/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12792978
Some races are genetically less intelligent. This is a scientific fact.

>>12792555
It's not that bad!

>>12792555
>>12792978
>>12792996
zoomers on multiple levels of irony who are obsessed with politics and race

>>12792555
It's filled with commies, liberals and other degenerates.

>>12792555

Looks like you have confused this science board for a creative writing board.

Didn't read. Your ideas are probably false.
I just know when I die it will be as if I wasn't even born. That's the best we know and all we can be sure of.
Whatever happens to the universe next, whether a big BRRAPPP or a big crunch, doesn't matter.

Will I wake up again in another body? Who knows. I wouldn't even know. New brain, new memories.
Maybe I'll be a billion other animals before I win the lottery in several centillion years and become a concious enough smart animal.

I don't give a shit. I wouldn't feel that time pass at all.

>>12792538
>and as we age the bonds between our physical self as perceived by others and our conscious self from which we perceive the world weakens
Yeah that’s not how it’s works

Quantum multiverse is bullshit. Schrödinger equation is an approximation and not fundamental.

I personally like the idea that superluminal travel can explain superposition.

>>12792493
or sorry to be precise what math should you use to do so

depends how smart you are

If you have the IQ of a rock you can just dump math altogether and use machine learning

>>12794376
show me how this machine learning please(notice i use please so it is more polite)

Winnie The Pooh is not banned in China, retarded redditor.

>>12792460
So that I can but Bitcoin back in 2009

>>12795287
he's punishing us for your faggotry. good job.

>>12795792
mid

>>12795846
low

>>12792431
everything is fricking insane if you thing about it

>>12792431
hey 'munch' fren ;)
And yeah, large concentrations of matter compressed to a very small area by the gravity their own mass is completely insane to conceptualize

>>12794858
reddit

>>12792573
>Americans hate competition
>want absolute domination
thats what competition is buddy

>>12794940
>""""""""fair""""""" competition
it's funny how you removed the word fair.
the usa destroying china is like having a science fair competition and stabbing the other kid in the chest so you can win

>>12794858
The chinese people overwhelmingly support the government.
If you've ever met them you'll know this is completely genuine support as well. Independent surveys give them like a 70% approval rating.

>>12794727
>incel

Jesus Christ mate

Why dont you just trip dxm hbr instead and grow and accept ypur autism instead of trying to""""""fix it"""""" like western society ™ wants you to.

>>12794311
>it's useless
[CITATION NEEDED]

>>12794351
>healthy at every size

>>12792390
Wasn't Tryptophan banned at one point?

>>12792390
FUCK decreasing autism, how do I increase my autism, I must grow more powerful and become a nonverbal mouthbreathing legend. My escapades will be well known and rival even the most notorious lolcows

>>12792382
can some bigbrain anon recommend me aome site to learn computer science?

>>12792382
Please use google translate

>>12793722
You dont study computer sci from a website, you prolly mean programming ?
Computer sci is a wide field

Can anyone translate?

>>12792382

>>12792352
I'm actually too tall (195cm) to go to space.

>>12792352
Space is for guinea pigs.

>>12792352
I'll be able to sell my house to at least a sub-orbital flight in my old age, if I don't end up having kids I'll probably do that.

>>12792352
We are already travelling through space, take your meds OP

Is that sideways eight symbol real?
How do you do such magic?

>>12792337
>attracted by repulsive force
Like women and OP.

>>12792337
i reject infinity, therefore your theorem is shit

>>12792496
>Be Europoor
>Want to go to college
>College makes me take entrance exam
>Get to the math portion
>Linear algebra, calculus, statistics, dormal Logic, and geometry questions Euclid himself could not solve
>Get a question wrong on deriving the closed form expression of an obscure number theory relation.
>Denied entrance.

>Be American
>Never took anything beyond algebra 1
>Never heard about the SAT until parents signed him up for it.
>Didn't bother to study for it
>Gets to the math portion, the first question asks to find solutions to 3x-5 >= 4x - 3.
>Has a mental breakdown right then and there, storms out of the room.
>600/1600
>Applies to Harvard
>Gets accepted because he's 10% African

>>12792629
>>Gets accepted because he's 10% African
who told you about my life story?!

