/sci/ - Science & Math

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 05:18:17 2021 No.13635069 View Reply Original Report

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Instead of building a functional fusion reactor, why don't we just make a miniature sun we could harness for energy?

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Anonymous Sat 11 Sep 20:33:57 2021 No.13629755 View Reply Original Report

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What does /sci/ think of math? Do you guys like it? And what's your favorite math subject

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Anonymous Sun 12 Sep 2021 02:12:15 No.13630679 Report

Quoted By: >>13631905

>>13629846
>0 interesting consequences.
Useless fool.

Yes it's true that the literature is sparse— this is because the heaven is new.

The wheels extend to far realms where there are open questions.

Wheels will have practical applications in ~2000 years, like primes, it's just that the scope is limited to the mathematics we've worked out so far. You can't blame the wheel theorists for this.

Wheel theoretic mathematics is an open ended project, it will remain open forever, wheels are arbitrarily fascinating.

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Anonymous Sun 12 Sep 2021 12:25:17 No.13631905 Report

Quoted By: >>13635078

>>13630679
You can't name a single nontrivial problem that wheels have helped solve. The whole thing is just a curiosity for middle schoolers. A waste of time.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 12 Sep 2021 13:25:34 No.13632040 Report

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>>13629839

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJ3CD9M3nEQ

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 04:30:30 No.13634985 Report

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analysis of functions of several complex variables

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 05:25:33 No.13635078 Report

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>>13631905
>anon undermines the fucking wheel
>cites the lack of nontrivial applications
THE ABSOLUTE STATE OF /SCI/

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Not smart enough

Anonymous Sun 12 Sep 05:20:16 2021 No.13631055 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13634863

I'm realizing that I'm not quite smart enough to discover anything or perhaps do anything really remarkable intellectually, what do I do from here? Wageslave?
Also I guess general midwit thread

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 03:28:20 No.13634846 Report

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>>13631881
I believe you anon, but could you provide a source so I could investigate this on my own?

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 03:34:33 No.13634861 Report

Quoted By: >>13635038

>>13631068
>>13631072
midwits like to reverse causation.
Math majors aren't high IQ and majoring in Math won't add IQ points.
High IQ naturally gravitate to math more easily than other majors.

Your first mistake was overestimating your natural talent and majoring in math.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 03:36:03 No.13634863 Report

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>>13631055
You use existing discovered principles to solve problems and shape the world in your image via engineering

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 03:37:10 No.13634866 Report

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>>13631086
Look into actuarial work, it doesnt pay as well as finance but it often pays in the 100k-200k range and the company will often pay to get you certified.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 04:58:24 No.13635038 Report

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>>13634861
Okay genius what the fuck are math major midwits to do? Unmajor in math? hahaha

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 00:00:06 2021 No.13634356 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13634947

What is an antivirus? How does it work?

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 04:04:06 2021 No.13634916 View Reply Original Report

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what the hell is this and how do I prove it?

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 02:26:45 2021 No.13634686 View Reply Original Report

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grad students and people with PhD's are just overgrown children that never wanted to graduate from school to the real world.
prove me wrong, mathematically.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:53:06 No.13634757 Report

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>>13634731
Someone went to MIT.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:55:06 No.13634767 Report

Quoted By: >>13634800

>>13634731
I really really enjoy my research personally, never had any issues with funding because it is a useful/important topic. I love my research and I wake up everyday glad that I can fully immerse myself in it, my two co-advisors are fantastic guys that I get along with great who have been nothing but encouraging. My degrees are all CS so at the end of the day I can just get a programmer job instantly if things don't work out for whatever reason.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 03:06:56 No.13634800 Report

Quoted By: >>13634841

>>13634767
>My degrees are all CS
>I can just get a programmer job instantly if things don't work out for whatever reason.
uh oh

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 03:25:24 No.13634841 Report

Quoted By: >>13634926

>>13634800
What are you implying? I've worked at several startups already and bought a house. I'm doing grad school for fun. If you think that this is a tough job market for developers you are completely mistaken I get recruiter spam constantly.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 04:06:34 No.13634926 Report

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>>13634841
that's genuinely not the case for the majority of CS grads, but happy for you anon.

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Anonymous Sun 12 Sep 02:41:44 2021 No.13630776 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13634884

Hey guys, I'm new here. I thought I'd share a new wojak I made, I call him oscijak. Basically the gimmick is he's a LBO-514A Dual Trace Oscilloscope, and I've never seen that done before. Please go easy on me, things haven't been going good for me lately. I hope you like it.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:35:58 No.13634708 Report

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man I wish I had a Tek 465b

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:53:29 No.13634760 Report

Quoted By: >>13634809

>>13634691
I actually already have the spinning cube covered, but the next step really is to create something interactive and playable

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 03:02:15 No.13634789 Report

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>>13634624
based anon, you delivered.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 03:11:20 No.13634809 Report

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>>13634760
i was being silly with DOOM, but yeah, clearly you have the tools to set up animation. it doesn't have to be a game, but interactive art is cool too. good job, btw

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 03:44:39 No.13634884 Report

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>>13630776
I like it.

