Who else on here is certain that Einstein was a fraud?

How the fuck do they do it?

>try to write real number
>3
>1
>1
>2
>4
>3
>1
>4
>5
>5
>run out of natural numbers because R > N
damn that be crazy
so anyways, when are we (read (You)) finally going to take Hitomi analysis and lain point theory seriously?

Formerly >>13776978

Late edition.

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Opinions about chinese rockets?

Help creating a mystery function with these properties


Hello /sci/, basically I'm looking for a function that
>has f(0)=0
>for some integer m , has f(m)=0.5
>is bounded from above by 1
>is roughly this shape

how would i go about getting a function like this? the basic motivation is that i have lots of data points from [0, infinity] with a median of m and i want to assign scores from [0,1) to each of these data points.

let me know if i can give any more info to make the question more clear

I've seen the /sci/ approved physics list (picrel), but how can I teach myself computer science?

Please respond if you or a man between 15 and 25 has gotten J&J. Were you fine? Did you have a mild reaction? Bad reaction? Did it kill you?

Work is forcing me to get vaxxed very soon or fired. I'm not getting mRNA shots and J&J is my only other option. Thanks.

I've been thinking about >>>/g/83557014 since reading it the other night and it has me wondering. The idea of an alternate history that's different from the one we experience led me to thinking about how we would disprove this theory 250 years from now, and I kinda realized, if you can simulate a human, you can run an android. From there it was a question about the appearance of immortality and snowballed into which families are most likely to be androids in hiding when we assume that the singularity actually happened like 800 years ago.

Supposing that any one of us can't disprove literally every time period other than the one preceding such developments, when would be the ideal time to start auditing very old and established families on the grounds that they might secretly be non-living parasites?

why does the earth have seasons?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4ZDyzPqnT4