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Anonymous (10 replies)
whats the names of these numbers (on the right, the sum) like how prime numbers have a name or fib numbers have a name
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>>14154008 Bottom two suck ass
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>>14154000 Pascal's triangle. Live it, learn it, love it.
>>14154165 Fuck off, go gatekeep elsewhere.
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>>14156065 >hurr whats a binomial coefficient Anonymous
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>>14155876 >natural monotonic emitters suck ass
i am the one who asks (23 replies)
we know that there's a refining process right
its used in vast array of human activities like metallurgy and so on
now we can see that the universe refines itself aswel creating stars planets and so on
my question is is the life some kind of a recycle process of the used elements that cannot do more?
life seems to be the natural occurrence then and we should expect there's more in the universe obviously
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>>14154281 A brain is a computer partly isolated from the environment. When the environment creates distortions in its work, it uses these distortions to calculate models of its environment. Realistically, brains usually have different parts with more or less isolation. Those with less, are used to receive input from the environment in a more systematic way. Those with more, can process the input with less distortions.
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>>14154281 >No animal has ability to value something other than the current product, They can. Creating complex chains is much harder without words, but it can happen.
i am the one who asks
>>14154422 dogs will take a toy from you and gather them in one spot sometimes
but they are close to us so... they learn alot
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>>14154425 besides alot of animals make food pantry for the winter
squirrels beavers and so on
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>American OP pic This is what peak diversity looks like, and it's beautiful
Anonymous (105 replies)
Wow, even deep red Mississippi shows that the vax works.
Could post dozens of these charts and all the little anti-vaxxer deaths daily, but you know, we vax Chads aren't that deranged and obsessed and don't need to shit up the Internet.
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>>14153659 >>14153669 The whole time I've taken issue with the idea that it's hundreds of threads full of digging, like the whole board is anons pouring hundreds of hours of effort into the dumb LARP. Seems clear to me that the 200 posts in 4plebs with the same text as 149841984 do not constitute 200 separate instances of digging, and it also seems clear to me that asking someone else to dig does not constitute digging
>somebody should solve the riemann hypothesis. Hey where's my millenium prize? Find an example of actual digging going on or you lose.
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>>14150262 Sci fact of the day: Bees have existed since before triceratops.
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Viruses don't exist
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>>14151635 there's no infection, never proven.
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>>14153357 >Dude, I just read your study that you cited and it doesn't say what you claim it says. The 'treatment' of Covid-19 with Iodine nasal spray is a pretreatment strategy that lowered the rate of infection. It did not magically treat the disease in any way and anyone who used the nasal spray and got Covid-19 were just as likely to suffer the consequences of the disease as those who never had the nasal spray. This is not in any way as effective at combating the disease as fully vaccinated and boosted individual at preventing hospitalizations or death. Wait, you're telling me their clearly idiotic claim wasn't supported by the source they claim indicates it??????? wtff
Anonymous (13 replies)
Hello frens, I've been super excited about our new fren James Webb up in space, and I've been wondering... it's up in space, it's just sending signals back to earth, and other spacey satellite etc signals can be intercepted... could someone potentially intercept the James Webb data?
Or does it require way to complex equipment?
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>>14155900 >>14155919 you think you are good at hiding. we are already you
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clean up the schizo rants jannie
Frenanon
>>14155957 >you think you are good at hiding When did I say that?
Also, what is your pic referencing? I'm not familiar, just curious.
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>>14156103 >When did I say that? you thought it
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>>14156112 >you thought it Not even close. It's not really a secret that you guys have unfettered access to communications and real-time-telemetry optics.
Anonymous (5 replies)
jealous?
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>>14156016 s-science and...... maths?
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>>14156039 >rrrrrreeeeeee >b-b-but muh soience >muh soince muffugguh >what about muh thematix and soience Anonymous
>>14156016 yooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Biden bros we do be winning though that is LIT fr.
No cap who gives a shit about my 50k student loan that was promised would be forgiven, finally we have some litty and based equality in the supreme court.
Black sisters and queens raise your hands up! This is such a Pogger for us.
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>>14156016 she must have a pretty high iq, especially with that massive forehead.
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Anonymous (5 replies)
>science
>1:3 = 0.33... = 1/3 = 33%
>cooking, diluting cleaning chemicals
>1:3 = 1 part x, 3 parts y = 1/4 = 25%
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>>14153972 You don't use notation without explaining what it means. The whole point of notation is to communicate your idea. There's no inherent meaning to any symbol.
Both are valid notations because their contexts explain them.
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>>14153972 >4chong >1:3 = cute cat emoticon Anonymous
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>>14153972 The cooking notation is more convenient when you're just adding ingredients one by one and don't want to perform any more arithmetic than strictly necessary. It annoys me too.
Anonymous (5 replies)
It's over for physicists and mathematicians.
https://youtu.be/g9FD1UE6E1g
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>>14155571 >https://youtu.be/g9FD1UE6E1g Something said in 2012. But is it still relevant?
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>>14155571 It continues to amaze me how such a stupid guy managed to accomplish so much.
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>>14155571 Thank fuck. I'm kind of over the whole "Truman Show" shit.
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>>14155571 It's astounding how one man can be right so many times.
Anonymous (13 replies)
I'm very glad that women are finally overcoming the patriarchy and beginning to catch up to men's achievements. One of the best Jeopardy players in the WORLD is a woman. Intelligent women like her really captivate me, i love them
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I lost all my Reddit karma for typing "I'm afraid to ask it..." under a thread about "her" winning. Had to Google to confirm my suspicion it was a tranny AKA psychotically mentally-ill man.
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>>14154743 This—basically girls mature more quickly so they have the same average IQ as boys through the early teens. By 18 there’s a permanent gap of about 4 IQ points favoring men. Aside from the average, men have a pronounced advantage in quantitative and visuospatial IQ. This is all in the context where IQ test developers tried to minimize the differences between male and female test results, so we don’t really know how big the real difference is.
On top of that you have greater male variability in IQ. Men have larger brains on average than women and some connectivity differences. There are also small but highly significant differences in personality that pertain to realized intelligence. Those are basically the relevant differences.
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>>14148525 >I'm very glad that women are finally overcoming the patriarchy and beginning to catch up to men's achievements. Based
>One of the best Jeopardy players in the WORLD is a woman Oh wait this is just another stealth trans-obsessed /pol/tard thread isn't it. You have to go back.
>>14154743 Take your misogyny back to /r9k/ incel
>>14154959 >On top of that you have greater male variability in IQ. Debunked.
https://cosmosmagazine.com/science/biology/greater-male-variability-hypothesis-challenged-in-new-meta-study/ https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/brv.12818 The now debunked scientifically-unsupported "Greater Male Variability hypothesis" was used to justify sexism including the belief that because males might be more variable, they are superior which is utter bollocks.
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>>14154743 this is such cope
Anonymous (5 replies)
Hi /sci/. Does anyone know which website does the pic related come from? May be a little of topic but I figured you guys would know it.
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>>14156008 Yes, thank you!
Anonymous (13 replies)
Big move by Spotify in the Rogan-Malone medical information controversy
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>>14154479 yeah i did get the irony lol
neil young still trying to be king of the hippies
but...at least he has some backbone unlike the rest that only pay lip service
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>>14154471 it was a good joke
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>>14154187 Rogan is at the moment most probably the most dangerous man on the planet
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>>14155888 he should be vaccinated to death
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>>14155941 They should just inject him with a ton of estrogen without his knowledge and watch him go mad.