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14 posts omitted.Do you begin each math class with a prayer? This guy does.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15VAyBVaQLU
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3 posts omitted.Welcome to STEM Career General!
This thread exists to posit questions regarding careers associated to STEM.
> Discussion on academia based career progression
> Discussion on penetrating industry from academia
> Or anything in relation to STEM employment or development within STEM academia!
Resources for protecting yourself from academic marxists:
>https://www.thefire.org/ (US)
>https://www.jccf.ca/ (Canada)
Information resource:
>https://sciencecareergeneral.neocities.org/
>*The author is seeking additional input to diversify the content into containing all STEM fields.
No anons have sufficiently answered your question? Perhaps try posting it here:
>https://academia.stackexchange.com/
NOTE: Any useful resources relayed in this thread will be included in future /scg/ threads.
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What are the most underrated stem degrees and most overrated stem degrees, in your opinion?
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How can i cure social anxiety, scientifically speaking?
Scientifically speaking, how can I pick up women?
Scientifically speaking, of course.
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4 posts omitted.I took .7 g of shrooms yesterday tryna trip( I didn’t have a scale and was trying to eat around a gram due to having a bad trip previously at 2.3 grams) I have 2.8 left, and felt nothing from eating .7 yesterday, if I wanted to have a trip equivalent to 1.5 g how many g would I need to eat today? They are albino penis envy’s
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7 posts omitted.From a scientific standpoint, why does /sci/ never talk about science?
I always see popsci of the week, psychology neo-qualia threads, inane math technicisms, /pol/ vaccine/race/iq threads, university life discussion and so on.
Don't you people work? Don't you get curious about a problem at work you wish to know a way to do more efficiently?
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What aspects of our world are arbitary?
By this, I mean something is "arbitrary" if having it the way it is wasn't necessary for life to develop and ask this question.
For example, it's probably not a coincidence that the one planet we know with life has such an exceptional moon:planet size ratio, because tides likely played a big role in the development of life.
But it is arbitrary that the moon perfectly eclipses the sun.
The radioactive parts of our periodic table are arbitrary; while their existence is necessary for Earth to maintain a molten core for billions of years, their specific properties could be randomised and you'd still end up with a bunch of heavy elements in the core with half lives of billions of years.
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https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7010e3.htm
Anyone on here want to explain why this was actually significant?
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>didn't study STEM at a top university
NGMI.
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12 posts omitted.Ok so I ate at around 3:30 for lunch, and it's now 6:30, scientifically.. is it appropriate for me to have a beer at this time?
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9 posts omitted.If people are biological living open systems with inputs and outputs how much of daily interactive cognitive output and behaviour is controlled by input?
The input from molecules, particles, vibrations and waves. Anything that stores information that goes into and is interpreted by our whole bodies, especially nerves, gut, digestion and brain. All events we experience are included since they are encapsulated through perceived information, especially from photons and phonons. Stored in neurological patterns, muscle memory and nerve bundles? I don't know.
I seem to be developing a paranoid schizoid personality disorder since getting this outlook and am far more careful with what information I consume. I notice how people want to feed me sugar and tell me what's on the news or what they read/heard on the internet all the time.
When I mention this to people they wholeheartedly think I'm joking or am overreacting for thinking this and I fear I have gone completely insane because of it as I and people have become unhealthy i/o machines and a shitty science forum is where I'm posting this on in hopes that anyone feels what I'm saying or can talk me out of it.
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14 posts omitted.Any biologists on here who can explain why this isn't grounds for different subspecies? I have only once seen them referenced in literature.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_Pygmies
Fun fact they have been repeatedly genocided by the Bantu peoples (same people who cry BLM across the globe)
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18 posts omitted.European whites are, at their core, vertical organizers. They thrive on structure and strong leadership, they are most content and efficient when they simply must stick to their own layer, in their own little box, performing their given role. This makes them trivial to infiltrate and hijack. If you deprive them of racial and ideological homogeneity and any capacity for strong leadership to emerge in their various strata (because they layer, they're not flat organizers by nature) strong leadership cannot emerge, and they incapable of organizing. They will conform to whatever system is thrust upon them so long as it provides for most of their needs, and they will ignore any higher calling because the one's doing the calling do not appear powerful at the outset. That is, there is no clear hierarchy and verticality to the structure, so the idea of participating in it is alien to their mind. They are not creators or architects, they are followers who like a clear role, for a clear purpose which comes down from on high. If you further deprive them of purpose through family and community, they crumble into cowardice and laziness.
European whites, as well as all vertical organizers, are a solved game. Realistically they were done more than a century ago. It would seem to me then that the trans agenda and flooding Europe with immigrants cannot be a final straw. Rather, it's checkmate.
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27 posts omitted.Guys, I just thought of a genius idea.
We should write a textbook together, on Algebra or something.
The sum of our knowledge will create the ultimate guide, and the sum of our retardation will lead to book which will be very accessible to future generations of /sci/entists.
The guides we already have are shit and I think it would be cool to recommend a """quality""" book to young /sci/entists that's not published by (((Springer))).
I suggest that the book avoids having practice problems, I think they would just get in the way of concepts and slow down the flow.
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4 posts omitted.>The natural physics of water is to find and maintain its level.
The globe is ridiculous.
Come visit!
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Probability problem.
I shuffle a deck of 10 cards
Only one card says that you Win
You get to pick 2 random cards.
Now we agree your odds of winning would be 2/10
But what if you turn the first card and it's a blank.
What are the odds that your second card are a win? Is it still 2/10, or did it drop to 1/10 or perhaps it's now 1/9?
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