I can't wrap my head around plate tectonics. Some plates are moving very fast while others are moving slow, without affecting the speed of the plates they are in contact with. One plate can split into two like how the arabian plate came out of africa... somehow. Pieces of land can randomly leave a plate and go to another plate like how madagascar seperated from india. New tectonic plates can appear without an obvious mechanism and that existing plates can be destroyed by subduction despite the fact they are also rifting away and expanding at other plate boundaries. And the idea that the ground is like a log of wood floating in a bathtub How can plate tectonics be learned?
>>16870567It ain’t that weird.
>>16870567https://wisconsin.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/buac17-68-sci-ess-lavalake/lava-lake-tectonics/Ignore that it’s from Wisconsin, even if it also probably applies to a pot of melting cheese.
/sqt/ - simple questions thread (aka /qtddtot/) Previous thread: >>16759536 >what is /sqt/ for?Basic questions regarding maths and science. Also homework.>where do I go for advice?>>>/sci/scg or >>>/adv/>where do I go for other questions and requests?>>>/wsr/ >>>/g/sqt >>>/diy/sqt etc.>how do I post math symbols (Latex)?rentry.org/sci-latex-v1>a plain google search didn't return anything, is there anything else I should try before asking the question here?scholar.google.com>where can I search for proofs?proofwiki.org>where can I look up if the question has already been asked here?warosu.org/scieientei.xyz/sci>how do I optimize an image losslessly?Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Is there something you should NEVER EVER consume because it would interact with the HCl in your stomach (or other of the substances there) and basically melt you from the inside? By the time you notice something's off it's already too late. Consider that we have inner mucus to avoid getting digested by our own HCl already. Zn + 2 HCl ZnCl2 + H2 would be uncomfortable to say the least but wouldn't be overly destructive (probably).
>>16870790the obvious answer is fluorideit's fine in pretty tiny amounts (hence its use for dental health), but it will react to form hydrofluoric acid, and that is absolutely not something you want inside of you. especially since it is capable of seeping through body tissue
When I look at two points on a map, I don't have any idea how to draw an approximate geodesic between them. Where can I learn how to roughly intuit the shortest path? >>16864061>>16864071Tree map, actually>>16868186The points are too crowded to tell.>>16868586Don't feel bad about it. There's nothing noble about waiting around for 4chan douchebags to answer your questions. I do it anyway but not because I would feel bad about using a chatbot.
How do I get into the "engineering mindset"?I'm taking introuction to electrical engineering and I'm constantly struggling with problems. Keeping track of what equals what and how to interpret certain things. I don't want to be a nuisance and annoy everyone at the faculty so I'm asking here
>>16870894It would help if you could give examples of problems you failed to solve, and where in the process your classmates got ahead of you.
Woopsy, we made an 8th grade level mistake guys...we're very sorry. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4210929/https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5541280/
>>16868265I've not left my house in 2 years since I lost my job.
>>16868446>>168689068000 IU in a daily capsule. Get some.
>>16865623this picture makes me lol
>>16868584the government can't be that incompetent
>>16870674When it comes to government:>Never attribute to stupidity what can adequately be explained by malice.
how far away are we from being able to be luke skywalker and farm moisture from the desert?
>>16868484mmmmmmmmm microblastic-infused water................
>>16868671If it's so easy, why don't you have a Nobel Prize?
>>16868566Define not much.
>>16869107Microplastics are everywhere now. There is no way to not get them when even breast milk constains traces.
>>16870892Insufficient to reliably sustain human life.
Why are humans the only species that need to rinse their mouth, and brush teeth?
>>16868757Elephants have 6 sets of molars they use over time as the previous set wears down from chewing. Once the last set is worn down, the elephant pretty much starves and dies. It's the leading cause of death in elephants
>>16868894Cats even have their own genetic disorder named FORL that causes their organisms to absorp teeth causing a huge damage and pain.
>>16868715Because we outlive out primes. Usually once we start losing our teeth is near our natural end of life (40-50 years old, maybe even less)Also, this>>16868721
>>16868774KEK
>>16868715https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1dDPGZCrkY
I don't bring this up for any retarded political reason, I believe that homosexuality(or rather, "queerness") became prevalent among humans "intentionally" due to my noticing of the influence of birth order and other inherent traits which are correlated with the "queer" state, and wondered what role this might play, if any.Now, I'm not sure if bisexuals were lumped in with homosexuals for this stat, which would warp things quite a bit(most pedophiles would describe themselves as bisexual if pressed), but in any case, I know that *actual* pedophilia is 11 times more common among male-attracted men than their straight counterparts, making about 22% of queer men pedophilic (this was determined with phallometric testing).I currently think homosexuality served a similar purpose to menopause in that it redirects energy that might otherwise be used to reproduce towards the end of helping their genetic adjacents(children, siblings) survive and reproduce due to that becoming more effecient(queerness is most common among the youngest child in a family). Perhaps giving a sexual motivation for protecting the most vulnerable members of the group allowed these people to fulfill their role most effectively?Any interesting thoughts to add? Please don't just sperg out at the numbers -_-
Only legend pro max can solve this
>>16870815>>16870817if you let ρ_air≈0 then it's just the mass of the jar plus the mass of the bugs though, and it seems like a reasonable assumption to make given >>16870792
>>16870765>What does the scale read[?]n = number of flies which aren't airbornes = scale reading in kgs = 1 + n/10
explain why air pressure should matter at all.
>>16870863ρ is mass-volume density, not pressure
ITT We have two types.Those who are simply retarded and those who post stuff which is so fucking retarded it actually takes someone who is quite clever to think of it.If you understood what I just said you are quite clever. If you did not then you are retarded.
