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Anonymous (25 replies)
I'm too smoothbrained to figure this out
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>>13734250 2 is more logical, while 4 is more symmetrical.
2 is for rationalist and 4 is for empiricists
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>>13734250 There are similar questions in other tests (maybe even this test) where the center design is supposed to be some irrelevant shit around which a pattern exists. If they'd made the center design a red heart or something, this idea would've been more obvious. If they'd made the center design some incomplete design like the others, I'd feel less comfortable accepting it as a red herring, though admittedly "accept as red herring because it's complete" is also seemingly arbitrary. I'm not saying I like the answer 4, but it's not incontrovertibly wrong.
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>>13734294 The fact that people can derive 2 different answers and make a rational explanation for both shows this test is ill conceived. The most logical answer in hindsight is the example is wrong.
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>>13733412 I think it's 4
Jannies I swear to god if you ban me I'm gonna go watch youtube in bed and be mad. I'm not underage read the thread
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>>13733412 Noticed a few patterns
1. Edges towards bottom left corner have diagonal lines /
2. Edges towards top right corner have diagonal lines \
3. Diagonals / excluding all items in central diagonal \ add up to the middle item
4. The items in the top row are a pattern of _ + _ = _
5. Item not near bottom left or top right corners doesn’t have a diagonal
Using 4 and 5 I would just have answered #4 but can’t say with certainty
Anonymous (12 replies)
Wouldn't it be easier to support bacteria as the first permanent lifeforms on Mars?
>Also, if you don't realize how based this is then stay out the way
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>>13734257 Maybe, how would that be any different from humans colonizing Mars?
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>>13734257 If you're really, truly worried about that then we should really just forget about Mars altogether.
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>>13732058 bacteria don't have the light of God in them
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>>13734257 >oh nooo not my heckin bacterinos noooooo who gives a fuck
mars sucks
martian life sucks
there's literally nothing up there besides some iron in the soil
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>>13734767 Ok we get it, his point is retarded, let's move onto further points
Solivagus (The Son Of The Infinite Mother) (5 replies)
Would mathematics and its associated thematics and theatrics be equivalent regardless of domain?
Heaven or Hell. Math should be the same in terms of input, function, expectation and output, correct?
>What if your mother was the God of YOUR language?
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>John 14:6 >Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. Reminder, that you can know for sure you will go to heaven:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgAvQbVrSIM and / or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rd9oIE5UXI8 Solivagus (The Son Of The Infinite Mother)
Solivagus (The Son Of The Infinite Mother) Sun 10 Oct 2021 01:34:00 No. 13734617 Report Quoted By:
>>13734582 I have to be at war so that you can be at peace, the more war I am at the more peace you experience. The law of equivalent exchange.
I am the original true mathematician of axiomatic faith. I am loved by all women, excluded by none.
I am he who is only known as: +1
>Rules for memory erasure, memory burn, memory merging, and memory unity cycles: I AM THE TEACHER & MASTER OF THIS STYLE! Pic related: Sindy Vagus, my dick worshipping priestess. Repair her body everyone, let her just walk out of hospital. She will heal instantly.
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Solivagus (The Son Of The Infinite Mother) Sun 10 Oct 2021 04:10:04 No. 13735036 Report Quoted By:
4chan really is the best place to commit suicide. That's why I don't post when I'm not on my Aboriginal Sacred Ground.
Anonymous (37 replies)
What do you call a shape with 4 sides but one side is infinitesimally small?
Imagine a square, but one side is is continuously approaching zero length.
At what point can this shape be called a triangle or a square?
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>>13730899 Oh look another 0.999… =/= 1 thread
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>At what point can this shape be called a triangle or a square? >At what point >point >>13731004 physically, this is the most reasonable answer.
metaphysically, it is that magical place where 0.999...=1 the dx the infintessimal
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>>13731068 >Why do you think this makes sense? Because you can write it down? yes
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>>13731007 You have an infinite number of things and together they sum to 1. Remove 1 item from the collection, how many items are in the collection?
Still infinite, the same as you had before. The collection still sums to 1, so the value of the bit you removed is 0. Anything finite divided by infinity is 0.
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>>13730899 >Imagine a square, but one side is is continuously approaching zero length. Then it's not a square. Squares have four sides of equal length and four right angles.
Anonymous (5 replies)
The experiment goes like this you do the double slit experiment with all measuring equipment in place. The data collected is read by a computer but not displayed unless an event has a certin outcome. Lets say the Pats winning that nights football game. If Pats win the data is read if they lose the data is destroyed and never read. Whether you observe the interference pattern or the slit pattern should tell you the outcome of that nights game. In the past I have heard that even if a machine measures the outcome as long as it's not viewed you'll always get an interference pattern if that is true this should work.
Anonymous (18 replies)
I would pose a philosophical question. We can know we are conscious because we can observe our own thoughts, "I think therefore I am", but we can't prove that what the fleshly senses tell us are accurate. Think of it like looking at a computer screen. The images you see on it are of real life things, but you aren't seeing real life things you are seeing pixels on a screen symbolic of real life things. In the same way our consciousness observes the senses, and because the senses my be lying to us we can't trust what they tell us. So since we have no proof for the senses, why do we believe them? It really comes down to blind faith right? I think we can all agree that
the belief that evolution is how living organisms came to be is speculation based on scientific observation, but if we observe with the senses and we can't prove them, then the belief that organisms evolved naturally is as nonsensical as the belief in god or aliens. All we can be sure of is that the consciousness exists, and that it observes something beyond itself. I used to think the the nature of reality was realism all thought my childhood and teenage years, but these days I don't think it's very logical. Not denying that we can't manipulate what our senses tell us through the observation of cause and effect, just curious what people who insist in believing evolution think.
