/sci/ - Science & Math

Musk getting name dropped in the twitter hearings

>>14518461
>Massey's: Open
Massey's what?

>>12783464
>10 views
Anon....

>>12741368
>Get on mars ship with 100 people
>101 get off

>America falling apart
SpaceX you need to hurry the FUCK UP

>>11304408
>>11304403
>>11304398
>our mathematical models are wrong and we see proxima centaury go supernova tomorrow

>be me
>oldcel on summer break
>going back to uni in fall
>got hired at a tree removal company
>strenuous, mostly mindless although sometimes dangerous work
>coworkers are hicks and only talk about trucks, heavy machinery, tattoos etc
>I don't need the money, just wanted a structured schedule otherwise I develop terrible habits
>feel my mind wasting away

I won't make enough money in 3 months for it to be worth a damn for me financially. I'm getting my hands dirty, which I've done before, and being mildly social. But I get bored. And I feel like I'm pissing my life away. Should I quit and spend all summer in the library learning all the shit I've always wanted to? And preparing myself for next semester? If I just go right from this job back to class I'm going to be braindead.

I want to construct a schedule for myself to be at the library, reading + writing various topics, so there is at least some semblance of order to my life. But it won't shake the feeling of being a giant pussy.

>ask a microbiologist what his favourite movie is
>"12 monkeys"

Confused brainlet here. Collapsing the wave function of an entangled particle also collapses the wave function of its counterpart, right? Are there any circumstances/experiments in which the measurement and wave function collapse of a stream of entangled particles at one location change the expected results of the measurement of the counterpart stream at a different location? If we cause collapse in an entangled particle when its counterpart is not being subjected to a measurement and the counterpart stops behaving as a wave -- would an observer that was unaware of this entanglement and the collapse we've subjected to it, who has been given the entangled particles that he is using simultaneously in his own experiment and is expecting the counterpart to produce results consistent with wavelike behaviour as per the conditions of his experiment (à la the double slit), unexpectedly and inexplicably receive results consistent with non-wavelike behaviour?

Where is EmDrive anon?

I'm talking about the anon that said he was working on some affiliated research and other anons verified that he wasn't larping and promised to give updates...

At least say that you are not dead.

What are the first signs you see in a unit/course that you should avoid taking?
For me its..
>the word "abstract" anywhere in the unit guide
>Male lecturer teaching the first half and female lecturer teaching the second half
>unit administered by all female staff

Number 1 and 3 are the most dangerous imo.

>tfw just found out why steroids are illegal

How does it always lead back to (((them)))???