Sup academics.What is the best way you have personally cheated in higher education, or what is the best cheating story you have? Paraphrasing existing work with Quillbot and passing it of as your own? Saving answers on your T53 and loading macros during proctored exams? Rewriting ChatGPT code and passing it off as your own?>blah blah you didn't earn your degreeOh wellHigher education only. No one cares about high school.
>>16868471Lmao.
cheating in academia means you didn't do the work you said you did, which isn't common since most published material is group effort, your free labor assigend grad student can do it for you and you are already protectedcheating is...actually extra work
>>16870105Is that what they told Jocelyn Bell?
>>16867904Play the politics game. Academia is a political hub. You just have to match the dominant politics and say the buzzwords.
>>16867904Some universities literally don't careespecially for master's students, they let foreign master's students cheat because their tuition is such a big source of revenue
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Only the d part is the operator
>you can separate variables but this totally isn't cross multiplying the thing that's written as a fraction which isn't a fraction!>What do you mean you want to take the finite difference, cross multiply, and then pass the limit? You can't do that!!!What the actual fuck is their problem
>>16869658This. To emulate the behavior of d/(dx) using the total derivative just requires the restriction dx = 1, dy = 0, dz =0, etc.If you really must use the fraction operator at least write it properly as (dx)\dWriting d/(dx) gets the chain rule wrong when changing variables.d/(dx) becomes d/(dy)*(1/g'(y)) = -g''/g'^2 + (1/g')d/(dy) after substitution x = g(y)(dx)\d becomes (1/g')*((dy)\d) which is the right answer.
>>16869618eh, just use non-standard calculus
>>16869618Well it sure fucking looks like a fraction.
Japan is about to DOMINATE quantum tech
>>16860002fuck I should have sold my bitcoin when it was up
>>16869077Yeah either scale to match my acuity or beat yourselves the fuck out to quite honestly summarize the real world
>>16860011It will make plugsuits ubiquitous in Japan.
>>16868897one time padif you consider that modern
thats a lot of money, almost a billion to a country who will responsibly use that money for technological advancement and the betterment of their own fabric of societyanyways, 6 billion to israel
real scientists gonna love thathttps://youtu.be/CXVnVo7qhBk?t=463
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>>16870852what a beauty! saved. 10x
Say we had the technology to manipulate objects at the nanolevel maybe using nanomachines or some other plot bullshit.How good could you make rocket engines, fuel, computers etc?
>>16865353STANDING HEREI REALIZE
>>16849074Rocketry platformsThen airThen discrete oxygen moleculesThen thoughts and prayersThen orbital wankery slingshots of dropping weight and relaunching
>>16864628Science is rigorously magic the moment anyone starts realizing mutability carries the founding property of any real physics.
>>16862872Having the void clock never tick does fit a couple fairy tale tropes
>>16825127Dakara...
How can my schizophrenia help me in advancing science?
>>16869060>sciencewell, you could study physics cause it's made the fuck up
>>16869060Schizophrenia just means youre consciousness is on a higher level compared to the npc. Use it to debunk evolution and brain consciousness theory
Full blown schizo here. You just see things that are so unbelievable but so elegant and simple and it all makes so much fucking sense. Some of the basics I figured out on my own like the colour of different stars defining the personality so you say of what different life might be like in their solar systems but when you see what's out there it's just so mindblowing there's no limit of words I can say and you'd understand nothing from them. I've been posting my schizo nonsense lately but nobody seems to notice. Like if I tell you there are insectoid robots from outer space that turn themselves into organic life you're just gonna say I'm retarded, but literally the only cool thing about my life are my hallucinations and I know what I see is true. I don't think anyone can become schizo, but my method was basically semen retention, extended periods of not sleeping and a fuckton of weed. Can't just sit around getting high though, you need to have a dynamic lifestlye. You'll meet people and things will line up if all you want is knowledge. Reality is so far beyond what our sci-fi has imagined, and some of our sci-fi wasn't merely imagined. You just wouldn't believe, and nor would I if I hadn't seen some of these things myself. I wish you well.
>>16869116>>16869121>>16869127Sorry I fucking disconnected a million times trying to post. Now I look silly.
>>16869060It is also possible that someone simply gas lit you into thinking that you had Schizophrenia. Have you ever noticed that anything that exposes the Jews is Schizophrenia? >Probably because Hitler was wrong about the monolithic Jewish conspiracy.
based or jewish?
>>16870823>based or jewish?yes
>group theory: kino math>theory of groups: pseudoscience explain
>>16870836it's like the difference between colored people and people of color
Curry's paradox shows that mathematical logic is broken.
>>16865043Curry was a White man.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haskell_Curry
[eqn]\vdash \lambda \langle f,g\rangle:\sigma \leftrightarrow (\sigma\to\tau). (\lambda x:\sigma. fxx)(g\lambda x:\sigma. fxx) : (\sigma \leftrightarrow (\sigma\to\tau))\to\tau[/eqn]
No, dumbass.
[math] \vdash M:(\sigma\leftrightarrow(\sigma\to\tau))\to\tau\ \text{does not conjure }\tau;\ \text{it shows that inhabiting }\sigma\leftrightarrow(\sigma\to\tau)\ \text{already entails }\tau,\ \text{i.e. }(\exists e:\sigma\leftrightarrow(\sigma\to\tau))\Rightarrow(\exists t:\tau).[/math]
>>16869909Seems like undefined behavior to me. The result is undefined and it might make you go crazy.