>>12792629
French swines BTFO'D

>>12792312
Common core. It's literally teaching to the lowest common denominator. They don't find it acceptable to let stupid students fail so they force everyone to move at their pace. Even then they still have to force them through.

>>12792629
>Be American
>Gets accepted because he's paying $100k annualy

How Ozymandias did it, /sci/? The question is highly philosophical. No popsci-boy can answer it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efx_DNUQkX0

>>12792311
why would god create something that could hurt him

>>12792311
nothing can mess with "god's brains"

>>12792303
It's not a planet, it's a primordial black hole the size of a baseball... explains why we are not able to spot it.

>>12792303
It's likely very small (bigger than Earth, smaller than the Ice Giants) which makes it relatively small, it's getting very, very little light (for comparison, the "day" at Pluto would be darker than the darkest night on Earth), and it's very, very far away and in a crazy unusual orbit.

That being said it's highly speculatively and I personally think there is only a very small possibility of it being a real thing. Personally I suspect those TNO orbits were fucked up by a passing star or rogue planet or something millions-billions of years ago and have just been fucked up ever since. Even with conditions being as bad as they are for spotting a planet 9 now that we have a theoretical model of it's size and orbit it should be possible to see it and yet, nothing. Everyone wants to be the guy who finds a new planet, even if it seems really unlikely.

>>12792534
I have said too much

>>12796315
that is one high grade schizo image, saved

>>12796481
>It's likely very small which makes it relatively small

>>12792381
Based and redpilled.

>>12792408
Cringe and circum/sci/sed.

>>12796787
Id rather write a gay furry fanfiction than to go on with this discussion. Good day, sir.

>>12796797
That's not an answer to my question. Don't be such a bitch. Stop making excuses.

>>12796573
Appreciated.

>>12793544
Based and maskpilled.

literally a scam that sell your data to insurance companies
>b-b-but they say they don't
they can, read the full agreement rather than the first few sentences. any company that buys 23andme are legally allowed to use that data.
>you have scandi dna so you are a viking!!, definitely not one of the thralls/farmer karls that make up 99% of the population from that area during that time
ask yourself, is the /pol/ larping really worth this?

>>12792653
What a crybaby you are

>>12792374
>>12792377
>climate changes
>"this disproves climate change"

Huh no. Science is just a method to shit out statistics. And even worse, when they shit some claim like ''event A occurs 0,0000001% of the time according to our backlog'', this event A can totally happens. Rare events happen al the fucking time. Especially in finance. science is 100% statistics, ie rationalism, which is why there is no truth in science. Rationalism is not compatible with empriicism. It is rationalists who try hard to merge their rationalism with empiricism and the end result is what they call science but there is no empiricism in this. It's like a redefinition of empiricism by scientists. Scientists are not empiricists. An empiricist does not run an 'experiment'and even less a 'thought experiment. Running an experiment already is part of rationalism. The whole secular infatuation over empiricism started by the self proclaimed enlightened secular rationalists who hated the christian rationalists larping as greek philosophers. The secular intellectuals hated the endless christian speculations that they saw as unverifiable about god and the use of logic from aristotle. So they said they could speculate on nature and with their verification meme, their rationalist system about the world would be the truth. So in order to be separate from the christian clerics, the secular rationalists said they were empiricist. Their big idea was the empirical proof which is completely retarded oxymoron. A proof is never empirical. A proof always on the side of speculations passed as rationality. Logic is just a field by autistic pedants about well formed formulas and valuations, ie a map sending a formula to 1 or 0 and asking what are those valuations which are stable under inference rules. Zero truth in this, especially truth in the casual sense. Tarski truth is moronic, meaningless. Peak atheist. Just like there is no truth in science, just some stats and a stat convention for saying ‘’if p value is XXX then the result is """"""""""""""’true"""""""""""

>>12792378
Can we use that campaign of ther to discredit and dismantle governments all over the world. A reason to do so today (they failed even much worse in the past, so let's not allow them to fail even worse in the future) is appearance of artificial intelligence which can invent a transparent system of governance, using another (maybe even more important) thing of recent years: unexpensive surveillance. All the old solucions are obsolete.

