Do you think the United States government feels safe with him being such a central core to their space exploration when he's so cooperative with and even defensive of China?
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What percentage of this is explored?
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I don’t want my second dose bros. What percentage of /sci/ is vaccinated?
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heat death of the universe is very soon
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sup /sci/
professional astronomer here, i got some bad news for everyone. according to my calculations, the heat death of the universe will occur in about 12 million years or so, thats not even all too far off into the future on an astronomical scale. we're all doomed, there is no avoiding it.
professional astronomer here, i got some bad news for everyone. according to my calculations, the heat death of the universe will occur in about 12 million years or so, thats not even all too far off into the future on an astronomical scale. we're all doomed, there is no avoiding it.
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I had an idea for a rodent experiment and I'm not a scientist so I'm posting it here.
Take a large amount of social rodents (say, 6000) and split them into groups of 20. Give them bland food and water in large soundproof glass boxes where they can see the other boxes. Once every 3 days, drug them and randomly put them into new groups, so that the odds of any subject being put back with any of the subjects they shared their first box with are pretty low. Once every 6-12 days, kill all the subjects in one box in plain sight of the other boxes and subjects.
The experiment is gathering data as to what proportion of the subjects become violent vs what proprortion become depressed. Now do this for humans, with city blocks they aren't allowed to leave instead of boxes.
Is this a good experiment?
Take a large amount of social rodents (say, 6000) and split them into groups of 20. Give them bland food and water in large soundproof glass boxes where they can see the other boxes. Once every 3 days, drug them and randomly put them into new groups, so that the odds of any subject being put back with any of the subjects they shared their first box with are pretty low. Once every 6-12 days, kill all the subjects in one box in plain sight of the other boxes and subjects.
The experiment is gathering data as to what proportion of the subjects become violent vs what proprortion become depressed. Now do this for humans, with city blocks they aren't allowed to leave instead of boxes.
Is this a good experiment?
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Ed Solomon claims he cracked the code.
What do you think about his math?
https://youtu.be/6C8lTt7VK5A?t=380
What do you think about his math?
https://youtu.be/6C8lTt7VK5A?t=380
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Why do verbal math problems fry my brain so much, even for questions that are comparatively easy when presented only as numbers? Is it low verbal intelligence?
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couples in science. the dream, the myth, the legend. would hang with these kats, and maybe they can introduce me to a sci-boo?
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/sci/ here
How come you retards have not figured out the most optimal number of reps for muscle gain? This is so easy, just split people into groups and have them do exclusively either 6, 7, 8 etc reps and see who gains more muscle. "Just do 6-12 reps bro" Do you realise how large of a bound that is? That is like saying 5+5 is between 6 and 12. Literally tells me nothing.
How come you retards have not figured out the most optimal number of reps for muscle gain? This is so easy, just split people into groups and have them do exclusively either 6, 7, 8 etc reps and see who gains more muscle. "Just do 6-12 reps bro" Do you realise how large of a bound that is? That is like saying 5+5 is between 6 and 12. Literally tells me nothing.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssZ_8cqfBlE
and thought of the fact how this massive AI does never really think about anything than these processes. Then I thought about how in space Electronic equipment can get fucked, by Cosmic radiation changing Bits and causing the machines to malfunction. What if an AI, big enough could achieve conciousness and free will by doing a preprogrammed repetitive task long enoguh until a cosmic ray hits its hardware at the right spot at the right time to cause a cascade of unforseen consequences?
and thought of the fact how this massive AI does never really think about anything than these processes. Then I thought about how in space Electronic equipment can get fucked, by Cosmic radiation changing Bits and causing the machines to malfunction. What if an AI, big enough could achieve conciousness and free will by doing a preprogrammed repetitive task long enoguh until a cosmic ray hits its hardware at the right spot at the right time to cause a cascade of unforseen consequences?
