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RACIST THREAD

>>16166755
Newfag detected. Day of the airlock, what are you a brand new /pol/ import?

>>16166793
Yeah see I told you all >>16166564

Not much going on right now huh

>>16166868
We're in the best times for spaceflight with multiple launches happening every week, with multiple active development happening every week from all companies/countries.

We're in a much better position today than we were 2 years and is 2-4X more active today than 2 years ago. Yet retards claim nothing is happening. Like a dozen things are happening just today.

>>16166896
I meant within the last 2 hours

>>16165504
Ubcanncy. How did you know?
My elder sibling is an autogynephile trannoid (pathological narcissism) and my younger sibling is gay.

>>16165535
>autogynephile trannoid
The ego version of Allah, not the dissolution of genders but a hyper-affirmation of both positives from either side.

I noted this same thing on the genetic splitting of the male/female root genes, Jesus and Judas essentially when in both male forms (as these are segmented hybridization of billions of years ago).

True "The only Allah is the One Allah" is without "self" much of the time (or should be but its in a human body so...yeah, reverse evolving means reverse moralizing...de-humanizing one's self).

>>16165538
>affirmation of both positives from either side.
Hence why the Quran says the relationship between Allah and humans is "master and slave, no more, no less", as Allah is "A Father to no one."

Cant be a "Father" if youre not male, can you?

>>16165345
Carrying a child for 9 months is a literal nutrient drain for the mother. Statistically, the child that's conceived shortly after one is born will have a weaker frame. There's studies suggesting that second-born girls are usually more sexually attractive for this reason, while second-born boys are usually less so.

This >>16165372 may play a small role as well, but when the woman is in her teens and 20's, it doesn't matter as much. Nutrition plays a much, much bigger role then.

If you want multiple peak children, you need to space out the conception a bit more, like 3 years, and you need to make sure the mother is eating well to build up her nutritional reserves.

>>16165702
weaker frame as in physical only or mental too?

>>16165331
it's a nutrient deficiency in the plant

>>16165331
I agree. It's phosphorus deficiency. The images on google are not that severe, but I've seen worse than your pic. Get guano, or some other complete fertilizer, it's not going to be just that one deficiency when it's this severe.

>>16165332
>>16165342
All of the other leafs are fine. I only picked it here because the plants are now covering it up
I guess they are less than 4 inches apart from one another, ans there are lots.of plants. I still think its fungi

>>16165386
Only the older leaves show the deficiency. They're probably dropping off without you noticing and then other leaves turn. Give it some manure. Cow, pig, or chicken would be the best choices because they have a bit more phosphorus then other manures.

>>16165332
>>16165342

>>16165946
I got an older leaf to show you too because I do know about that and wanted to have a good example of it

>>16165326
>is 50-80% genetic
it's >90% retard

>>16165904
I would gladly keep paying bix nood tax if they were all sequestered far away to reservations and were completely out of sight/mind like the tee-pee-creepies.

>>16165328
Human genes >>> negroid genes.
Simple as.

>>16165512

>>16165326
Asian students would get an epic beatdown if they brought home report cards that weren't loaded with straight As.

>>16166765
Phenotype mogged.

My head is too big for most hats. I can't get a baseball cap on even if the back is unstrapped

>>16166764
>t. triggered
thats your shame at your own behavior showing though

>>16165739
The whole neocortex is something like an autoencoder to filter the overwhelming amount of sensory data into more meaningful bits of information. You get "high IQ" when it doesn't work, and you are overwhelmed by the infinite complexity of things.

>>16165323
Big head = big brain = smart boy

>>16166092
>can someone tell me why
You already were...but youre such a fuckinf delusional jackass you couldnt comprehend youre not a Mathematician...you just "forgot" youre LARPing as one on the internet.

I understand....its very common to forget youre not a surgeon or mechanic or physicist.

>>16166099
you're also forgetting you're just some skinnyfat imbecile who pretends to be a mathematician just like the ones you "call out"

>>16166110
>who pretends
>>16166099
>you couldnt comprehend youre not a Mathematician...you just "forgot" youre LARPing as one on the internet.
>>16165998
>I cracked Euler's Identity twice

HE CANNOT ACCEPT REALITY.

