you know your scientific theory is incorrect when it requires global mass censorship to prevent people from pointing out the theory's glaring flaws.

The math problem says if a number is even divide it by two, if a number is odd, triple it and add one. The Conjecture is, if you do it repeatedly, any number you start with will eventually drop to 1.

The proof eliminates the division step, and just multiplies by 3 times and adds 2 to a power that correlates with how many divisions by two are in the number.

It then uses that equation to examine what is happening with the odd numbers and finds they are all being represented as one plus various powers of two, and the powers of two are dividing and decreasing with each cycle. So the odd numbers will always go to 2 to a power of zero.

Anybody math anons have feedback on this?

Proof is here:

https://easyupload.io/8yx8a4

Many data said data science keeps on the top of the list for the highest salary job and most productive career. My plan soon is to become a data science so i can earn more than the average person. What is your thoughts on Data science?

>Remember, PowerPoints are supposed to have LESS information.
Can someone explain this meme to me? How am I supposed to explain quantum computing and its limitations in 21 simplified bullets points?

Hey anons. I am scientist aspirant. I can speak English and my Native language but not fluently. For those scientist here, how do you engage in society. what it feels like to be a supreme middle class? i watched some interview about being a scientist and it said that the science is the tool for national greatness.

> homologous pairs orient themselves RANDOMLY

Am I supposed to believe that living organisms have random number generators?

But let me remind you that "Anyone who attempts to generate random numbers by deterministic means is, of course, living in a state of sin"

So what gives? Eggsplane yourselves, biologists, how can it be random

Physicists don't smell good, why is that?

This kills the statistician.

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1505.03118.pdf

Oh Magic Conch Shell, what should we do to fix the 'global warming' problem?

How are memories stored in brain?