>>12792374
>>12792377
>global = local
>climate = weather

>
>>12792378
>>12792378
>"Florida and Manhattan will be underwater in 2020" -
This is retarded propaganda of the left. I agree.

>your pic
This would work if both substances would have the same density in their fluid state.
Retry this experiment and put in the cup salt (ocean water has 3% salt) and use for the ice cubes distilled water.

>>12792265
Hey OP I recently had a brain MRI done and both lateral halves of my parietal lobe were symmetrical; brain symmetry is a trait featured in autism. However I have been labeled as schizophrenic. What can you deduce from symmetrical brains in general?

>>12792590
Not my field of expertise, but a quick question : Are you right or left handed?

>>12792320
wut, his cranial mass was yuge

>>12792265
>causing long and short connection prioritization
Priorization over what?

>>12793473
over midwit neuron connections

Nope.
It's just a harmless error that cannot be passed on to the child and therefore useless in an evolutionary standpoint

https://www.insider.com/what-is-a-human-chimera-and-how-does-it-happen-2017-11
>People that have two different sets of DNA are called human chimeras.
>It can happen when a woman is pregnant with fraternal twins and one embryo dies very early on. The other embryo can "absorb" its twin's cells.
>It can also happen after a bone marrow transplant, and (in a smaller scale) during normal pregnancy.

>>12792213
If you mean maternal microchimerism, then sure. When your mom was pregnant with you, you (a combination of your mom and dad) passed some of your cells and dna back onto her. If you have any younger brothers or sisters, then your DNA is also present within them. Having multiple cell lines within mom can help protect her against strokes and wounds as it unregulated blood vessel growth, the downside is that it can cause auto immune disorders like hashimotos and graves

>>12792419
>hashimotos
my mum has this.

>>12792213
*push*

>>12792196
This is a good list if you start at the linear algebra book. I know because I tried that list, unironically. In retrospect, pic-related is so much better pedagogically.

I mean to say that I tried the op list, and would've preferred the lang list.

HaHAhaha! That IS funny wojack! It sounds great! Super cool! Can't wait! Bingo Bongo

>>12792197
Whence do you know russkii chuvak

>>12792171
This is a really deep question. Cells are a lot smarter than the current consensus has been willing to admit until recently. There will be a satisfactory answer to questions like this in the next decade or so.

>>12792171
blah blah epigenetics blah blah cancer blah blah transcription factors blah blah hormones

>>12792207
This is probably the closest answer to correct. As your tissues start differentiating, different epigenetic markers are expressed by your cells in specific locations to turn on/off expression of adjacent snd local cells.

>>12792184
No there will literally ever be a satisfying answer because it's so complex even with as much reductionism applied we could only get some really enormous system of very complex and accurate complex complex differential equations that if someone asked that question we could give those exact equations and they would not fucking understand and not be satisfied.
and it'll just be reduced to something like >>12792207
and still be unsatisfying because it wasn't something like
>hey dad why is there a moon
and you say
>because gravity son, or something stupid like that
and he says
>oh
and you're all happy until your divorce and suicide and he resents his mother forever because of your suicide and they have a terrible relationship she doesn't give a shit about all her boyfriends beating her son because she's a vapid whore then he becomes the second hitler or something stupid.
at this point everyone is tired of the jews so he actually succeeds.
Or whatever WWII was about.
Anyways.
I actually think it's not that hard.
We just need to study cells and reduce them to differential systems and then reduce them into cellular automata and describe them as a system fo cells.
Actually that all sounds really hard even as an over simplification.

>>12792168
No thanks, off to page 10

>>12792113
Euclid's Elements?

>>12792114
Which is simply observations separated by distance via memory and presented to an audience in order to provide abstract thinking patterns via a minima of language expression.

>>12792297
I also have contact dermatitis

How the heck do you clean yourself?

>>12793624
Once a week. I also have to use a prescribed soap to soften the blow

>>12792086
That sucks.

>>12793567
I also have vitiligo