ONLY HIS EGO.

DIS-GUS-TING! Grow up, Bam....>>16165970

Wasn’t this already proven

>>16165256
>t. Jertarkwon Jackson

>>16165205
Just call the zoo and say you really want his sperm

>>16165205
I googled that and I got
https://www.apeinitiative.org/advancing-veterinary-medicine
>At Ape Initiative, Kanzi and the other male bonobos are being trained to provide voluntary semen samples using an artificial swelling device that closely mimics a female bonobo’s external genitalia.

>>16166426
I mean it sounds kind of gross except if you grew up on a farm or work as a dog breeder or something, in which case- yeah, that's how you have to do that. It is nice to hear that they're preserving it so they could potentially make more down the line, because based on everything I've read about him, he seems like he's genuinely a very one of a kind, once in a century kind of apes. The rest of the apes don't seem to grasp language at nearly the same level he does.

>>16165205
Bro should have used his language to ask for some finasteride

How do vaxxxies feel knowing that their life expectancy has been substantially reduced by their decision to take an untested medicine for a nonexistent viral epidemic?
Foolish? Are there any vaxxxies on /sci/ that aren't too massively egotistical to admit that they got tricked and made a mistake by volunteering to a a guinea pig and doing it for free too?

>>16165251
>Are there any vaxxxies on /sci/ that aren't too massively egotistical to admit that they got tricked and made a mistake by volunteering to a a guinea pig and doing it for free too?
No, the vax scam specifically targeted people with highly narcissistic personalities

>>16165251
I feel fine, thanks for asking. I didn't get the astra though, I got the better untested version.

>>16165168
>ROFLCOPTER

>>16166280
>t. unpaid guinea pig
cuck

>>16165271
Yeah, well...some Morties show up without Ricks.
[wipes nose on sleeve]
Y-y-you know...maybe it was too good to come back, d-d-did you even think about that?

Like in the Lord of the Rings, Hobbits dont believe in fairy tales of far off lands.

>>16165151
You watch too many Werner Herzog documentaries about suicidal penguins.
No man and no animal is stupid enough to walk into what is obviously a death trap.
If you want to hear the actual mechanism, "not seeing any greenery or sources of fresh water on the horizon" is a pretty obvious heuristic.

>>16165151
They can just go around it

>>16165151
Imagine Becky's absolute smell after being stranded for 3 days in the sahara desert.

>>16165296
>Werner Herzog
This guy is a mega pseud

>>16165149
nothing wrong with AZ, there's just even better stuff on the market - probably pfizer

>>16165149
>citing surplus of new vaccines
they withdrew it because they lost a $20 million court case for vaccine injury

>>16165217

>>16165239
That or the fact that they've been outcompeted by the mRNA vaccines.

>>16165284
Those will all also be withdrawn soon since similar court cases are pending against their manufacturers

>>16165147
>What do I do? How do I lock in? HOW DO I FOCUS?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tpB-B8BXk0

>>16165257
you're retarded. I don't use 4chan. even if I did, why would I be in a shit thread like yours?

>>16165652
I wasn't planning on it. That's the first thing I thought of, purity. Ik a regular lab would be cleaner than a trap house with a lab.

>>16165362
that's stupid.

This thread was moved to >>>/adv/31211106

It would be epic

>>16165034
It basically depends on the feasibility of hypercomputation.

>>16165150
If you aren't rendering something to save resources, you still need to run the logic for it in the background to have everything be coherent. And if you aren't doing even that then an eternally increasing inflaton field does not exist and eternal inflation is false.

Eternal inflation and simulation theory are mutually exclusive, unless the runtime for the simulation is very short.

>>16165314
>"As above so below" should be self-evident.
Its not since The SIMS physics is obviously very different from real physics.

Eternal inflation means eventually the prices in the supermarket will cause an integer overflow in the simulation and hence become negative.

