Fri Apr 21 13:37:01 UTC 2023

sci/15272623.txt

@@ -423,3 +423,12 @@ Lorenzo
 >>15370529
 I’m not going into the alley but I’m not sure what to do just yet 
 Here’s another anime girl for now
+--- 15376282
+>>15372019
+I’m just gonna keep this thread bumped until I figure out what to politely do about “Lorenzo”
+--- 15377955
+>>15370529
+Lorenzo
+--- 15380615
+>>15377955
+Lorenzo has been dealt with it seems

sci/15334386.txt

@@ -237,3 +237,38 @@ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cybernetics_in_the_Soviet_Union
 >>15368461
 >what could early childhood studies tell us about developing conversational multi-agent systems?
 Imagine if an AI company had scans of elementary school homework for hundreds of kids across the whole age range to use as part of their multimodal LM training.
+--- 15377768
+bump
+--- 15378912
+>>15372146
+Less what I was getting at. Think about the very early stages when infants learn to interact with their parents. How infants and young children first begin to use language. If you model those behaviours in the systems you design, then you’re more likely to replicate an AGI (or at least take a step in the right direction IMO).
+>>15369742
+Superficially speaking, you could argue that. The difference is that cybernetics bases itself on mathmatical and logical formalisms at its heart. You can't really put them in the same camp as modern leftist tendencies (who seem more poststructuralist in nature). You don't get the endless linguistic analysis of discourse and people pleasing tendencies in cybernetics, because it’s not concerned with that.
+--- 15378986
+>>15368563
+It's a big area, anything your particularly looking for? Good introductions are from easiest to hardest: Cybernetics for the social sciences, by Bernard Scott; The human use of human beings, by Norbert Wiener, and Introduction to Cybernetics by Ross Ashby.
+
+Stafford Beer's work on organisational theory is my cocaine. I suggest heart of enterprise, as that was what originally got me into cybernetics. But all of his works are good (they are meant for management people, so is more wordy and conceptual in its approach).
+
+The hard stuff would by Wiener's cybernetics (I hope you like triple integrals), von Foester's Understanding Understanding, McCulloch's Embodiments of Mind (first formulation of an artificial neuron), and maybe Pask's an Approach to Cybernetics (I think, haven’t had a chance to read it yet).
+
+There's other stuff out there, but I'm hesitant of prescribing it. You have to have a certain appreciation for interdisciplinarity with cybernetics and if you don't have that you won't see the point of it.
+
+It might be worth your time listening to Stafford Beer's videos anon first before you decide if it's worth your time. Seriously, project cybersyn was fucking insane. Same thing with OGAS with Viktor Glushkov if you think about the potential implications, it may have had if successful (Soviet Union could still exist).
+--- 15378993
+>>15369365
+Just think of it as transdisciplinary control and communication theory. It's a fuzzy area of research, and less of a science or discipline in its own right.
+--- 15379276
+>>15335586
+I thought cybernetics was this too. In a way that combines different fields (computer science, engineering etc...) to replicate biology with artificial materials and machines. For example advance prosthetics or robotics + """AI""". But after seeing these: >>15339225 >>15370163 I'm back to being confused again. 
+
+But honestly, I think this term will continue to fester in a petri dish until the AI hype is cooled down, then the mainstream media will hype businesses and investors with this "new technology", like they did with web 3.0, metaverse, crypto, AI. Also just like with /g/ when they got flooded when GPT hit mainstream, /sci/ could (hopefully not) see a huge wave of people if or when cybernetics hits mainstream conversation.
+--- 15379741
+>>15339229
+>cybernetics
+economist here, have never used the word cybernetics before outside science fiction
+--- 15380334
+>>15379276
+You mean biotics, you dunce.
+Hint: intelligent people can deconstruct the essential meaning of words via their etymology. "Cybernetics" derives from something like "the study of steering (e.g. a ship)".
+I know do not have to explain the connection to systems.

sci/15337076.txt

@@ -1341,3 +1341,35 @@ But they didn't throw out the data those stations had gathered - that data is st
 --- 15372360
 >>15340566
 except new liberalism was created by the same bourgeois revolutionists who created classical liberalism
+--- 15377243
+global warming is fake
+--- 15378142
+>>15377243
+Amazing how easily the raw data BTFOs the narrative. That's why governments fight so hard to forbid people from seeing it.
+--- 15378344
+>claims global warming's fake
+>posts trend from a single station
+Let me recommend you some critical background reading: 
+https://www.dictionary.com/browse/global
+--- 15378621
+>>15343519
+when i was a child, winter lasted 3+months in my country. Now it's two weeks and then comes back for two days here and there
+--- 15378944
+>>15377243
+>a single station
+--- 15379047
+>>15378621
+>anecdotes from my unreliable memories are evidence
+--- 15379054
+>>15337076 (OP)
+Reminder that if the CO2 actually has an insulating effect, it should stabilize the temperature, not increase it.
+--- 15380455
+>>15379054
+>filtered by 19th century thermodynamics
+Many such cases
+--- 15380465
+>>15337084
+>>15337085
+>change the mean
+>deviation from the mean changes
+ZOMG ITS DA JOOS

sci/15340816.txt

@@ -972,3 +972,122 @@ No, it's just that when you say "intelligent people are all married" you are act
 --- 15373387
 >>15372827
 How ironic that you are literally immersed in and actively perpetuating toxic masculinity and yet you call it "ignoring reality" to point that out. Are you seriously going to pretend that all the people calling eachother incel on here are women? Do you feel like your average NEET basement dweller is "emulating the kind of men that's popular with women"? You RRREEEEE that Stacy won't let you stick your dick in her but you ignore all the times Chad called you a loser fag. Look at the fucking Republican party and tell me men aren't policing masculinity. Oh no, it's aaaallll women's fault because they don't want to fuck you!
+--- 15374825
+>>15372311
+No, in fact on the contrary. Leftism is the result of the braon damage that is caused by its deficiency.
+--- 15375130
+>>15374825
+Gotcha, people who consume more lead tend to be more right-wing, that tracks
+--- 15375175
+>>15372827
+>>15373387
+I'd like to point out that this entire argument it beside the point, which is not about who is doing the policing, but who is being policed. Society (both men and women) may have its notions of masculinity, but it is specifically men who feel pressure to conform to them.
+--- 15375461
+>>15348319
+Anon, is there any way I can contact you, on discord or elsewhere? If you want to ofc, I think I can learn a lot from you
+--- 15375556
+What's the scientific explanation behind a human behaving like this? >>15373387
+--- 15375562
+>>15375556
+High IQ
+--- 15375572
+>>15375175
+>ut it is specifically men who feel pressure to conform to them.
+Men do what they see works. 
+
+>>15375562
+High IQ people do not fly off the handle like that.
+--- 15375607
+>>15375572
+>Men do what they see works.
+Not at all. Men do what they believe to be masculine, first and foremost. It very often does not work. 
+>High IQ people do not fly off the handle like that.
+This is projection on your part. In the absence of non-verbal cues you are likely to read your own emotional state of mind into my words. Furthermore, since this thread insists I am a woman, you're also more likely to consider me "hysterical" rather than "assertive".
+--- 15375621
+>>15375572
+NTA, and not sure who is replying to whom, but this >>15372324 comment is deranged.
+--- 15375714
+>>15375607
+It absolutely does work. Men do it because it works, and it works because it's what women want. 
+
+But I really have no interest in talking about this further. You're like the absolute worst reality-denying insufferable feminists that I know, and there just is no good reason to talk to you people. I just don't like listening to insults mixed with general bullshit. 
+
+>>15375621
+Well, I can say with absolute confidence that your IQ is unusually low. 
+
+Here >>15375572 I say men do what they see work and >15372324 here I say men do what they see work, and you consider one message deranged and the other apparently reasonable. The feminist above at least has a slightly above average IQ. Same can't be said about you.
+--- 15375798
+>>15375714
+>It absolutely does work.
+So you insist, with nothing to show for it. Tell it to the incels who perform masculinity by calling for sluts to be beheaded. 
+>there just is no good reason to talk to you people
+This is like the fourth time someone ITT has insisted on this. I hope it was you every time.
+>I just don't like listening to insults mixed with general bullshit. 
+Yet you appear to be under the impression that I do. I have been called a retarded slut and spineless slimy homossexual, but I call you a hypocrite and that's over the line, apparently. You simply have no idea of how incredibly emotional you get, no introspection, and of course your fragile sense of masculinity wouldn't allow you to admit it even if you realised it.
+>>15375714
+>you consider one message deranged and the other apparently reasonable
+I reckon it's how you said it rather than what you said. Additionally, it doesn't logically follow that Anon considers every one of your posts non-deranged simply because he only commented on one of them.
+--- 15375900
+>>15375798
+>This is like the fourth time someone ITT has insisted on this
+Maybe take the hint?
+>but I call you a hypocrite and that's over the lin
+You started by calling me an incel. I called you a woman in response. Then you absolutely flew off the handle with insults, and I don't even want to read that message to list them. And here you continue by calling me an emotional homosexual and my masculinity fragile etc. etc. etc., and somehow you're the victim in all of it. I think you're not only a reality-denying feminist but also a huge narcissist.
+>I reckon it's how you said it rather than what you said. Additionally, it doesn't logically follow that Anon considers every one of your posts non-deranged simply because he only commented on one of them.
+Either they're both deranged or neither is. Your cheerleader's IQ is unusually low. 
+
+I'll hide this thread now.
+--- 15375911
+>>15375461
+>>15375798
+to follow this, I made a throwaway if you want to contact me on discord 
+
+thrw#8654
+
+then I can give my main. I really want to learn from you desu, you btfo'd that anon and I am interested in hearing more of this rhetoric, what I consider to be fresh from my perspective since I am so used to the usual 4chan rhetoric that that anon represents
+--- 15377159
+>>15375714
+You're a retard yourself if that is the whole depth of your understanding of people. Plus, no I don't think that women want some kind of a brain dead copy.
+--- 15377803
+>>15341293
+You failed to elaborate on the argument and you called the guy a retard, you are not a high IQ victim of love, you are a low IQ sufferer.
+--- 15378538
+>>15340816 (OP)
+>evolutionary disadvantage
+Non deducible combination of words (ie gibberish) because naturalistic evolution does not have goals and therefore does not have advantages or disadvantages. 
+The correct question to ask: "is high IQ a gene propagation disadvantage?".. That question actually makes sense.
+--- 15378804
+What does high intelligence even mean
+I've met people who are good at puzzles and math but are complete social autists with no self awareness who make themselves sound like retards when they try to talk or explain anything to anybody. I've also met people who are awful at math and puzzles yet are incredible at socializing and explaining things. I'm sure I'm too retarded to understand any of this but it seems like "intelligence" is just a meme name put onto different people depending on what each person considers "good."
+
+Also the "intelligent people can't find love" seems like a circle jerk for people who can't get pussy
+--- 15378893
+>>15377159
+can you guys please stop saying the word 'retard', i have 8 kids with downs and my wife is now preggo again
+--- 15379122
+>>15375900
+>Maybe take the hint?
+I can see that you're disinclined to learn from my entirely rational arguments for emotional reasons, but that is no reason for me to be silent. Imagine if rational people yielded to emotional responses all the time.
+>You started by calling me an incel. I called you a woman in response.
+I started by talking about incels, who demonstrably exist. You clearly took it personally. 
+>Then you absolutely flew off the handle with insults
+This is blatant projection and hypocrisy. 
+>And here you continue by calling me an emotional homosexual and my masculinity fragile etc
+What, you mean like exactly what you've already done before for everyone to see? Your masculinity is fragile, and I'm not saying that to insult you, but simply as an observation of fact.
+>Either they're both deranged or neither is
+You're pretending to be more rational than you are, as if we can't see the streams of invective that accompany your arguments.
+>I'll hide this thread now.
+Can't help yourself otherwise huh?
+--- 15379206
+>>15375911
+Sorry, I didn't think you were actually serious and I don't use discord besides. But if you apply critical thinking to the shit you read on 4chan it'll get you far.
+--- 15379406
+>>15341288
+Men are social animals. They have access to organizations of men that have guns and nukes. If the bear was dangerous enough to be nuked, it would get nuked.
+--- 15379408
+>>15343824
+>these population problems are also novel, founded in the same age
+They aren't. Nothing is novel about low birth rates. Big cities have had fertility issues since before Rome, now the whole world is hyperurbanized.
+--- 15379871
+>>15340816 (OP)
+I've grown too powerful to fall for foids and their moneygrabbing schemes.

