but I fucking love it.

>> No.16184568

>>16184548
Me too, I once ate a big bowl of salt

>> No.16184597

Why do we not taste it bitter then

>> No.16184699

>>16183061
If it's coming from same science that dose rats 30mg/kg meth to prove it's neurotoxic, I will start eating salt.

>> No.16184757

>>16183061
>supposed
some shit works
some doesn't
theres no intent, purpose or any of that shit
eating salt works it prevents natrium defficiency



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16183046 No.16183046 [Reply] [Original]

Good evening, fugholes!

How can this be happening?

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>> No.16183207

>>16183201
then google it

>> No.16183220

the science is settled

>> No.16183221

>>16183176
You don't have to be an asshole about it

>> No.16183225

>>16183046
I'd freak out if I saw that

>> No.16183574

>>16183201
What are you talking about, that's a very polite thread with hardly anyone telling you to kys yourself



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16183040 No.16183040 [Reply] [Original]

>all elements have a spectroscopic frequency which you can half until you read an audible note
>if you apply this audible note to a compound it has the same effect as adding the element
>elements are sometimes fake, just "vibrations in octaves" of other elements
>he remembers being in his mother's womb

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>> No.16183327

>>16183180
he might be a front for glowie stuff

>> No.16183330

>>16183180
this is kind of just a case of him getting to patent a pretty simple idea first, though. the patent isn’t without his usual schizo nonsense (fibonacci sequence drivel present at first glance) and it’s not really that profound if you spend more than 5 seconds thinking about how you’d recreate the iron man helmet ar/vr irl, which clearly the sfx guys at marvel had already done.

>> No.16183344

>>16183330
yes but it's still a big deal for the guy who seems like a total nutjob

>> No.16183347

>>16183330
if the idea was so simple why didnt you think of it...cope jelly

>> No.16183348

>>16183101
trust me im smart my no means Im right...explain your work or u jelly



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16183027 No.16183027 [Reply] [Original]

what sciens teaches me is all the different perspectives the world has, like my pov rimming ur dad faggot

>> No.16183850

optics



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16182962 No.16182962 [Reply] [Original]

Are Iq tests scams for low iq people?

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>> No.16183185

Took online mensa norway twice. First time it was 108, I wasn't focused and didn't know what to expect. The second test I got 116, which I think is more realistic. Is it legit if I took same test twice?

>> No.16183377

>>16183185
Technically it has to be proctored to be an official score. There’s a lot of culture fair tests like Mensa Norway, they are all similar, it’s ok to take it twice. Sounds like you are as intelligent as the average attorney.

>> No.16183488

>>16183185
For some reason I do really shitty on Mensa Norway with like 110 score but on Mensa Denmark I got 121. Math and logical thinking are pretty difficult for me my verbal is always 130 though whenever it's tested. So idk what my real IQ is.
Have you done mensa dk? Or openpsychometrics?

>> No.16183553

>>16182962
In a sense, yes. One can be extremely intelligent and inventive in their trade or practice, but when it comes to taking an actual IQ test, it's mostly questions which test cognitive ability and don't directly relate to that person's trade or practice, therefore rendering them "dumb" by their score alone.

Everyone has the ability to be remarkably intelligent in their own way (e.g. emotionally, verbally, etc). Just because you "lack" cognitive superiority in certain areas doesn't make you don't make up for that loss in other areas and use it to your advantage. Intelligence has many facets and IQ tests only focus on a small number of them.

People will usually take these tests and feel a need to use it as leverage against other people in arguments or other silly encounters, it's so stupid. Nobody cares that you're really good at finding the next number in a pattern, solving the Tower of Hanoi, or finding visual patterns on a sheet of paper. You can be good at all of that and still get yo ass whooped in a fight cause you did something unwise. IQ tests barely even begin to encompass the rigidity and dimensionality of human intelligence and it's silly to think that they do.

>> No.16183905

>>16182962
yes, it's binary. you pay, you fail.



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16182924 No.16182924 [Reply] [Original]

This guy has early symptoms of schizophrenia. Why tf would anyone think he's genius and intellectual.

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>> No.16182995

>>16182935
stop whining about rules being broken when you're also breaking them

>> No.16183005

>>16182935
>reported
Lol!

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16183008

>>16182924
>early symptoms
kek

>> No.16183322

This nigger pretends to be smart by memorising square root of 2 lol

>> No.16183782

>>16182952
>dangerous

Hi glowie



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16182921 No.16182921 [Reply] [Original]

we didn't humans evolve taste buds to make water seem delicious?

