No OP, we will never find out. Its impossible without actually turning back "time" and going to "see" the singularity before "the big bang".

You really shouldt concern yourself with questions like this. Study some quantum physics and one step at the time fellows.

We'll find out. I'm sure of that. We'll know exactly into perfect undoubtable detail how we came into existence from nothing.

But we won't understand it. Because we have basically retarded caveman brains.

We can figure out stuff that we don't even understand.

>>71821
There is an upper limit on the size of structures in the universe. You can clearly see structure on large scales in the image, that means it does not represent very large scales in the universe.

>>71803
not really.A blind person will never actualy know what the color looks like no matter how much information he is given.
If he was born blind he will never experience it.

What is the origin of origin?

>>71866
Look into biochemistry, otherwise chemistry for pharmaceutical/research chemistry

PhD 5-7 years

Math you would require calculus 1/2/3, linear algebra

>>71846
Pretty much. It's a basic alkaloid extraction. Isolating it from the other tropanes is the tricky part if you're working in a kitchen, but you don't have to do that.

Wow, I guess it's used as a murder/suicide poison.

Good way to dispatch someone you REEEAALLY hate

>>71864
dont kill me plx

>>71859

>unless you're already a depressed half-suicide wreck, or if you're a hardcore serious hallucinogen explorer.

I've always wanted a friend I could trust who would easily over-power me, and has medical knowledge. Then I could try these sorts of drugs with the perfect trip sitter.

>>71869
And by "medical knowledge" I mean a doctor with the proper antidotes

By reducing imines and nitropropenes....

>>71850
i think he means how can he synthesize it.

You order some gas canisters from Poland, and you do some funky shit with it and you get tons of amphetamines?

That's what I heard.

-----
// \\
|| ||---- CH2CHCH3
\\ // |
----- NH2

Look for 'Citrus Turpentine' online/in store/art stores, it's D-limonene.

You could also extract it yourself from orange peels. Says you need 900ml, which is probably 50+ peels.

http://www.wikihow.com/Extract-Oil-from-Orange-Peels

you should add isotopes. to save room you could do the basic one then n+1 n+2

>>71656

Maybe you could make it so you get isotopes/istones and stuff when you click on them and detailed info and stuff.

>>71639
the most common oxidation numbers?

Op here i figured out that i can get cheap salt without the anti logging agent in salt stones for cattle.

Now for the next step, how to ensure the salt crystals grows into big nice snowflake ones ?

>>71841
What do you need this for? Gourme implies food applications so why does this even matter? Buy some authentic sea salt or something.

>>71842
They charge more then 50x for the texture
i refuse to pay for this scam.

buy rock salt, icecream salt, or road salt. It's all the same shit, you want big chunks of salt for cheap? well there is it.

>>71836
remember that seawater is free. met a bitch in thailand who had a mad scam running, she'd get liters of seawater, evaporate off the water, and sell the salt. oh wait, it was backbreaking labor for less than a dollar a day.

good luck though

Maybe you can precipitate the amine with a rotatory evaporator. A yield of 77.3% is already quie good and all the steps used are standard lab procedure today.

Then again. You could just reduce the nitro group with Fe/HCl and then hydrogenate the double bond using a reducing agent like NaBH4 or some Pd or Pt catalytst that probably wasn't available back in the 30.

>>71832
1) Could try DCM. Easy to get/distill.
2)DCM again
3)No it can not. Dropping sulfuric acid onto NaCl dampened with aq. HCl will do the trick. The gas produced needs to go through a drying tube (CaCl2) and bubbled into a dried (w/ mgso4) solution of nitrostyrene and organic solvent(DCM or toluene) All of those reagents can be hardware store grade.

Column Chromatography bro. That would work best. Also, you form a sodium bisulphite adduct with the cathinone. Ketones react with bisulphites and fall out of solution.

>>71801
like books or digital data?
I reccomend watching robert saplosky's lectures on neuroscience

>>71798
I've got some good ones. Check back in a couple days (not near my cpu now)

>>71805
Obviously digital.

I had a torrent with all his lectures, but there wasn't a single seed in months; deleted it. I'd appreciate it if someone could find them somewhere somehow.

>>71814
I will yo.

>>71822
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNnIGh9g6fA

>>71823
It's rather elementary.

>>71630
No one in a science-related job, especially a lab tech job, would give two shits about a psych minor. There are plenty of assholes in science, but they stay employed because they're good at science. Take the chem minor, or don't bother with a minor at all.


>>71638
If you're double majoring, you get both degrees separately. And grad school just depends on what field you want to go into.

Chemistry looks better because its a closer concentration to your major

Thanks for the suggestions guys! It's apparent that holding a psychology minor confers little merit. Chemistry it is!

Psych minor is worthless, even if you majored in psych it's practically fuckin worthless. Sad truth.

Neuroscience guy here, and I'm going to tell you what's up.
Nobody cares about your minor, everybody studies lots of different subjects in undergrad. The job market for chemistry related careers is worse than the job market for psychology related careers. It really depends what you want to do, I majored in psych with minors in bio and english and now am a grad student in an animal behavior lab. If you want to sit at the bench with a pipet and test tubes and a centrifuge then focus on chem or if you're interested in living things like humans then focus on psych. Get a PhD in specifically the type of stuff that you want to do research in, or if your grades are strong then you could go to med school. MD's are running most life science research projects right now.
Peace and SLAYER everyone.

As much as this thread seemed a bit kindergarden grade, I too would actually like to hijack it to ask how to do some of this.

Not necessarily just "how to use excel" per-se... but annotating things with little arrows like that and stuff.

Like so many times in my course do we have to plot standard curves and then read an f(x)... which is dead easy to do with the line equation and do a calculation... but I'm not sure how to just... plot and present some lines that "show" what I'm looking at short of saving the photo and editting it in photoshop.

Is there some more sophisticated software I can use to do things like that or am I stuck doing things the slow way?

do a scatter plot in excel, change the graph format so there are no bullet points, and go to the formatting options and choose 'smooth' or whatever that function is. I forgot what it's actually called but it smooths out the points so you don't have a jagged peak. Just choose your points wisely so that you get the general shape of what you need

>>71258
Well, I'd recommend gnuplot. Get a gaussian limited between two points such that it stops at the shape you want, the plot two points on the ends and two points that would make the lines you want. Plot the gaussian and two files with those points with lines and bam, that thing.

Than just use some form of office to add those arrows and then text boxes and all's well with the night's watch.

>>71468
Could also use the matplotlib library for python.

Or if you want to pirate, origin is great.

I think both of those have tools for annotating with arrows and such. But they're limited in that regard. Much easier annotate in photoshop/GIMP/illustrator/Inkscape/etc.

You can make this in R.