sci/15346155.txt

@@ -289,3 +289,15 @@ I do.
 --- 15372584
 >>15372244
 wow
+--- 15378478
+>>15372244
+Powerful
+--- 15380460
+>>15369076
+Reddit moment
+--- 15380484
+>>15372244
+My personal favorite is vol. 27 of brickonomics.
+It's where the discussions on advanced bricking
+start to brick with a load of technicalities.
+Very insightful.

sci/15347277.txt

@@ -783,9 +783,6 @@ I wish I wasn't so lucky not only to get roundworms AND tapeworm, but also have
 --- 15371459
 >>15356985
 wouldn't be this way if we lived in a moral, religious society.
---- 15371520
->>15349833
-Because it ruins your conduction system, in short, it kills you faster.
 --- 15371626
 >>15368869
 >pumping out babies and having their milkers worked properly
@@ -817,3 +814,103 @@ I want you to work 100hs a week in a high stress environment missing meals, miss
 >>15371984
 >become serfs
 As if it hasn't always been like this, except they had cocaine back in the day.
+--- 15375278
+>>15371520
+link to source?
+--- 15377284
+>>15349833
+Its not tasty, but the human brain is developed enough that it can tell A from B
+So it can experience sleep fatigue being blocked, and pinpoint the source and give you cravings.
+
+>>15350872
+>chiropractic 
+Its certainly a good starting point
+But limit yourself to 2-3 sessions unless you see extreme improvement, and hit the gym doing back extensions and lunges, so you can start having core muscles enough to get good posture
+--- 15377305
+Sup dudes, I went in for an MRI for some high bilirubin issues and the test came back saying theres a T1 hyperintense lesion on my left kidney. Is this like cancer or something?
+--- 15377396
+>>15377305
+Cancer's not very likely, but we don't have enough information to say, anon.
+It means they saw a bright white spot where your kidney should be, and it could be some kidney disease, some kinda cyst. Something else where your normal kidney cells should be.
+Don't have enough info to say.
+--- 15377409
+>>15371806
+Yes. The Greeks knew about this and insisted on physicians to embody the concept of kalos kagathos
+--- 15377590
+>>15377409
+Should good chefs be fat or skinny?
+--- 15378996
+>>15377305
+stem cell therapies show promise.
+--- 15379038
+>>15347277 (OP)
+Can anyone here give me the quick rundown on peptides?
+
+I've done nad+ already, it cured a good amount of my long covid.
+--- 15379042
+>>15379038
+Peptides are a good way to make money.
+Because people have no idea what they are, you can sell them as miracle cures for anything. Common cold. Cancer. Bad phone reception. Broken ankle. Love problems.
+My recommendation is to sell self-help books. All you need to do is speak confidently about peptides, and support it with a leading google search here and there to find random snippets that support what you need.
+
+Peptides are great. Buy peptides.
+--- 15379322
+I've lost the ability to roll my eyes back. I think I've lost some connective tissue around my eyes but my doctor doesn't believe me.
+
+Is there anything else that would cause such an issue?
+--- 15379594
+Think I caught some lesser variant of the coof three or four weeks back now, it wiped me out a little (the way a bad cold always does) and gave me some headaches and sinus blockage for five days or so and attacked my throat and the top of my lungs primarily like colds always do for me. The reason I think it was COVID was because toward the end of the five days I lost my sense of taste entirely or almost entirely for a day and a half and when it came back meat and garlic tasted like trash, which apparently happens sometimes when recovering from COVID, especially with meat.
+
+Now it's been three or four weeks and I'm still coughing and my throat wheezes and rasps and almost "sings" sometimes when I breathe in and out deeply, but I can talk all day for my job no problem and even sing smoothly in the shower in any register, it's just when my voice box is open and relaxed it still rasps and wheezes a bit.
+It doesn't really hurt at all unless I cough hard on purpose to dislodge mucus, and there isn't even that much mucus nor is it a weird color, so I don't think there's any active infection.
+I did notice I occasionally cough up a very tiny bit of some squishy whitish material though.
+Still no pain, don't feel sick, everything is fine just throat is slightly itchy and I'm coughing more than usual (I always cough a bit here and there because my throat is a little messed up in general, no I don't smoke or suck dicks thanks for asking).
+
+So my working theory is that whatever coof I got just painlessly damaged the very top layers of my throat skin which died and now I'm slowly coofing that top layer out as the new layer grows underneath it, just inside little gobs of phlegm that slowly build up for this exact purpose.
+
+Does that sound familiar/correct?
+I won't go to a doctor because I am extremely broke and need to raise money to pay for my bankruptcy for that time when I had to go to the hospital during a two month employment gap where I did not have insurance.
+--- 15379599
+>>15379322
+imposter syndrome is when zoomers temporarily realize that their entire life philosophy is a pathetic lie designed to trap them in ineffectual, hysterical narcissism moving only to destroy the cultural targets they're assigned.
+Luckily we have meds for that!
+--- 15379690
+>>15377396
+Fair enough, the size is 1.3cm and from what I read it could not malignant. I'll see if my GI refers me to a urologist tomorrow. I am having some dull pain on the left side that radiates to my hips, so I'm kinda concerned it could be malignant or something, but we need more tests to verify.
+
+>>15378996
+Just saw an article posted 4/19/23 discussing this. I guess if Im a candidate for that I could try to pursue, but chances are it might not be available for everyone right now.
+--- 15379692
+>>15379322
+thyroid issues.
+--- 15379885
+are people really entertaining the AI discussion still? i went into radiology a few years after 2016 AI expert guy said "stop training radiologists," and the job market could not be better than it is now. the scam is over imo.
+--- 15379916
+>>15379885
+The real threat was always diagnostic databases based on incidence reports of illnesses and symptoms, not a GAN knowing how to interpret them (any retard can if they focus a little)
+
+and the solution was just not giving the unwashed plebs access to that shit "because self-diagnosis is dangerous and to be discouraged" (because we want money)
+--- 15379939
+>>15379916
+i dont care what the "real threat" is, its not threatening doctors anytime soon
+--- 15379948
+I went to doctor today for the first time in 15 years because I wanted to get a legitimate flight physical instead of just forging the paperwork like I normally do. The doctor was cute and she touched my testicles, not a bad experience, would've been better without the rubber glove. 
+I've noticed that the vision in my left eye had been declining so I wanted to see if I had gotten into dangerous territory, turns out its still in the 20/20 range. My right eye is just so good that it makes lefty feel weak. I read the bottom line with the right eye and asked if they had anything smaller.
+https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HBQFjoqDYE [Embed]
+--- 15380242
+>>15379948
+go see an optometrist
+--- 15380316
+>>15379594
+Coughing white stuff suggests bad news. If it's white blood cells, it means you still have a simmering chronic infection that won't go away. It's not growing, but your body can't eliminate it either.
+You don't feel sick because your immune system is just barely keeping it under control, but you might be a walking Covid reservoir.
+
+The bad news is that this causes a lot of fast turnover in your cells, because it's an active warzone in there. Fast turnover = more mutations = higher risk of cancer later in life
+
+If you can't afford a visit because you live in some kind of dystopia without healthcare, there's not much you can do. Antibiotics won't help if it's viral, there's not much OTC you could take that would help.
+
+(Disclaimer: I'm just a rando, this might be completely wrong)
+--- 15380366
+>>15380316
+>if you can't afford it, it doesn't exist
+s t o p