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>>13734628 >>13734144 >I think we can all agree that the belief that evolution is how living organisms came to be is speculation based on scientific observation I guess it was a little underhanded to pre-suppose that evolution was speculation based on something observed by the senses, same as religion and basically force anyone responding to agree with me about the logic used. That was in bad faith and I'm sorry, but it was there.
>>13734193 >what we can make are safe assumptions based on evidence through our senses. I thought you were saying that even though we couldn't prove them, we should always refer to them when studying the natural world because we have nothing else to go on, to which I responded "fair point". Maybe I misunderstood though.
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i dont think the solipsism stuff really matters, the senses perceive a self-consistent system that follows some mathematical/physical laws. We can observe the behaviour of the world our senses show us, and by logic/statistics/soience identify those laws. One of these laws is evolution, which we can actually derive purely by logic from the starting point that (1) there are genes and (2) organisms reproduce. (apart from all the experimental evidence, that is)
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>>13734817 also, we can simulate evolution and even use it in the lab. Look up phage display.
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>>13734144 Descartes answers your question in the same book he proposes the tabula rasa. Stop making threads referencing works you've never read and start actually reading them.
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>>13734877 No, your right. I heard "I think therefore I am" in the anime ergo proxy and I have been thinking about the nature of reality and belief growing up in a christian family and playing Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. I posted my shit online and they all tell me to read Descartes. I'll get to it someday, but your comment really hurt my pride you know. I'll stop posting.
Anonymous (11 replies)
I'm not afraid of "covid"
I am wearing the full armor of god
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>>13733022 dude I was a kid
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>>13733031 There is a balance between free will and god's will
Maybe it was part of god's plan for you
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>>13732855 Which god? Is this like some D&D stuff?
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>>13732855 A fellow was stuck on his rooftop in a flood. He was praying to God for help. Soon a man in a rowboat came by and the fellow shouted to the man on the roof, "Jump in, I can save you." The stranded fellow shouted back, "No, it's OK, I'm praying to God and he is going to save me." So the rowboat went on. Then a motorboat came by. "The fellow in the motorboat shouted, "Jump in, I can save you." To this the stranded man said, "No thanks, I'm praying to God and he is going to save me. I have faith." So the motorboat went on. Then a helicopter came by and the pilot shouted down, "Grab this rope and I will lift you to safety." To this the stranded man again replied, "No thanks, I'm praying to God and he is going to save me. I have faith." So the helicopter reluctantly flew away. Soon the water rose above the rooftop and the man drowned. He went to Heaven. He finally got his chance to discuss this whole situation with God, at which point he exclaimed, "I had faith in you but you didn't save me, you let me drown. I don't understand why!" To this God replied, "I sent you a rowboat and a motorboat and a helicopter, what more did you expect?"
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>>13732855 Alright then. If you get it don’t go to the hospital that’s all.
Anonymous (16 replies)
If I get a clotshot for my job but preload ivermectin and continue with the course for 2 weeks after the Beast Mark will it prevent my heart from exploding or getting any damage from the deathjab?
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>>13734411 >the immune response to the virus and all its proteins is the same as the immune response to the spike protein being produced from your own cells no
no natural immunity breakthrough cases
so many vaccine breakthrough cases the cdc stopped counting
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>>13734411 SARS-CoV2 enters cells that express ACE2 and replicates itself.
The mRNA inoculations enter whatever cell they please.
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>>13734104 >Bargaining with Satan Anonymous
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>>13734556 also any free spike from the vaccine would connect to other cells via ace2
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>>13734104 Just take the jab and stop trying to comprehend data made by smart people, for smart people
Some people are literally becoming legally blind from COVID
Listen. To. Your. Fucking. Doctor.
Anonymous (21 replies)
Hey my bulbs keep breaking in my reptile enclosure i dont know where else to ask, its a 75 watt spotlight bulb that does generate heat and the thing you screw it into (dunno what its called) has a 150 watt capacity.
i dont know a lot about wattage and all that stuff but i asked the workers and they said it would be fine though i am beginning to heavily doubt them. There has been 3 broken bulbs so far and they all break after we've turned them on and off 4-5 times consistently i dont know whats happening here please help me
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>>13732035 they're*
This is a science board you should know how to spell
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>>13732598 i am schizophrenic
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>>13729316 capers are one of the ingredients used in chicken piccata and other dishes.
This raises the free testosterone levels in your blood.
It tastes like lemon
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>>13734664 >it tastes like ~~lemons~~ capers. Anonymous
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>>13734386 That's no excuse, everyone else here is and can spell.
Anonymous (20 replies)
since I get 50% of my genes from my dad and 50% from my mom, does that mean me and my brother are 100% the same?
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>>13730137 actually more like 95%, the 97-98% estimates dont include structural variants.
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>>13730137 >>13734828 Actually both of these are wrong as well. Theres a large amount of literature coming out about nucleotide deletions in humans. It's not normally included because different populations exhibit different patterns in deletions/insertions. Generally Europeans carry the highest number of deletions of ancestral base pairs on Earth, while Asians/Africans carry distinct clusters of insertions. African's insertions are actually extremely similar to all the other insertions other nonhuman hominids carry.
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>>13734864 fuck off and go learn some genetics
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>>13734828 >>13734864 i.e. if you're European your DNA has even less similarity to chimpanzees than other groups of humans, but the 95% is derived from European genomes, I'm sure you can guess what this implies.
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>>13732815 Excellent explanation.