CoolHat

1090 pts ยท January 31, 2013


#7 Technically it can be washed off by other molecules of dihydrigen monoxide

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Blebbing?

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Gen chem, Orgo, p chem, a chem, inorganic. This is what they have been and always will be called

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Yea think of sin/cos as operators, they act on an input and generate an output, no need to have units

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Congrats! You should post about your work : )

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What are you graduating?

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It's a computer generated model

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You should add Emmy Noether, I think her work was phenomenal

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It's all relative really, it may be that evolution could have adorned us better, but the way things fell, we are still at the top

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You also can't explain why the laws of physics or chemistry or biology are the way they are, you couldn't even begin to broach that

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The point is, life isn't as ubiquitous as one might imagine given the expanse of the universe

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Yea but we haven't discovered it and that's the point, research the Fermi paradox if you'd like to know what the possibilities are

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Not all like that really (3/3)

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Im thinking you're one of those people who has had bad experiences with religious people and that's why you have such animosity but it's 2/3

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Yes well if being the only detectable life forms in a universe as vast as ours doesn't impart significance to you, Im not sure what would

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I'd like for you to propose the field of science that is going to answer the question what is humanity's purpose

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Yea i agree, tho not for the reason you say. Simply put you can't apply the scientific method/inductive reasoning to philosophy

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If the question is of understanding, do you think a child understands the science they are taught? Religion addresses what science cannot

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What about in private schools? What about in homeschooling?

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Yes it's a very delicate balance which is what makes it so tricky to fight

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It's almost as if the player became the bullet

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Mostly, but still partakes in some very important chemistry in the atmosphere and whatnot so not entirely so

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It was meant to be joke s/p our gun violence epidemic and the prevalence of firearms here, I.e. We call everything a holster, pew pew

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Not in America

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if phage exist that target specific bacteria and you believe endosymbiotic t then i guess it follows that virus should target mt, v cool

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Not quite, he theorized and documented his theory but provided no experimental evidence, which is the real challenge

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Good post! I enjoyed it

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Not really, it uses the bacterial 'immune system' to remove or change portions of a DNA sequence

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Considering the scale, probably molecular energetics, it's likely not evolutionarily advantageous

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Holy moly is that Pete mackovicky! I've worked with him before, super cool dude!

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