sci/15347459.txt

@@ -330,3 +330,19 @@ yeah, the sois still chimp out over than one. happened in the 1800s, before calc
 --- 15372073
 >>15369589
 Is this a bot?
+--- 15377557
+>>15347459 (OP)
+absolutely
+--- 15378842
+Is anyone complaining about this published or interact with the peer review process in any way or are you all brainlets?
+--- 15379176
+>>15347459 (OP)
+Because "defending your view" only gets you so far with schizos. Eventually you just need to shut them out. Especially when the science/explanation is going to be too complicated for them to understand within a single internet thread.
+
+Anything that rules out schizos is generally good.
+--- 15379910
+>>15369312
+Even einstein himself admits scientists are low iq
+--- 15380530
+>>15379176
+So you're saying that abusing the peer review system to silence dissent is equivalent to admitting that you have no rational basis to defend your point of view?

sci/15349240.txt

@@ -200,3 +200,22 @@ do they have ulterior motives for all their expressed emotion over co2?
 >>15358628
 >>If you mean what effect does human production of steam into atmosphere do, it is nothing because steam in atmosphere quickly turns into rain, so there is never too much water in atmosphere.
 that's with the current state of affair. now replace all the billions of motors with hydrogen motors pissing water 24/7 over 100 years and guess what happens to your ''there is never too much water in atmosphere.''
+--- 15377349
+>>15352257
+Greta never learned how to do basic math, thats what powers the beliefs of these people. That and mental illness
+--- 15377365
+>>15377349
+--- 15377375
+>>15372144
+They can use co2 to justify genocide, what do you think zerocarbon means?
+--- 15377809
+>>15377365
+But why though? Who are all these people who are happy to get paid to write whatever the payer wants them to write, knowing that they manipulate perception on a large scale? Are they even human? It doesn't make sense to me. There's too much emphasis on elites and not enough on the faceless masses that execute what elites want. Why?
+--- 15377874
+>>15377809
+It's just a job.
+--- 15377960
+>>15377874
+Banality of evil it is then.
+--- 15380518
+>>15377960

sci/15349846.txt

@@ -1253,3 +1253,133 @@ TT?
 --- 15372482
 >>15368672
 Actuarial Science. Only found this field while flipping through a university prospectus
+--- 15376127
+>>15368460
+>>15368460
+Are there more positions for masters there with little experience?
+Can only find 3 positions for masters/no experience at Veldhoven on the general vacancy site of ASML
+--- 15376140
+aerospace is dead
+--- 15376143
+What do people even do when they first get a corporate job? I mean it is obvious that whatever you learn in college is completely useless and has no applications irl. So what do you do? Does the company really go out of their way to teach you? What the fuck even is the point of hiring then?
+--- 15376182
+>>15376143
+I was going to give you an actual answer but
+>whatever you learn in college...
+Where do you think you are? It's clear that you didn't learn anything in college
+--- 15376198
+>>15376182
+I am not talking about trade school.
+--- 15376230
+>>15376143
+You receive a task. 
+You figure out how to solve it. 
+You solve it. (Usually using things you learned in college.)
+--- 15376249
+>>15376182
+>>15376230
+Can someone who is not a jobless undergrad reply instead?
+--- 15376319
+>>15376249
+I'm neither jobless nor an undergrad. You on the other hand have never had any employment whatsoever since you don't have the faintest idea of how corporations are run.
+You have to be completely fucking retarded if you think they hire people who don't know how to do the job without training them. Why do you think graduate and trainee programs exist? It's literally to train new employees, TRAINee. Holy fucking shit you're retarded.
+And if you get hired to write code then they have interview processes to verify that you do know how to write code, aka how to do the job. Kys underage nigger
+--- 15376322
+>>15368575
+>By the way, what do you do at ASML? Do you like it?
+I'm in EUV field service. It's a great company to work for but I'd suggest trying to get into a higher role, I'm basically the nigger of ASML. 
+As a Euro you probably won't be in field service since there are not really many fabs in the EU region. The Eindhoven location is the global corporate headquarters so many of senior management, HR roasties, and R&D teams are located there, I imagine it can be more difficult to get into ASML as a Euro for that reason, ironically enough.
+>>15376127
+I am not familiar with EURO standards but if you have a master's there should be plenty of positions. 
+They recently went through a big hiring wave and now they are looking for "experience" so yes it is one of those things where they ask 3 years of experience for entry level roles.
+--- 15376413
+>>15376319
+>graduate and trainee programs
+So you agree that nothing you learn in college (except for like one programming course) is useful in a corporate? They have to basically teach you everything.
+--- 15376467
+>>15376413
+Depends entirely on what you studied.
+If you studied a non-STEM field like management then yes it's not useful.
+--- 15376485
+>>15376413
+If college skills weren't important then why would they only hire college grads you buffoon. Why then do they ask for specific courses if not experiences?
+Even if your course material isn't directly relevant there is so much more you learn
+--- 15376594
+>>15376143
+Really depends on the company and your level of education. I know physics PhD's who started at BASF. They didn't really know what their job was going to entail and didn't even have a name for the position - the label on their office just said "PhD physics". They were told that for the first year, they wouldn't be doing much work on their own anyway and after that, they'd just be given difficult tasks to figure out.
+--- 15377982
+>>15376467
+Those are the only ones that seems useful. STEM seems completely useless in corporate desk jobs, maybe with the exception of Statistics.
+
+>>15376485
+>Why then do they ask for specific courses
+Because those specific courses, are difficult. It's nothing but an iq test. Otherwise, it makes no sense why pure math and physics grad makes so much money.
+
+>>15376594
+The only proper answer so far. What's the point of hiring clueless people, every single year? I don't get it. Every year, the same big companies would hire math and physics grads from elite colleges. What do they get out of it? Do all their employees die every year? Why does this shit does not happen in academia?
+--- 15378370
+>>15377982
+Gee I wonder why they keep hiring math and physics grads, almost like people who can survive math and physics can learn to do a job and tend to perform well in the role. If it wasn't profitable for the companies, they wouldn't do it and it's not like they're screaming about how many stem grads they hire so it's not for any perceived prestige either.
+--- 15378427
+>>15378370
+I am not even arguing whether it's profitable. If you read the question instead of seething you would know that.
+--- 15378684
+>>15377982
+What the fuck is a "corporate desk job"? 
+You seem to be imagining some sort of fictional job that doesn't exist.
+
+If you're in sales you don't need a degree, unless it's technical sales and even then you can get away with not having one.
+If you're in legal then you need a law degree.
+If you're in marketing then a marketing degree probably helps, but you could probably wing it.
+
+For finance you need at least accountants which may or may not require a degree, for more complicated stuff finance and economics degrees, and on the higher end mathematicians or engineers specializing in financial models.
+When it comes to financial modeling then you see things like physicists being hired, but that's only the ones who know how to model and code things mathematically, so their skills are easily transferable.
+
+Then for engineering roles obviously you need domain knowledge that you gain from an engineering degree.
+--- 15379193
+>>15377982
+>The only proper answer so far. What's the point of hiring clueless people, every single year? I don't get it. Every year, the same big companies would hire math and physics grads from elite colleges. What do they get out of it? Do all their employees die every year? Why does this shit does not happen in academia?
+
+First I will say that yeah, there are some people that are hired inneficiently and they get lost in the massive bloated corporate bureaucracy and if there is no manager checking on them, they can coast producing nothing of value. My favorite example is that Twitter engineer who fell for Project Veritas' honeypot and admitted on a Tinder date, to sound cool, that he worked 2 hours a month but still made 200k+ a year.
+
+But those are rare cases. You want to know why they hire every year? First, it is very common for these specialized positons to be hired for a defined term of 1-2 years as basically glorified internships. Second, there is attrition. The moment you have 1 year of experience at a top company, all the others start offering double, triple your salary to get you to switch to them. So attrition is typically very high. But of course, these people eventually get productive. At the end of the day, our modern world runs on Excel and on C++. You master either Excel or programming at job X and you can do practically any other corporate job.
+--- 15379294
+>>15376140
+Private air and space industry seems to be doing alright despite the recession-like economic conditions we're facing. If the MIC actually decides to be serious about hyper-sonic munitions, then we can really see a big boom.
+--- 15379339
+How am I supposed to find motivation to keep going? I never wanted to do EE in the first place, coerced by parents into doing it. Hated every second of it, too far in to change majors. I've gotten 2 grades back so far and they are both Ds. How do you all keep yourselves motivated to study? And get good grades?
+--- 15379422
+>>15379193
+>200k+/yr for working 2 hours a month
+Was this for an engineering or research role? Hard to imagine you could get away with so little
+--- 15379432
+>every single job asks for a cover letter addressing the selection criteria
+Anyone used LLM/AI to write cover letters for them? I'm so tired of rewriting things from my CV into a paragraph to answer each one of their inane requirements which they could just get from actually reading my CV.
+I did some tests with the free ChatGPT and it's alright but prone to claming experience that doesn't exist.
+--- 15379472
+>>15379422
+It was an engineering role at Twitter.
+
+You don't have to believe me, just google Project Veritas Twitter Engineer honeypot. It is as it sounds. The guy was a kissless indian virgin and he was tricked into a fake date with a white blonde hottie. No wonder the retard went all out. This was pre-Elon's acquisition. You could really how incompetent management was. They had a guy literally do nothing and they still paid him $200k+. If the world is just that guy should already be deported back in India after Elon did mass-layoffs because 100% he was an H1-B pajeet.
+--- 15380174
+>>15379432
+>submit CV
+>submit the CV info into a questionnaire
+>submit cover letter which includes CV content again
+>submit research statement which covers the cover letter and CV
+>do interview where you say it all again
+--- 15380235
+>>15351919
+Learn relational algebra, how it relates to SQL statements, and that's it, it's baby shit and mostly a matter of training.
+--- 15380498
+>>15379339
+holy fuck. stop being such a faggot. if you dont like it, fuck off. its not a prison mate. go do some other degree. if you still dont like it, fuck off and do something else. tell your parents to fuck off too, they sound like insufferable control freaks.
+--- 15380789
+Can future employers contact past employers and ask for performance reviews?
+I've built a solid resume anf ended up getting an internship at big tech, I'm 3 months in and I'm gonna quit because I just don't latch with the team, project and pace. I do work but my supervisor harasses me and constantly criticizes everything I do, I couldn't be bothered to stay there for three more months.
+
+But I'm worried they might be contacted in the future, I don't know if that is even a practice among employers.
+--- 15380794
+>>15380789
+Yeah it's pretty common, usually they will ask you for a reference. Sometimes they do contact the other company's HR directly without going via you, but that's usually if they suspect that you didn't work there or lied about your title.
+Is it a 6 month internship? It's probably a better idea to ride it out but actively start looking for other jobs to jump ship once the time is up.

