/sci/ - Science & Math

So will we finally have someone land on the moon in 2022 or will that take until 2023?

At this point hospitals should be able to turnaround everyone in 48 hours with ivermectin, ambroxol+HCQ, and fluvoxamine. Cyproheptadine if shit gets really bad.

Do doctors just not know pharmaceuticals or are nurses lazy or what?

What's Virgin Galactic up to these days? Are they even doing anything?

So, how's SLS doing?

Pic answers only, please.

What does Tooker thought about this?

Can we use black holes for anything? Dumping nuclear waste?

Is it true that a person with IQ less than 90 will forever be unable to grasp Monty Hall paradox? I think switching makes no difference but mom always said I was smart...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/16201210/

So can i use one of many low friqvency sound apps to control other people behavior?
Or atleast icrease my work performance.
If yes what friqvencies do I use?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2952418/Neanderthals-interbred-longer-modern-humans-east-Asia-DNA-reveals.html If east asians interbreded with the neantherdals for longer, or at all, then how is it that they grow less body and facial hair than other races? It's just bizarre. Also why is it that caucasians lived in a cold climate and yet, they did not develop monolithic folds, and yet asians who lived in the temperate climate have them?

Info I got:

WIECHDCKYTHEDHIN
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What does this mean:
P(p,q) = (p ^ ~q) ^ (p -> p)


I know ^ means "and"
~ means "not"
"->" means "if"

but what are you supposed to solve for, and what does P(p,q) mean.

it just looks like it says
(p is true and inverted-q is true) and (p is true if p is true)

>>9220729

>>9139787
How few papers would I have to write under different aliases to create an ample sized web of citations between them to make all the papers seem legit?

What makes dark matter the preferred theory vs MOND?

>>9004076
Is anything?