>>16165811
Why would that be the case? Clearly such things could be simulated at a lower resolution,
What would be mir interesting is the chemical and physical processes going on in distant stars. Those could be far more erratic and not „low detail“

>>16165026
just read a textbook, zoomer

>>16165114
I'm already doing that. I want something I can do for 5 minutes in bed in the morning alongside my other brain/math apps.

what's the best scientific or graphing calculator app?

>>16166718
Are you an alien? Perhaps you are Erdos from an alternate universe.

>>16165001
Someone being proud of being part of a group?
That sounds like potential identitarian thinking.
And that sounds like anti-semitism to me.
>Early life
Nevermind.

>>16165001
Described by his biographer, Paul Hoffman, as "probably the most eccentric mathematician in the world," Erdős spent most of his adult life living out of a suitcase.[19] Except for some years in the 1950s, when he was not allowed to enter the United States based on the accusation that he was a Communist sympathizer, his life was a continuous series of going from one meeting or seminar to another.[19] During his visits, Erdős expected his hosts to lodge him, feed him, and do his laundry, along with anything else he needed, as well as arrange for him to get to his next destination.[19]

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA!
Oh, Epstein knew what he was doing.
Phenomenal.

>>16165001
New thesis advisor?

>>16165001
One of my professors has an erdos number of 3, so ig that makes me a 4 if you stretch things.

>>16166310
What's your level of math and what's your general background? The standard recommendation if you have taken a signals and systems class is Nise's Control Systems Engineering.

If you have a fairly strong math background and can skip straight to grad level stuff Brogan's Modern Control Theory is great for state space oriented control and Astrom's Feedback Systems has great coverage of PID and frequency domain control. Some people also really like Chen's Linear System Theory and Design but I'm not a huge fan personally.

I'm about to start a PhD related to control systems but the only thing I know about control is two undergrad classes, one on state space and one on classical. Wat do.

>>16166501
What will your PhD be focusing on?
At any rate, really start learning about dynamical systems theory. Strogatz's Nonlinear Dynamics is a good starting point

>>16166621
My advisor seems to be pretty open about different topics but the lab in general is about AI and algorithms with some neuroscience.

I've had that book sitting on my shelf for years without reading the whole thing lol. I've gotten through some chapters and while it is fascinating I feel IQgapped sometimes. If I read it casually then I can grasp the basic concepts fine enough but actually doing the derivations and math takes me forever.

>>16166636
I've recommended it a bunch in class already, but Brogan's modern control theory is a great linear systems introduction to the grad side of control and should give you a decent foundation to approach non-linear control if you need it.

Personally I liked Khalil's non-linear systems more than Strogatz. But that's just like my opinion man.

My friend was my homie. I thought we’d always be boys until the day he stopped talking to me. First it was for a couple of hours, then a few days, days turned to weeks, and weeks turned to months. Eventually, we haven’t spoken in years. It wasn’t until a few days ago that he sent a text message wanting to see what I’ve been up to. We chit-chatted for a while and I asked if he believed that he was a girl. He just told me that he was always a girl and that was the reason he stopped talking to me. He said that I was belittling him and never really cared about his identity. I just don’t get it. How could a brilliant scientific mind such as his fall victim to such pedophilic degeneracy? So, I asked this question to you: what evidence can you provide me that would finally convince my friend that he’s clinically insane? I have to save him from making a terrible mistake and it costs him his eternal soul.

The answer is that you're not getting your friend back and that's because you're too god damn stupid, OP.

>>16164940
Psychology is no more a science than your dumb boyfriend is a girl, so you aren't going to get anywhere with this.

For me it's rudin

>>16165073
>https://equitablemath.org/
yes, and it's about teaching math differently, not teaching different math. There is no "different" math to teach, but there are many different way to teach math, get it? I'm sure you will

Are there any problem books for analysis you'd recommend?

>>16165761
>sheeeeit nyucka! if yous gots 13 bandz n sheit, but one dem trifling ahh hoes takes 4 of yo bandz, how many a dem bitches yous gots left??

>>16165822
Solving Problems in Mathematical Analysis (3 volumes) by Thomas Radozycki is very good for problems worked out in detail. Another nice set is the 3 volumes by Kaczor and Nowak. Both are quite useful for self-study in my opinion.