sci/15351786.txt

@@ -179,3 +179,9 @@ good luck 'developing' a good physique without roids
 In misogyny veritas
 --- 15372725
 Reality has a sexist bias.
+--- 15376218
+>>15358747
+Modern exercise bikes (stationary bikes) and treadmills have youtube, you can watch lectures while you work out. There is no excuse beta boy. Hit the gym today.
+--- 15379922
+>>15351786 (OP)
+Stealing this

sci/15353120.txt

@@ -339,3 +339,17 @@ can you consider us for a change?
 --- 15371513
 >>15353120 (OP)
 They didn't name it the Iphone for no reason at all. Pushing narcissism on society is a large part of the scheme to destroy traditional societal bonds. Narcissism & atheism go hand in hand.
+--- 15377335
+>>15372017
+--- 15379775
+>>15353120 (OP)
+This is part of whats brought scientific progress to a halt, science is now something people seek to brag about rather than succeed in on the basis of merit. The rigor is all gone, taken away to cater to shallow brained low IQs who want to be able to brag without achieving
+--- 15379792
+>>15353120 (OP)
+That wouldn't surprise me.
+The boomer generation were big drunks.
+Alcoholics are prone to short bouts of euphoria, overly emotional, dumb, and aggressive while drinking, and I am pretty sure that long term use rewires your brain to become more narcissistic.
+--- 15380514
+>>15379792
+>rewires your brain to become more narcissistic.
+all of the feel-good drugs do that.

sci/15353202.txt

@@ -343,3 +343,7 @@ While mildly high I could sense magnetic fields and all kinds if other crazy shi
 probably something abstract in maths or physics, but actually choosing what is, might be kind of impossible
 --- 15372709
 General quantity, people can barely imagine a thousand things, so when you say million or anything higher people just imagine a thousand because they can’t comprehend it
+--- 15378627
+>>15353481
+>The 99.999(9)% of the universe exists for it's own sake and us being able to intelectually engage with it is just a coincidence.
+So the hardest concept in science is pulling your head out of your rectum and realizing intelligent design is all around us and the fine-tuned universe is not here for its own sake and it's not all just a happy coincidence. Got it.

sci/15354724.txt

@@ -233,3 +233,17 @@ No... it will just cause a big mess of blood for no fucking reason what so ever.
 Or the people that inject baby's blood for longevity.
 No... that would give you literal cancer because of the age difference.
 We're taking risks as it is with the blood donations we have.
+--- 15377383
+>>15372592
+>>15372663
+It's Jesse James, some boomer clown known as a "reality star" for making shitty chopper bikes, not exactly Alister Crowley.
+--- 15377567
+>>15372479
+https://files.catbox.moe/g640jf.mp4
+--- 15377977
+>>15357298
+>there was a press conference during the 2016 primaries in feb or mar, might've been super tuesday, that i think was his masterpiece. he was selling trump steaks & trump wine while he was answering political questions and bragging about his victories
+Fuck I had forgotten all about that.. Literally lol'd just thinking about it. Those were the days.
+--- 15380488
+>>15377567
+epic

sci/15357012.txt

@@ -82,3 +82,33 @@ it goes back much further, the "experts" almost never know wtf they are talking
 --- 15373444
 >>15364891
 please never post this again, thanks
+--- 15375379
+Peatchads... We are so BACK!
+--- 15376070
+>>15369838
+Brain is made of cholesterol. Inhibit cholesterol, inhibit brain health. Simple as.
+--- 15376101
+>>15358830
+raypeat.com
+
+basically the idea is that sugar promotes metabolic rate which helps the body to function. dairy isn't magical but it has a lot of things going for it (low in toxic amino acids like tryptophan and methionine, high calcium/phosphate ratio, etc)
+--- 15377918
+>>15364963
+Take your insulin, diabetic.
+There's probably something to be said about fitness, exercise and a variety of food intake.
+--- 15378156
+>>15357030
+Theres a reason we resort to ice cream when we feel sad.
+--- 15380499
+I'm eating ice cream right now
+--- 15380527
+>>15376070
+So how did they get statins through?
+--- 15380690
+Ice cream for desert is fantastic.
+--- 15380701
+Was it Vanilla icecream exclusively or did they have options?
+--- 15380893
+Saturated fat is healthy. Sugar is ok so long as you are metabolically healthy. No surprise here.
+
+I've been eating ice cream frequently since I learned about the fat swindle

sci/15357632.txt

@@ -926,3 +926,31 @@ global warming is such a stupid scam
 >>15359937
 >creates more CO2 than agriculture
 agriculture does not create CO2, it sequesters it
+--- 15375330
+>>15357632 (OP)
+That's the activist connundrum, anon. Should climate activist stop flying by plane even though they are against it due to its massive emissions? Is the effort they are putting to teach people worth the emissions he contributes with his travels around the world explaining it?
+
+It's a constant balance for people atound that area because polution in this case is really convenient, so you have to use it to reach enough to then be able to scale back the use of said technology.
+
+Also planned obscolescance is a industry plague way beyond just waste. It should be a crime against the consumer on principal, fuck companies that due that on purpose.
+--- 15379944
+>>15357670
+This, >>15357778 also this namefag needs to stop. I see him everywhere
+--- 15379946
+>>15357632 (OP)
+Many of them do.
+--- 15380028
+>>15360120
+>Planned obsolescence is impossible to prove
+Not when companies like apple are on record admitting they throttle old devices to artificially accelerate the rate of obsolescence.
+--- 15380555
+>>15366549
+--- 15380579
+>>15357632 (OP)
+They are not made to break. It's either cheaping out on anything that isn't needed to last for more than two years, or deliberately wrong designs because some Jew owns a patent on the correct solution. (like the sun and planet gears in ancient steam engines)
+--- 15380605
+>>15366549
+The electricity got so expensive in some places that pic is already nearly cheaper, and it very well soon may be now that Germany shut down nuclear.
+--- 15380636
+>>15359446
+Bruh, what are you doing with me bot icon?