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16183279

You have never actually been thirsty

>> No.16183412

>>16182921
it tastes delicious if you're thirsty enough

>> No.16184005

>>16182921
because evolution is false

>> No.16184575

>>16182921
Stop drinking soda every goddamn 15 minutes you fat fuck, then get some water when you truly need it, its gonna be delicious as fuck.

>> No.16184582

>>16182921
we did? I hate the taste of dirty/salty/warm/soapy water. water tastes amazing after exercising. The best water I ever tasted was tap water in the mountains next to a cave



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16182825 No.16182825 [Reply] [Original]

Some people say that this is a form of multitasking that reduces IQ!!

>> No.16183016

listening to podcasts lowers IQ
playing video games lowers IQ
doing both at the same time achieves a synergistic effect that not only lowers IQ but also induces in the listener the desire to wear women's clothes.

>> No.16183169

It means both activities you think that would may have good value in it is infact time wasting.

>> No.16183919

>>16183016
what if i'm playing aurora 4x while listening to a terry tao lecture at double speed?



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16182791 No.16182791 [Reply] [Original]

>What is the minimum population required so as to be recognised as a sovereign nation?

The Montevideo Convention is not very specific as it states that a country should have a permanent population.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montevideo_Convention

>> No.16182796

>>16182791
What ever other countries recognize as a country. You also made this shitpost already, is this a new bot thing now? Jesus

>> No.16182914

bump

>> No.16183874

bump

>> No.16183877

>>16182791
This is not a science question, it's a political one.
But anyway there is no "minimum population." Recognition of a sovereign state is based not on population but on geopolitics.



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16182770 No.16182770 [Reply] [Original]

>"my experiment didn't work. Do you think it was the plates? I think the plates might be bad."
>"well what does your positive control look like?"
>"Oh I don't use controls. So do you think it was the plates or the enzyme? Maybe we should buy some more."

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16183039

>>16182770
pic related + politicians buying votes by backing student loan companies to give money to anyone

>> No.16183045

>>16182770
>Oh I don't use controls.
Classic virology.



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16182759 No.16182759[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

My college is not allowing me to attend exam cause I didn’t pay my fees
My father recently had an heart attack my college fee was spent here
Around 2lakh rupees 2500$
Please tell me what should I do or I am going to have a year down after three years of college

>> No.16182793

Healthcare is free everywhere but the US so your story can't be true.



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16182757 No.16182757 [Reply] [Original]

Is organic food non-negotiable at this point?
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S014765132400486X

>> No.16182852

>>16182757
You should definitely be eating organic grains and grain products. Non-organic grains are dried with glyphosate so they can be harvested a couple weeks earlier. Organic practice are better than conventional practices, but they aren't perfect.



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16182708 No.16182708 [Reply] [Original]

>if a straight line falls on 2 straight lines and the angles between it and the 2 straight lines arent >= 180, then when produced indefinitely the 2 straight lines will meet on the side of those angles

how the fuck do people not understand this, or am i retarded

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>> No.16182732

>>16182712
dawn on an orange, my guy, once you are done look into non-euclidean space

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16182817

>>16182712

>> No.16182823

>>16182712
This works perfectly fine in non-euclidean geometry.

>> No.16182869

>>16182817
Gay triangle

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16182877

Are you tired of living in a warped crooked gay world?

Come study euclids geometry the straight geometry



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16182702 No.16182702 [Reply] [Original]

I am filtered by statistical mechanics. It's the only course left for me to graduate but I keep failing it.

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>> No.16182799

>>16182702
Kwab get filtered

>> No.16182803

>>16182702
Dude I got an A in it. Just follow a cookbook procedure with ensembles. Apply correct derivatives (units will guide you). It's unironically probably the easiest grad course. Much easier than fucking quantum or qft

>> No.16183635

huh? what are these nerd subjects? physics major?

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16183647

>>16182702
What am I supposed to say? Do you want me to agree? Disagree? Give you life advice? Dox you? Give you sympathy? Pretend to be your deceased parents? Seriously, what was the point of this thread, OP?

>> No.16183738

>>16182702
stat mech was the easiest upper level in my program desu

idk if that was just the prof tho



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16182660 No.16182660 [Reply] [Original]

When self studying math on your own how do you know when to move on to the next topic/chapter??

>> No.16182661

>>16182660
When you reach the end of the chapter

>> No.16182663

>>16182661
what if thats not enough for you to understand the chapter.

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16182666

>>16182660
Exercises at the end of a chapter are a humiliation ritual. I always skip them.

>> No.16182669

>>16182666
lmao so how do you learn anything dude?? I agree some of the harder questions are really hard and the wording confuses me a lot :/

>> No.16183205

Should I give up on math because I spent the last year on YouTube and instegwram or try and study more?