/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7207031
>Dinosaurs roamed the earth 63 million years ago.
I love when ingorant capeshit lovers use this cliche, you say "dinosaurs" like if they were just a big bunch of innalienable mighty creatures of the past, when there were billions of different weird, big and tiny species filling uncountable eco-niches and habitats, and also suffered by at least 3 massive extinction events while they "roamed" the earth... still they are just "THE Dinosaurs" to you, damn fedora.

But lets take this way of thinking, mammaliformes have roamed on earth since Permic period, so thats 300 Millions years of mammals shadow ruling the world, like 50 million years of advantage to "THE Dinosaur".

Also you antrhopocentric point of view is so so so weak even by Homo sapien standards... using you weak powerlevel logic lets argue this:

>Why has there never in the entire history of earth ever been an supermassive species both vegetal and animal until now? Sequoia sempervirens and Balaenoptera musculus.

>WE kinda coevolved with them, but we never managed to gain human ultra size or even remotely comparable massive gains

>This also delves into MUH GIGA ANIMULHS Derparadox. Are they the only massive species in the universe?

So where is your fucking god now,? puto.

>>5471198
>Where is the evidence?
>Is in the DNA, the geographycal distribution
>I mean... Where is the material evidence?

So DNA is no material just a sort of ethereal mistic thing... almost like a soul. 10/10

Yo /sci/, please help me out.
I have an oral math exam in three days and I'm fucked cause I haven't paid attention all year.
Do you know any sites that could help me out?

Subjects are: Equations, statistics, percentage and interests, linear growth, exponential growth, variables and geometry.

Please guys, I really need your help.

>>2306815

DARN ALL YA CHEMICAL ENGINEERS TO HELL