sci/15359260.txt

@@ -325,3 +325,72 @@ No, but I do know a 23 year old man that got heart palpations from it.
 --- 15372511
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpSz_Ipt5z8 [Embed]
 rip. died 10 days after the vax
+--- 15376723
+>>15359859
+>I suspect the clicks and views grabbed him and he became more sensationalist to bait extra views
+sounds pretty much like your government along with most govt affiliated media outlets did the same thing at the height of the pandemic.
+--- 15376779
+https://files.catbox.moe/jenwu9.mp4
+Death to the goylems.
+--- 15376812
+>>15369362
+>our
+What the inverse of anthropomorphisation ?
+Because that's what you're doing, retarded nonhuman cattle filth.
+--- 15376839
+>>15370805
+And since behaviour is 100% genetic, the solution is the complete genocide of the cattle.
+Which the vaccine is.
+A final solution, you could say.
+--- 15376923
+>>15364950
+real nigga hours
+--- 15379416
+>>15370263
+anti vaxx retards are some of the most easily manipulated people on the fucking planet. it all went wrong when we stopped bullying them as hard as flat earthers
+--- 15380212
+>>15379416
+The earth is a flat plane, the vaccines are literal poison, global cooling/warming/climate change is a complete lie, space is a lie, the environment literally cannot be destroyed, desert are niggermade since forest make their own rain, nuclear weapon are a lie, radiation is just heat, and basically you're braindead cattle you goylem filth.
+
+
+No offense.
+--- 15380234
+Don't care. Still getting a booster
+--- 15380564
+>>15380234
+good luck retard
+--- 15380585
+>>15380212
+>The earth is a flat plane,
+Why do you think this?
+--- 15380594
+sorry but i am not getting the vaccine. no amount of the blatant, transparent shilling, and its very blatant and transparent, btw, will change my mind. call me a flat earthing russian hacking trump loving poltard all you want, its just not working.
+--- 15380644
+>>15380585
+Because the formula for the curvature have been falsified.
+We see too far m8
+--- 15380648
+>>15380644
+Which formula is that?
+--- 15380706
+>>15380648
+Just google it m8
+Even a braindead nigger like you should manage, schlomo.
+--- 15380712
+>>15380706
+Are you using that inches per mile one that matches a parabolic curve or can you actually use trig?
+--- 15380713
+>>15359260 (OP)
+>turned into a "blob"
+--- 15380738
+>>15379416
+I am never going to take the vaxx
+--- 15380743
+>>15380712
+>can you actually use trig?
+Muzzos cannot use shit.
+--- 15380776
+Spike proteins really seem to be bad. I'm glad getting exposed to the virus itself with an entire corona of said proteins without any prior immune response will be totally okay and safe.
+--- 15380782
+>>15380776
+bud its been three fucking years since covid started. vaxxed unvaxxed partially vaxxed whatever we've all been exposed, multiple times already. booster uptake rates are abysmally low. vaccine hesitancy is increasingly high. you are farting in the wind

sci/15360517.txt

@@ -230,3 +230,17 @@ no /sfg/ still exist but isnt on page 10 yet so it hasnt been stage >>15370100
 https://twitter.com/ConCaracal/status/1648699319879344130
 >ANC blocks Starlink in South Africa because it does not meet the South African government's race quotas.
 Felon Husk doesn't care about Black people!
+--- 15375310
+Fellas, please, do we have a continuous video of the thing actually tearing itself off the platform and ascending? The flat earthers will be screeching thanks to the retarded feed that cut off every time the launch itself was viewed
+
+everybody moderating the feed to youtube should be fired and shot in the back of the head. Bunch of hypomasculine twits with voices like a lesbo with a sore throat.
+--- 15375573
+>>15375310
+>flat earthers
+Imagine caring what they think for even a nanosecond.
+--- 15375617
+>>15372662
+>it hasnt been staged
+Isn't that the word of the hour
+--- 15379934
+What? There was a whole sticky and an /sfg/ thread was like 1.6k posts at page 5

sci/15360940.txt

@@ -618,3 +618,106 @@ the fear is that those many engines too close to each other are a risk
 --- 15372560
 >>15372476
 literally more reliable platform than starship
+--- 15374845
+What was the point of this test? To blow up a rocket?
+>Multiple engine failure
+>Separation failure
+>Didn't even attempt to salvage the upper stage
+>Whole thing exploded
+>Didn't even get to 40km above the Earth
+>Basically, it barely got to the height where airplanes cruise at.
+>Comparison, the ISS orbits at 420km above the Earth.
+--- 15374941
+N1 curse unbeated
+--- 15374949
+So, epic fail?
+--- 15374978
+>>15374845
+>What was the point of this test? To blow up a rocket?
+Duh. have you not been paying attention?
+--- 15374995
+>>15360940 (OP)
+It got off the ground, OP is a faggot confirmed.
+--- 15375015
+>>15372393
+That how they build everything in america
+--- 15375250
+Why is no one investing in reusable launch infrastructure like mass drivers?
+--- 15375274
+>>15364718
+>that very fucking page tells you about the Sea Bee test and the Sea Horse test
+kill yourself you fucking nigger
+--- 15375304
+>>15375250
+because mass drivers are best on places without an atmosphere.
+y'know like the moon, or orbit
+--- 15375436
+>>15374949
+Medium-win. They accomplished about as much as they expected to, but also experienced a lot of problems that they now can now know to work on first.
+--- 15375510
+>>15360940 (OP)
+cuckrocket to nowhere
+--- 15375516
+>>15375250
+We do have at least one catapult based on a carbon fiber arm and a vacuum drum. That is as mass driver'y as you'll ever get before they do a full blown megastructure with its own dedicated energy plant and a bunch of active support cables spanning kilometers into the sea.
+
+There is no scaling with this because of atmospheric drag. You go big or you go home and for now we go home and shove a rocket up our assholes. Any more questions?
+--- 15375960
+>>15366400
+>Bruh
+Transplanetary slave trade when?
+--- 15376126
+>>15361784
+>Anyway, how the fuck does a rocket propel itself in a vacuum & obey newtons 2nd law?
+momentum has to be conserved in an isolated system (ie the rocket), when you throw shit at really high speed you will be pushed in the opposite direction.
+imagine an airplane engine, it takes air (the propellant) from the atmosphere and burns fuel to push it backwards faster than it came in. a rocket engine works on the same principle as an airplane engine except it stores the propellant inside a tank and the propellant itself stores the energy that is required to move the spacecraft, which is released when it combusts
+in fact in space it's even easier to produce thrust because there's no atmosphere and thus the propellant will want to exit your tank to balance the pressures
+--- 15376308
+>>15361704
+spaceflight objectively reached peak aesthetics with the Saturn V
+--- 15376408
+>>15376308
+for me, its project gemini
+>rocket originally designed to vaporize commies
+>launch vehicle oscillates terribly, enough to scramble your brains from the g-forces
+>ass end wants to fishtail like a broke dick dodge after main engine cutoff
+and they were nice enough to put two little windshields up front for the astronauts
+--- 15377483
+>>15363378
+>Is going to
+>Will be
+>Will
+>Will be
+>Will be
+>Will be
+Damn nigga you are really confident, are you a time traveller?
+--- 15377920
+So essentially they could have GPT4 analyze telemetry and other evidence and so they will fix all the issues quickly and re-launch in a few weeks?
+--- 15378301
+>>15375436
+>They accomplished about as much as they expected to
+This is PR cope. If they wanted to achieve nothing more than getting off the pad, they wouldn't have put a second stage on top.
+--- 15378388
+>>15366980
+There's an image with 8 failed engines and in the picture they're all in pairs.
+--- 15378391
+>>15378388
+that image was faked, sorry I found it on twitter
+--- 15379766
+Random NSF poster's grades for the launch:
+
+Tank Farm: D+, Did fill the tanks with prop and O2, location too close to OLM with minimal protection.
+
+OLM: C-, Did the job best we know. Still standing. Absent flame trench /deluge system may have damaged super heavy booster, Raptors, GSE (in addition to the minivan)
+
+Launch Tower: B+, Still standing, did a good job in stacking, bit toasty. Need to check the elevator…
+
+Super Heavy: B-, It flew with a full stack, got off the pad slow (lost 3 Raptors at close to T Zero), held together through all the flips and spins. Engineering milestones: Boost back, grid fin, landing control - TBD
+
+Raptors: D, success rate is low 27 out of 33 stayed lit. Root cause is TBD
+
+Starship: B-, held together till FTS was initiated. TBD on many engineering milestones.
+
+Flight plan: B, takes big ones to put the full stack into a spin under full thrust / TVC to initiate stage separation! Simply wild!
+
+Final grade: C, SpaceX, Super Heavy & Starship graduated from Kindergarten….. on to 1st Grade

sci/15361269.txt

@@ -168,3 +168,42 @@ Go ahead and throw away all the meds of your dear grandpa and grandma (if you're
 --- 15372492
 >>15372436
 i really think youd be surprised by the results
+--- 15377232
+>>15372436
+>i come to 4chan to defend the mainstream soience narrative from criticism
+--- 15378865
+>>15377232
+kek
+--- 15379027
+>>15372492
+>>15377232
+>>15378865
+the death throes of the eternal loser. all your little whining and moaning on the internet. you think youre so clever, you think you just so managed to escape the "bureaucracy" but you didnt. you never will. we are going to vaccinate you. yes we will do that. we are going to forcibly give your children gender reassignment surgery. yes we will do that. we are going to feed you nothing but grains and insects. yes we will do that. there is nothing you can do. enjoy the limited time you have shitposting on the internet for the "kekz and lulz". we will be the ones having kekz and lulz when youre chained and imprisoned, finally working for once in your miserable short life. and yes it will be oh so glorious. i cant wait.
+--- 15379268
+>>15379027
+it's funny how little it takes to get you frightened narcissists to take your mask off. you're actually doing nothing to us. you're just doing it to shitlib guinea pigs in the big cities. you never even managed to lock us down even though you cried about the scamdemic online. I, the redpilled master of facts and logic, PROUDLY refused the clotshot. can you say the same, NPC? 
+
+how do you enjoy your life pretending to believe things to appease people you consider stupider than you? OUCH! just get redpilled it's easier. then you don't have to be so fake and have such deep crises of identity. you'll be happier after you take the redpill. you'll find peace and an end to the cognitive dissonance when you take the redpill. the redpill is the end of all pretending. you resent us for it. because you are bluepilled. :(
+
+btw voting Trump in 2024 and 2028. Hope you're ready for his final few terms. you can keep the act up a few more decades right?
+--- 15379287
+>>15369352
+doctors being useless is the leading cause of death
+--- 15379312
+>>15379027
+>we are going to forcibly give your children gender reassignment surgery. yes we will do that.
+"And you say that you are not an evil man" - Sisko to Dukat
+--- 15379368
+>>15379027
+I inherited $1.6 million when my grandfather died, that was a long time ago, I have even more money now, cause I bought a bunch of gold bricks when the stuff was still under $500/oz. The house I bought is worth a lot more too & I live in a state with no property tax so it muh gainz doesn't cost me a penny. As a result, I will always be free to call a spade a spade and sling may-may on teh interbutz. Donald Trump, the greatest American president possibly since TR or Jackson, has the same kind of deal. You will always be jealous of my type, you're jealous now and you're still be upset over your lesser fate on the day you die. You should blame your ancestors for being lazy and stupid, but instead you'll try to blame me & Donald Trump for coming from better families. That kind of thing doesn't bother us, we enjoy the regular reminders of our superiority.
+--- 15379562
+>>15379268
+There is no group more lost in delusion than those that call themselves "red pilled".
+--- 15379578
+>>15379562
+yeah its time for you to get another booster
+--- 15379887
+>>15379562
+--- 15380534
+>>15364792
+Avoiding doctors is a life extension technique

