/sci/ - Science & Math

Could urban sewage be recycled into soil?

So we all understand the FAA is putting the squeeze on this because of Elon's involvement with GameStopGate, right?

didn't most here preach this virus will be hardcore a few months ago when the WHO and authority said it's "just da flu duh" and they had it under control? And now its a nothingburger because government say its real shit?
this all just seems like a pro-authority vs anti-authority circlejerk

>>11453412
Just to clarify, that's the US alone you dumb fucking scared little rat.
Worldwide:
379 000 deaths from ischaemic heart disease
165 000 deaths from lower respiratory infections
36 900 deaths from asthma
21 400 deaths from lung cancer.
Fuck you dumb cunts who can't quantify risk in any meaningful manner. The world would be a much better place without you pussies.
https://www.who.int/quantifying_ehimpacts/publications/shsarticle2010/en/

>>11266082
Actually it depends on empirical evidence, of which there is none for dark matter.

>...has some effect.
cool story bro. Now explain how?

>If you're defining dark matter as a particle distinct from normal matter, agreed.
>Depends on your definition of dark matter.

I'm not arguing semantics with you. Show me empirical evidence of dark matter or don't. In fact, why don't you show me empirical evidence of any particle while you're at it.

>DEPENDS ON YOUR DEFINITION.
Oh I see, well I define you as a "mental midget who will shut the fuck up and show me empirical evidence of dark matter or just plain shut the fuck up". See how I defined you? By your logic you now must behave and become this definition simply because I stated so. Don't keep me waiting now mr. word salad.

>but you still haven't defined muh dark matter.

Why would I waste my energy defining what could literally lack definition? I am going by YOUR DEFINITION of dark matter, if you are indeed this >>11265937 poster which basically equates it to "it is hypothesized, and also has never been detected". So based on both "our definitions" IT DOESN'T EXIST.

>>10825377
>you don't see the weather in your area being more intense now than when you where a kid?
First of all, no. Second, that has absolutely nothing to do with whether IT IS more intense. 7 days in a row of 90 degrees is "intense". 7 days of 90 degrees spread out over a month doesn't seem as intense, but there's no net difference. What is "intensity" to you? How much people whine and complain about it? How much you arbitrarily feel that you can take? Maybe you're just getting old and noticing it more instead of having your attention span taken away by legos, trains and videogames.

>>10825126
Winter comes, anon.

>>10807932
>Space is a vessel for energy.
So now it's empty again.

>I suppose it could technically have a zero state... But these are all human constructs... Big thing to understand about Optimum Theory is that it accepts that we are fucking animals working with animals models of reality. This Universe is now and forever beyond comprehension. Not a technology barrier. It's a barrier of existing within this Universe

A barrier? What is on the outside of this barrier? I thought it was one thing (the universe)?

>>10390912
Huh, last time I checked "properties" can become lost. It's almost like magnetism is actually a conjugate of it or something...

>>10386102
>they're the first to do anything useful with it

what's the squareroot of 0?

>>9882579
>>9882584


> non trivial amount of matter

Explain s anon.

Do transgender people kill themselves because testosterone is an anti depressant and they block it?

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=nsolve%5Breals%5D+x%5Ex%5E3+%3D+16

Am I smart now?

>>9494163

>they were not yours

spoken like a true brainlet, those resources belong to the future of mankind. Unless we aren't using them to better man into space exploration, which is the next vital step to human evolution, you are a detrimental brainless parasite to the future of man kind.

TLDR, just because you think you own something, you can still waste it's potential, you stupid fucker.

>>9485966
>Basic Income

>>9485235
>You take infants from what you'd consider shithole countries, raise them in an environment where education is valued and mystical mumbo-jumbo is not, and (again statistically) they turn out to be just as capable as children born into literate societies.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...

>>9483217
I'm glad the first place you chose to share your findings is on an anime image board. Quite prestigious indeed.

>>9312177

>the spectrum of the integers is “intrinsically curved”

>>9294117
Does this mean the key is a trivial solution for all questions?

>>9253041
wtf man

For standardized tests, the following advice applies. The number one characteristic all high scoring essays share is length. Since the writing section is timed and you generally get about 30 minutes to write an essay, this means that you want to spend the majority of your time writing. The strategy is Think, Organize, Write.

Spend 1 minute thinking about what the prompt is asking you to do. Do you need to take a position on an issue? Or do you need to deconstruct an argument and explain why it is effective/ineffective? Different prompts ask for different things, so be sure that you're actually answering the question with your essay.

Then, once you have identified what you need to write about, pick out three main points that address the issue at hand, a more complicated aspect that may not be initially obvious, and a counterargument that you can dismantle. Write those down on your scratch paper with bullets. For each bullet, have three or four main topics that you will talk about. These bullets will form the meat of your paragraphs, be sure that you can write around them.

Finally, it's time to write. You have about 25 minutes to do so. Start with an introduction sentence that grabs the reader's attention right away. No one wants to read a list of points. They want to feel something. Beginning with a rhetorical question or an emotional appeal that is tangentially related to the topic at hand is my go to. The last sentence of each paragraph should foreshadow the topic of the next paragraph. The first sentence of each paragraph should be the main point of the paragraph. Conclude by restating your essay in summarized form, and end the essay on a powerful definitive sentence.

Other tips: Build vocabulary, this will prevent your essay from becoming bland and monotonous. Re-read your entire current paragraph before you begin the next sentence of the paragraph, it will help you keep flow.

These things worked for me, 93rd percentile for GRE writing.

>>9228110

>assuming you're smarter than me without evidence

hmmm... is that a sign of autism?

>>9205608

Why is it always black people that do this?