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>MUH ELECTRIC FIELDS

Anonymous Sat 11 Sep 13:50:25 2021 No.13628549 View Reply Last 50 Original Report

Quoted By: >>13634825

Please tell me you guys don't actually believe in this mumbo jumbo parroted by (((scientists))) and (((physicists))) alike. Do you?

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:08:51 No.13634641 Report

Quoted By: >>13634733

>>13628721
>A solution to Maxwell's equations governing the motion of electrically charged objects.

This is literally a non-answer and does not come even remotely close to describing the nature of reality.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:44:37 No.13634733 Report

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>>13634641
pretty weird that electrical engineers can use this to make some pretty specific predictions about nature, then

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:45:43 No.13634737 Report

Quoted By: >>13634786

>>13634432
what if we want to describe whats happening though,? pretend you cant show someone a picture and you dont have iron filings on hand

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 03:00:59 No.13634786 Report

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>>13634737
>what if we want to describe whats happening though,?

I just did. Iron filings are aligning with a magnet. where do you draw the line with calling calculations real? Lets assume the magnetic field is real. Ok. why stop there? A magnetic field according to biot-savarts law is a cross product of a unit vector with a current divided by a distance. Is a cross product real? Is a unit vector real? Is division real? Is an integral real? is the equal sign real? are exponents real? I'd say no. None of these are real except the distance and current.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 03:18:09 No.13634825 Report

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>>13628549
Not science or math

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Anonymous Sun 12 Sep 22:54:41 2021 No.13634209 View Reply Original Report

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>Scientists find young males are six times more likely to suffer from heart problems after being jabbed than be hospitalised from coronavirus

What are the scientific implications of this study?
Should we have done more long term testing before deploying this medicine to billions of people?
https://web.archive.org/web/20210909165950/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/09/09/teenage-boys-risk-vaccines-covid/

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 00:29:12 No.13634402 Report

Quoted By: >>13634477 >>13634506 >>13634774

>>13634262
Maybe you shouldn't spread misinformation in the middle of a deadly pandemic, fuckwad

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 00:35:17 No.13634420 Report

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>>13634218
>Continue on with our lives
You can't just go around and break the lockdown, dumb superspreader.

>But I'm vaccinated
You can still spread the virus.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 01:00:59 No.13634477 Report

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>>13634402
Maybe you should stop believing the lies you so willingly consume.
>>/plebbit/

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 01:08:47 No.13634506 Report

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>>13634402
if this is a pandemic you must think the seasonal flu is literally Armageddon

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:56:34 No.13634774 Report

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>>13634402
Quite blocking the human population from forming consensus, believe it or not, censoring doesn't help

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Anonymous Sun 12 Sep 09:41:48 2021 No.13631575 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13634665

If balding is such a undesirable trait, why would nature select for it, and this goes for all the supposed undesirable traits in men

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:11:33 No.13634650 Report

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>>13631589
/thread

Also, we actually already have heavy sexual selection at work too, one of them being height. The sharp increases in height we've been seeing since a few generations ago are attributable to sexual selection rather than nutrition. If you're below average height in the present day the odds are significantly more against you than they would have been if you were in the same height percentile 50 years ago.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:14:23 No.13634659 Report

Quoted By: >>13634669 >>13634732

>>13631600
Not really, what anon said is true, any ammount of hair softens your facial features.
If your features aren't ogre-like, than shaving your hair can make your look manlier.
You're just a black-pilling nigger.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:15:40 No.13634665 Report

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>>13631575

In addition to what's been said, genes for balding often come from the mom

>>13631675
>It doesn't. Humans have mostly eliminated natural selection for a good while now.

Sexual selection still exists. People with social skills will always have an advantage.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:16:48 No.13634669 Report

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>>13634659
>If your features aren't ogre-like, than shaving your hair can make your look manlier.

> not him

Dude, you're proving yourself wrong with your own words.

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Anonymous Mon 13 Sep 2021 02:44:18 No.13634732 Report

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>>13634659
>any ammount of hair softens your facial features.
Doesn't matter what you think, what matters is what the vast majority of women do. A full head of hair signals youth and that is attractive.

>A review of experimental research on the social perception of MPB (Henss, 2001) showed that male hair loss, by and large, has a negative impact on the perception of physical attractiveness (“handsome appearance”)

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7037739/

Just keep in mind women tend to virtue signal even if they know their answers are anonymous, so they would be found much less attractive if they did experiments like they do on babies (babies stare more at attractive faces).
>If your features aren't ogre-like, than shaving your hair can make your look manlier.
If by manlier you mean more intimidating, yeah, I can't deny that.

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