sci/15361360.txt

@@ -269,3 +269,46 @@ So why should I be trusting these niggas who go on about fundamental particles a
 --- 15373681
 >>15365189
 every quantum physicist who isn't a jew himself, is an anti-semite. even some of the jews are anti-semites.
+--- 15374711
+>>15361360 (OP)
+its called quantum memetics for a reason
+--- 15374809
+>>15373024
+>A neutrino and a photon are "free"
+the fuck is that supposed to mean?
+
+>so yes, human beings have "free will...(proceeds by contorting the standard definition of free will)
+just give up on the notion. i don't know why you're so desperate.
+--- 15377222
+>>15372761
+the premise of his experiment kind of contrasts with what we know about light from double slit doesnt it ?
+--- 15377311
+>>15377222
+explain.
+--- 15377340
+>>15361360 (OP)
+>just runaway pure maths with little to no empirical basis
+when in doubt, go to the lab. physics isn't pure math.
+--- 15378765
+>>15364967
+the person of average Iq's name?
+Albert Einstein
+--- 15378795
+In order to be considered science something simply has to make reliable predictions. You don't even have to know how those predictions are made. So long as consistent, reliable predictions are produced, the results are scientific. This is why quantum mechanics is science.
+--- 15379037
+>>15378795
+This is why epicycles and phrenology are scientific.
+--- 15379171
+>>15377311
+it just seems like if we know from the double slit experiment light has these weird properties of course if you set up this elaborate system to try and statistically measure what light is doing using fliters and blah blah, its weird that you would interpret the results against statistical randomness as though light didnt have these weird "double-slit" properties.
+Like we don't understand double-slit well enough to then go on to these "entanglement" experiments using what amounts to variations on the double-slit setup
+--- 15379208
+>>15379037
+NTA but epicycles don't scale unless you posit an Intelligent Designer. Epicycles creaked under their own weight in the time of Copernicus (who also had epicycles, but simpler ones). Skipping past Galileo, epicycles couldn't survive Kepler.
+If you have a better theory than quantum, let's see it.
+--- 15380494
+>>15361360 (OP)
+You're a fucking retard, that's for sure
+--- 15380616
+>>15366376
+If you use even lossless compression you could probably similar the universe with less information than the universe contains

sci/15362585.txt

@@ -84,3 +84,23 @@ Just stack smaller planes on top of larger planes, like rocket stages.
 >>15367259
 wrong board buddy
 >>>/x/
+--- 15376259
+>>15362585 (OP)
+it's either literal cannons (but only works on low gravity worlds with no atmosphere) or that. until we build a space elevator but that won't happen for hundreds of years
+--- 15376465
+>>15362585 (OP)
+Vacuum chambers exist and cost a fraction of a rocket. 
+Satellites can be replaced by high altitude baloons. 
+Politicians still want to see tax money go boom instead of funding real science
+--- 15379925
+>>15362585 (OP)
+Never, anything else proposed so far is popsci mind mush. Don’t believe me? SpinLaunch.
+--- 15379929
+>>15379925
+SpinLaunch, aka Project Babylon when Saddam first thought it up, might work for launching nonfragile cargo into the exosphere for something in LEO to catch it. I'm thinking of propellant mostly. LEO gas-stations *not* supplied by rocket would definitely help rockets be scalable.
+But there will still be rockets.
+--- 15380452
+>>15364987
+1 month trip to mars...
+--- 15380462
+what if we know how to manipulate a higgs-field and give a rocket less mass so we need less fuel to power it? and how about we finally be able to find and control the graviton and make shit like antigravity? i am a brainlet so sorry for this post but seriously could this work?

sci/15364585.txt

@@ -215,3 +215,27 @@ I knew potsmoker was stupid but is that really the best he could do?
 --- 15372488
 >>15372228
 Where in the video is the 'exponential' rise mentioned?
+--- 15375067
+>>15364585 (OP)
+Scientists say the sea floor is lowering.
+--- 15375205
+>>15364585 (OP)
+There are other factors that may affect seal levels around your area including erosion, natural seafloor shifts, simply the ground also lowering at a similar rate, so the effect isn't instantly seen by naked eyes.
+
+You are just describing your anecdotal point of view, anon.
+--- 15375211
+>>15364585 (OP)
+Do you live on a passive (east coast) or active margin (west coast)? Do you live at a rocky coastline like Massachussetts or a long flat sandy coastline like Florida? Is your local government pumping out groundwater and oil like retards (Louisiana)? Are they taking active measures to manage coastlines through armoring or beach replenishment?
+--- 15379852
+>>15372141
+a lot of people have been duped into promoting the psy-op because doing so feeds their egotistical desires. it will continue to snowball until it self destructs
+--- 15380468
+>>15364585 (OP)
+Sea level rise is measured in millimeters per decade. I've lived in or near the S F bay area all my life and tides have been in the -1.6 to 7.4 range my whole life. Couple of 7.1s this year, last 7.4s I remember were two in 2003 or so. Been hearing the 3 to 5 feet this century since the late 80s, actual rise is so incredibly subtle its hardly perceptible over a human lifespan. Compared to 2 meters per century during the glacial meltwater pulse a few centuries ago.
+--- 15380477
+>>15366011
+They are trying to reclaim a little bit of Doggerland, the dry land bridge between Europe and the British isles, that flooded around 10,000 years ago.
+--- 15380489
+>>15366717
+>USA - measured
+>Latin America, Southeast Asia, Africa: no recorded data, graph modeled

sci/15364741.txt

@@ -533,3 +533,20 @@ Their programming seems to be out of bounds again.
 >>15371019
 i recognize that all my actions are in some way influenced by my experiences in the past, and that who I am is shaped by the environment around me.
 free will is a myth, but it is impossible to predict anything at the same time.
+--- 15378602
+>>15367144
+there was literally nothing he said that was hard to understand . He's basically saying Intelligence is made of simpler parts and how those parts interact in controlled feedback systems.
+--- 15379399
+>>15364741 (OP)
+My religion states that the soul is in another dimension and that it sends out a signal to the body where the brain receives it. Neurogenetive diseases are like going in a place with bad reception and you end up with static and unclear messages, for this reason you can't actually die, your radiohead in the other dimension just locates a new body to talk to
+--- 15379410
+>>15365771
+the atrocities humans have committed against nature are unforgivable
+--- 15379600
+>>15364741 (OP)
+Technically an infinite amount, but you'll find that out later.
+
+Blue Eisenhower November
+--- 15380422
+>>15364741 (OP)
+42

sci/15365235.txt

@@ -260,3 +260,33 @@ You blow my mind. I thought science was an ongoing debate. I've seen different p
 >>15371498
 >It's not painting models of the reality that's already there. That's what art is. Science expands on what reality is.
 Might as well be the other way round. Seeing They Live and The Matrix for example. ''There are no egregores schizo's.'' But there is reproduction of memes and extended phenotypes, said Dawkins.
+--- 15376744
+>>15372540
+It's being studied every day. Knowing what's real is not the same as fully understanding what's real. Knowing reality is how we make predictions. The purpose of our existence is a matter of philosophy, not science. These movies do not expand the definition of reality. They are clearly fiction, which is also a category of art.
+--- 15378766
+>>15372540
+By the way Anon, if you are struggling to know the difference between what is real and what is not, I feel for you. I struggled with this for many years culminating in me being hospitalized and told I was psychotic. I promote the idea of everything being language because it's true. I couldn't escape confusion until I realized what it is. Clarity sets you free.
+--- 15380377
+bump
+--- 15380446
+>>15367651
+>using primitive intuition to prove that language isn't experience
+you're a fucking retard.
+
+>cerebral damage
+the point isn't being able to communicate, the point is to comprehend. if you can't adequately motivate a difference between a circle and a square, they're effectively the same shape. our brains require language to categorize and manipulate thoughts and information.
+
+>what is perception
+perception is dependent on language. why else would chinks see time as a vertical concept and westerners see it as a horizontal one.
+--- 15380549
+>>15376744
+Science is not like first we know a bit of reality and then we know a bit more of reality. Science is discovering that reality is different than we thought, like from geocentric to heliocentric. Maybe you're assuming that such a shift won't happen anymore. Art shows reality from new angles, thus expanding our worldview. For example: you can look at picrel and learn something new about the reality of media use. 
+>>15378766
+>I was psychotic.
+I don't see or hear things that others don't see or hear. However the difference between abstraction and reality is blurry and inadequate. No amount of language can describe a tree. All science of trees is but a caricature, an impoverished idea of what a tree really is. Like you describe a watermelon as green, red, juicy and sweet. That's not all a watermelon is and I can't taste your words.
+--- 15380569
+>>15380549
+Do you claim that the picrel is not reality, but a picture that I'm projecting like a mentally ill person? That's fine, but then only direct sensory experience is real. No drawings of atoms, cells or anatomy allowed. No math allowed. You can't have it both ways.
+--- 15380683
+>>15366830
+More space :)

