>here's your model of the continuum, bro
>it only comes at the expense of:
> the arithmetic of rational and natural numbers
>the ability to compute with naturals even just those less than 10
>the ability to explain basic math to a child
> all semantics

>You also get as a bonus:
> a whole bunch of natural questions that turn out to be undecidable
> numbers that contain answers to every question ever (which are definitely (assumed to be) real)
>Banach Tarski paradox
>inaccessible dark numbers
>ability to confidently dismiss Zeno's paradoxes by confusing the listener
> a cool theorem in Fourier analysis

Why do you science? Is it getting you anywhere?

I've got a few original ideas ranging from simple proofs of already known minor results to making up definitions and proving peculiarities about the constructions I've given names to. I've got a couple of questions:
>How do I know if something I write is paper worthy?
>What are some decent starting journals I could submit my first paper to?
I'm a college sophomore so I'm fairly new to this but I've got plenty of free time so I had the chance to come up with interesting constructions regarding open and closed balls.

What's the point of depression? Why would something like that evolve?

Sincerely, I'm trying to understand the statistics of this without any consideration of politics. The boards are normally visit are too polarized down partisan lines to be helpful. Please, no political discussion in thread.

I know enough about statistics to realize how dishonestly they are presented much of the time. Often variables are ignored and blatantly false claims of causation equaling correlation are made.

Can anyone on /sci/ help me figure out what to make of the below claims? Alone, they're like whatever but together they kind of paint a picture. I don't want to parrot false information though.

>Biden is will be the first President in history to win while losing both Ohio and Florida. Obama and Trump both won Ohio, Florida and Iowa. Biden lost all three.

>Both Biden and Trump received millions more votes than any Presidential candidate in history. The assertion being this doesn't make sense.

>Trump was vastly in the lead until mail in votes dumped some of which were over 99% for Biden, statistically impossible

and so on...

Again, I'm trying to understand how to get an actual analytical mathematics view of all this. I apologize.

What field of science will explode in possibility and popularity in the next 20 years? In what field will the next big thing happen?

Why is punching good?

Does the carpbal bones and cartilege act as cushion or do you fuck up your hand by punching?

What scientific measures can be employed to ensure ethical and moral behaviour of the incoming generally intelligent AI systems?

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