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Anonymous (5 replies)
How accurate are these online tests? Any anons that can tell me how exactly a professional will help me?
Anonymous (5 replies)
>scribbles a flying machine and giant crossbow that don't work
>greatest engineering achievement was a novelty string puppet, called a "robot" today to make it sound cooler
>500 years later
>OMG HE WAS A GENIUS THE BIGGEST MIND MANKIND AS EVER KNOWN
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you do realise many of his inventions were tried out and worked (like his parachute) as well as the fact his medical diagrams are still used by students today cause nobody's done it better yes, some of his ideas were bogus but his contributions ESPECIALLY to medicine are what lend him the name "genius" let's not forget he also is one of the greatest painters ever, if not the best
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>>13424474 Okay chud, we get it. You hate all scientists.
Last time it was von Neumann and Einstein, now it's da Vinci.
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>>13424487 I only hate them because THEY GOT TO THE ANSWER BEFORE ME. IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN MY SPOTLIGHT!
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>>13424480 This. The guy was one of the most creative, diverse polymaths in history.
Anonymous (5 replies)
> Question 1. 2+2 = ?
> Fuck this is hard...
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>>13424398 Why? Dont you know 2+2 = 4 is waycis now, so 2+2 =/= 4 , write an essay about african trans woman's mathematical experiences in 18th century America.
That's the only fitting solution.
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>>13424433 theres acc people who think like this.........
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>>13424433 Ethnomathematics is a legitimate field of study bigot.
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Do people actually do this? Wouldn't other look at you weird. Like there was this guy who got detained out of a plane because he was solving some differential equations and the women next to him thought that he was a terrorist.
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You will embrace the Truth.
Anonymous (5 replies)
If correlation =/= causation whats the point of regression analysis and finding the correlation coefficient?
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>>13425078 Because finding causation often isn't the goal? Exploiting the correlation is. Are you really this dense?
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Anonymous (29 replies)
I know you're here, I've seen you under a couple of threads shilling this book. I've started reading it and it's pretty interesting and seems based. However, I'm lazy and I struggle to see how this directly improves learning so can you give a tl;dr and outline your reasoning for why this improves learning so I can commit to finishing this book? Is it just about improving language comprehension or is there more to this? Thank you.
Note to jannies: book's about logic which is a subset of mathematics
Anonymous
If 1900 anglo elites were so smart how come they fucked up so much?
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>>13417099 Not that anon but thanks for the write-up, I'll pick it up.
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>>13422883 They were anglos.
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>>13422955 >rules the world >commits national suicide JN !!vXXhA/qzhjm
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It's not me. I'll put it in the backlog though
Anonymous (5 replies)
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Anonymous (7 replies)
Can you get big in space?
If you had artificial gravity, would all the same rules apply to lifting? (I.e. Space Station)
How would exercise/lifiting vary based on different planetary gravity levels?
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>>13421470 The real shit is to develop a space station with artificial gravity at 1.2 g and send athletes to train there. Not only do you increase the gravity but you cut the O2 content of the air as well.
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>>13421470 just use tension instead
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>>13421470 Space isn't real.
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Anonymous (95 replies)
What are your hypotheses /sci/? What is the watcher behind the eyes? Are there many, or only one? Was Tesla right? Maybe Penrose? Both? Someone else?
My personal theory is that consciousness is pure observation. Memory, will, thought, and emotion are all chemical and physical. We have no actual control over them, but are just "watching" our thoughts and sensations. I think a living brain is like an antenna or space-time distortion. There's only one consciousness just like there's only one gravity. Time is dimension it can be expressed across like position, so our perceived individual separation and linear time are properties of our brains, not consciousness itself. When the brain is anaesthetized or killed, its conscious "force" weakens or disappears, like switching off an electromagnet. The local exertion is gone, but magnetism itself still exists.
Anonymous
>>13423443 >My subjective experience is outside of reality See? It always comes back to souls. A special entity that is in some way above or excluded from reality
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>>13423659 No, a soul is part of reality. It may not be physical but such an object would still exist as part of the external world. Souls do not resolve anything, because a soul just becomes a stand-in for the brain, and that soul would then require its own soul and so on.
My subjective experience is not a soul, when I say outside of reality, I do not mean on another plane of existence. I think my subjective experience only exists in a meta way. Kind of like how a mathematical equation exists but is not an actual object.
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>>13423693 >a soul is part of reality. It may not be physical In this context "reality" means the physical world which can be measured and scientifically examined.
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>>13415809 pretty much.
>captcha: mn0ky Anonymous
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>>13413767 >another /sc/ consciousness thread >time to spam Orch-OR I'm going to keep doing this until you retards get on the Orch-Or train, also I have nobody to talk to about this IRL because people think it's too crazy... ffs it's Roger Penrose you fucking mongs!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGbgDf4HCHU
Anonymous (23 replies)
Why does the cat keep getting abused?
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>>13422101 Dogs aren't even a real animal. They were created by man through artificial selection. That's right, they're fake.
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>>13422053 Dumb jock only good for mercenary dick.
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>>13422210 still more real than you will ever be
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>>13422049 as for a sufficiently large . More over there is a such that the cat's cells are all destroyed by the radiation since the cat only has a finite number of cells in any organ that is necessary for life and there is a finite amount of time such that the cat takes to die. if .
Schrotum's cat is a retarded meme because all you have to do is wait long enough and you can say the cat is dead without observing it.
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>>13424343 1 in P() should be dead
/mg/ - maths general (5 replies)
Formerly,
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Hairer edition
Talk about math
Anonymous
>>13424917 Anon, you mixed up the name and subject field.
Good edition tho.
/mg/ - maths general
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>>13424928 ah, fuck
anyone here that wants to make a proper thread. i give up
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I have solved the problem of overlapping circles by modeling a system that uniquely describes every single possible state and interaction that n circles can be in, however I'm too much of a brainlet to formalize it or write it down in a presentable fashion.