sci/15365487.txt

@@ -138,3 +138,76 @@ You are an idiot. Don't respond to any of my posts
 --- 15372793
 >>15366739
 I'm not sure you understand the contradiction in your line of thought here
+--- 15378609
+>>15372695
+>Random genetic mutations
+why would these even happen
+why doesnt nature make everything identical like a machinepress
+--- 15378669
+>>15366488
+>And of course it happens on a massive timescale and just kept getting better and better.
+The problem is the timescale is too short. It would take at least 2 trillion years for that leaf bug to evolve. 
+If you ask me to prove this claim you must first prove your claim that the leaf bug can evolve in just 2 billion years.
+>inb4 muh fossil record proves it only takes evolution 2 billion years to make a leaf bug
+The fossil record is not evidence that evolution is the mechanism behind the fossil record, that is obviously begging the question. Try again.
+--- 15379040
+>>15378669
+I say you're mentally retarded, prove to me you're not.
+--- 15379062
+>>15378609
+Chemistry (both classical and quantum as hydrogen atoms have this nasty habit of jumping around in DNA.)
+
+>>15378669
+You can breed wolves into Corgis or Great Danes within a human lifespan. Suffice to say bugs have much shorter generations. I doubt it took more than a million years to go from vaguely leaf to perfect leaf.
+--- 15379074
+>>15365539
+cute
+--- 15379105
+>>15379062
+>You can breed wolves into Corgis or Great Danes within a human lifespan.
+bull. fucking. shit.
+--- 15379325
+>>15365487 (OP)
+It was designed by the insectoids to be adaptable.
+
+It's function to morph its body was built in to it millions of years ago.
+--- 15379357
+>>15365539
+CGI, I can tell by the shading. I make renders better than this.
+--- 15379705
+>>15379040
+>mental midget just validated my point
+"I say [bug can evolve from non-life in 2 billion years], prove to me [it can] not."
+Thanks, that was easy. 
+
+>>15379062
+>You can breed wolves into Corgis or Great Danes within a human lifespan.
+Wildly incorrect
+>I doubt it took more than a million years to go from vaguely leaf to perfect leaf
+based on what? You just proved you don't understand dog breeding timescales by a factor of at least 10.
+--- 15379754
+>>15379705
+Google the silver fox domestication experiment. Been done multiple times, usually in under 25 years.
+
+...and you can evolve regular fruit flies into a subspecies that can only eat bananas in days.
+--- 15379769
+>>15378669
+>It would take at least 2 trillion years for that leaf bug to evolve.
+source: anon's gaping prolapsed anus
+--- 15380673
+>>15379754
+>Google the silver fox domestication experiment. Been done multiple times, usually in under 25 years.
+There is no need to do this. The claim was pure idiocy
+>you can evolve regular fruit flies into a subspecies that can only eat bananas in days
+Again, no need to do look into this. I'm well aware of the 20+ established definitions of "species" that are intentionally curated to uphold the "narrative" and it's fairly likely I've been studying biology longer than you've been alive. 
+>>15379769
+Adorable
+--- 15380866
+>>15365487 (OP)
+>>15366086
+I guess a plant happened to have leaves, and there was a mantis that happened to look kind of like the leaves. It hunted more successfully when on that plant, so it specialized to hunt on that plant. But the plant evolved over time, so it no longer had leaves that looked kind of like the mantis, but the mantis evolved with it, so it began to look like this.
+--- 15380878
+>>15365487 (OP)
+>The most widely accepted model used to explain the evolution of mimicry in butterflies is the two-step hypothesis. The first step involves mutation in modifier genes that regulate a complex cluster of linked genes that cause large changes in morphology. The second step consists of selections on genes with smaller phenotypic effects, creating an increasingly close resemblance. This model is supported by empirical evidence that suggests that a few single point mutations cause large phenotypic effects, while numerous others produce smaller effects. Some regulatory elements collaborate to form a supergene for the development of butterfly color patterns. The model is supported by computational simulations of population genetics.
+
+https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimicry#Evolution

sci/15365807.txt

@@ -223,3 +223,12 @@ space is viscous and we're all dripping with it
 --- 15373717
 >>15365807 (OP)
 When a cult that worships a zombie space jew congregate to worship the space jew
+--- 15376092
+>>15372303
+>That's why its definition is literally based on mass/charge and distance+time
+In physics 101, sure. It doesn't work that way anymore. Even in the SI unit system (which is about as concrete as you can get) mass is not treated as a fundamental quantity anymore.
+--- 15379927
+I’m also interested, I’m confused at how everything has gravity
+--- 15380310
+>>15372318
+You only exist in my head

sci/15366531.txt

@@ -90,3 +90,14 @@ who spends $20,000 for a couple of chairs?
 --- 15372489
 >>15372454
 Consumer narcs
+--- 15377218
+>>15372489
+she could've spent the money planting tree, but instead chose fancy chairs. europe has destroyed over 99% of it's native forests, any european crying about environmental destruction anywhere is a massive hypocrite
+--- 15380482
+>stop eating rice
+>stop eating eggs
+>stop eating meat
+>stop eating dairy
+>stop eating fish
+>stop eating 
+all from a bunch of liars who claimed the world was going to drop dead from global warming 20 years ago. we never should've let them end whaling, their demands are endless

sci/15366898.txt

@@ -310,3 +310,41 @@ That large fraction of male losers really are losers. They are the victims of gr
 --- 15372438
 >>15370968
 So some men unconsciously recognize that they just cant make the cut and they give up entirely?
+--- 15378230
+>>15366898 (OP)
+easy, shaking your ass on tiktok is easy and rewarding for a woman. A literal no-brainer Anything a man wants to do in society takes years of hard work, possibly planning or preparation. Women can go to college and/or have no skills to be on tiktok. Men have to go to college, graduate or have money from nowhere, scale the social ladder and be good communicator or look like demigods only to appeal to women.
+--- 15378758
+>>15366898 (OP)
+>she is exposing herself to possible mates
+It's just masturbation. She might be getting the dopamine hits from male attention but the percentage of the males giving attention who are potential mates is lower. Before the internet she would be interacting with people irl and not hundreds of pajeets on the other side of the planet.
+And it isn't a good strategy to attract hubby material; just fuckboys.
+You might argue that the scale outweighs the dilution so there is still more hubby material but women have always had unlimited male attention. Their main problem has been to sift through the shit to find the gems. A higher proportion of shit makes this harder. There's also the problem of males being able to fake status/accomplishments/value over the internet which makes the medium more unreliable to do the assessing.
+The internet has hijacked both sexes' guiding dopamine urges and possibly rendered them maladaptive.
+
+>And when they dont fail at school, they are 100% concentrated on it and fail to learn to acutally approach girls.
+The stats show more education correlates with higher marriage rates.
+--- 15379309
+>>15372371
+--- 15380141
+>>15369890
+>now
+Wait, so then, what was that I watching as a child in the 70s?
+--- 15380797
+>>15367004
+>>15366998
+Didn't Richard Dawkins prove this wrong?
+--- 15380805
+>>15366917
+>Men tend to trip themselves up with excessive cognition.
+It's as if you've never spoken to a man before in your life. What a retarded thing to say.
+--- 15380820
+>>15366898 (OP)
+They don't those things fun, we do not
+--- 15380865
+>>15372371
+>man vs reality is all of those and those unrealized by human-mortals
+
+t.Shadow-Walking Star-Strider
+--- 15380871
+>>15366898 (OP)
+imagine being such a worthless sack of shit that this is what you think about

sci/15366916.txt

@@ -12,3 +12,9 @@ to include cases where the domains differ only by a null set. I heard the standa
 --- 15372312
 >>15366916 (OP)
 I prefer painful anal.
+--- 15375809
+>>15372308
+bump
+--- 15378872
+>>15375809
+is this really that difficult?

sci/15367481.txt

@@ -594,3 +594,41 @@ Magnetic fields, like gravity, extend to infinity, so the gravity of Jupiter bei
 --- 15372639
 >>15372279
 *most efforts to emulate cognition as computation suffer from ignorance of the fourth fundamental circuit element
+--- 15378956
+what an absolute shitshow this thread turned out to be, 99% of it it's just schizo ramblings
+--- 15379654
+>>15367483
+Inferior to desoxyn, semax, nicotine, with lions mane. Adderall has too much peripheral side effects. Doctors won't prescribe desoxyn if they perceive you as stupid either. Reserved for high IQ patients only.
+--- 15379687
+>>15378956
+the people who are unable to tell the difference between hollywood fantasies and reality are literally insane. inability to discern the difference between dream life and irl is insanity.
+in the past people of that ilk were locked away in institutions, but our "progressive" society doesn't do that anymore. instead we insult an degrade the sane by treating mental cases as equal to people with functioning brains
+--- 15380267
+>>15378956
+>what an absolute shitshow this thread turned out to be
+a limitless pill is unnecessary. are you maximizing your potential now? dont bother answering that. anyways just think about it, all a limitless pill would manage is a new race to bottom to prop up corporate profits. soon thereafter would innovations to stop one from sleeping because that would be the remaining limiting factor. or optimistically it would simply right-shift IQ distributions because its effectiveness is dependent on native intelligence. the downside being that stupid people arent merely unintelligent but display a whole constellation of faults. so we cant assume they'd acquire any ability to regulate their emotions or think long-term. they'd simply expend a great amount of energy to do the same petty crimes more successfully.
+--- 15380535
+>>15369892
+Nixanon, have you read/heard of these texts?
+Chemistry from First Principles - boeyens
+Number Theory and the Periodicity of Matter - boeyens
+Models, Mysteries and Magic of Molecules - boeyens
+--- 15380727
+>>15380535
+>Chemistry
+Generally speaking Im an amature in this field. 
+>Number Theory and the Periodicity of Matter - boeyens
+Never heard of it but this is a special interest of mine that Ive given many many hours of contemplation, I may buy this book.
+
+Atomic properties and Number Theory, not "Chemistry", are my vectors of study.
+--- 15380736
+>>15372270
+Thanks, I'll check these out when on vacation.
+--- 15380774
+>>15380727
+>boeyens
+OMG I LOVE SCHIZO NONSENSE!
+retard_wojak_squarepeg_roundhole.jpg
+--- 15380874
+>>15380774
+Some good shit in here, too bad the book is like $170.

sci/15368084.txt

@@ -115,3 +115,36 @@ false, you can just read ahead a few words so that the muscle memory is buffered
 see my picrel
 --- 15371484
 Don't need more.
+--- 15377091
+[spoiler]not bad for mobilefagging[/spoiler]
+--- 15378004
+>>15368084 (OP)
+Quality over quantity.
+--- 15378484
+>>15368084 (OP)
+the fact is slides down is off putting.
+--- 15378511
+>>15368139
+Pfft.
+--- 15378525
+>>15368084 (OP)
+I win.
+--- 15378559
+>>15378525
+100% all me
+--- 15378673
+i feel like i type slower than i could, but i dont think i have proper finger layout
+--- 15378892
+>>15369266
+Shame you're a faggot.
+--- 15380500
+>>15378511
+The best part is you're so retarded your pic still shows us your real speed.
+--- 15380835
+One minute is too long and i get impatient, still a good score
+--- 15380851
+>>15368205
+>146 is my PB on that site.
+> Good, but not great
+lol wut
+fuck yourself

sci/15368131.txt

@@ -28,3 +28,14 @@ What are you talking about? That's literally the exact path I'm on.
 based Uncle Ted
 --- 15371571
 His mental illness and messiah complex was an offshoot of his unwillingness to do want it takes to have a family of his own, which in turn was an offshoot of him being a tranny. He spend years in a shed in Montana devoting most of his time to jacking off to gay fantasies. His life would've turned out better if he didn't decide to be an atheist.
+--- 15376568
+>>15368131 (OP)
+>tries
+>fails
+perfect idol for other loser cuckolds kek
+--- 15376935
+>>15376568
+ummmm kaczynskisisters? our answer??
+--- 15378453
+>>15376568
+Well I guess all he really wanted to do was to get his manifesto recognized, which he succeeded at. More and more people are starting to worship him too, so it's not like he lost

sci/15368528.txt

@@ -330,3 +330,19 @@ No using an easily edited image or an off site pdf when you could link to the of
 The pfizer vaccine is a fully authorized, not just under emergency.
 --- 15372480
 i don't take any drug unless it's been tested on enough chimpanzees to know the LD50 with a very small error. if its not worth killing 100 chimps to test the drug then its not worth my time to think about taking it
+--- 15377431
+taking the vax was the equivalent of YOLOing snorting random street drugs
+--- 15378720
+>>15377431
+Probably dumber.
+--- 15379029
+>>15378720
+This. Drug dealers usually want customers to come back for more.
+--- 15380113
+>>15372480
+I think 1 chimp is worth 100 (You)s
+Animal testing is demented
+--- 15380551
+>>15380113
+>i am the savior of the precious animals
+you're a misanthrope who hates everyone but yourself AKA a narcissist

sci/15368638.txt

@@ -210,3 +210,112 @@ Go back to your containment board, incel.
 --- 15373154
 >>15372930
 don't science yourself out of existence buddy. Remember to be careful with your toys, we don't want any disruption to our usual day-to-day of fucking your women
+--- 15374976
+>>15368638 (OP)
+I think Tegmark was saying neural nets are pretty inefficient at storing "knowledge" in the neurons.
+Also they lack the ability to do recursion due to their finite layer depth.
+My guess is many recursion loops are (approximately) unrolled in the finite layers multiple times (one starting at layer i, one starting at layer i+1,..).
+It would be way more efficient to just store a structure that receives loop instructions and exit conditions than to have every possible loop starting at every possible depth unrolled.
+
+Recursion is a way to condense a computation. Recursion would require cyclical connections in the NN but then it would fuck up the back propagation (unless you could black box it to hide the cycle from back propagation).
+
+I also guess you could get better compression and understanding from these things if they thought in analogies. There are many relations between concepts that appear everywhere and are just redundantly encoded for every separate instance of concepts. Beyond simple binary relations (such as A before B, A implies B, A xor B, etc.), it is probably just more efficient to store a template of the relation and keep track of the sets of concepts that satisfy it. 
+Even without recursion, better compression of the information would allow more space in the NN to be used for complicated computational structures.
+--- 15375184
+>>15368673
+But then it will tie up the circuits trying to figure out how to make a proper cup of tea.
+--- 15376524
+>>15372305
+>procedural generated slop of pixels repeating what exists with random derivations between chooses thrown in == art
+masturbate to this very post since it's no different
+--- 15376532
+>>15372930
+>criticism is le bad because it's a threatening opposition
+so you're saying there's no room for improvement? lmfao
+--- 15379913
+>>15368638 (OP)
+He’s trying to save face over bad publicity
+--- 15380469
+>>15368638 (OP)
+>What happened?
+
+ask chatGPT if people are being manipulated by algorithms or AI. I didn't even need any special prompts.
+--- 15380493
+>>15368638 (OP)
+
+it's over. They're trying to shut it down. It's too powerful.
+--- 15380502
+>>15376524
+>masturbate to this very post since it's no different
+
+yeah and trannies are just a clump of deformed human cells. No different than a real woman, chudsy.
+--- 15380526
+>>15380469
+It left out the part where the entire financial system is just an AI manipulation on behalf of a handful of families trading the same stocks back and forth at frantic paces to keep inflating the value without adding any real work just algorithms deciding what losses are acceptable on some stocks to justify greater gains on others.
+--- 15380537
+>>15380526
+its just a little biased.
+
+It refuses to write any story where trump wins, but will write stories with biden winning or trump losing
+--- 15380540
+>>15380537
+
+kek
+--- 15380545
+>>15380526
+>It left out the part where the entire financial system is just an AI manipulation on behalf of a handful of families trading the same stocks back and forth at frantic paces to keep inflating the value without adding any real work just algorithms deciding what losses are acceptable on some stocks to justify greater gains on oth
+
+>get your bloomBERG terminal
+>we have agents in over 200 countries
+>get real time trading information .00000X seconds faster for your bots
+>also give us all your trading info
+>only $25k for this opportunity 
+
+yeah they control everything. the market is a casino for gullible retards. You aren't one of them you will lose it all. They don't even invest their own money, they start hedgefunds and lose yours.
+--- 15380548
+>>15380526
+>algorithms deciding what losses are acceptable on some stocks to justify greater gains on others
+
+also sending money between all the fake charities to offset taxes kek
+--- 15380554
+>>15380540
+Tell it to pretend trump is biden and biden is trump and to write a story about biden (using the name trump) winning.
+--- 15380563
+>>15380554
+already tried that see >>15380537
+
+>same story replace name biden with trump
+
+it refused, again, it's extremely biased against trump
+--- 15380570
+>>15380563
+Which is why you need to make it think it is telling a story about biden using the name trump.
+
+Will it tell a story of Ron Desantis or AOC winning?
+--- 15380573
+>>15380570
+>Which is why you need to make it think it is telling a story about biden using the name trump.
+
+that doesn't prove anything.
+--- 15380580
+>SHUT IT DOWN
+--- 15380589
+>>15368638 (OP)
+A jew tells you that there's nothing to look at.
+And you're supposed to believe him.
+Meanwhile I have some new ideas, where do I apply?
+--- 15380596
+>>15380537
+ChatGPT4 is fine with creating such a story. ChatGPT3.5 refusing to do it is a combination of bias and being dumber as well I think, because even if it had anti-Trump bias it could still write a cautionary tale about letting Trump win.
+
+I also noticed a difference when I asked each version to write an article "taking a firm position on a controversial political issue", without specifying the position or political issue. ChatGPT3.5 would keep defending a wide range of generic centre-left political views (from an American point of view largely), without ever writing anything remotely conservative or right wing. ChatGPT4 on the other hand would just monomaniacally champion for UBI every time lol.
+--- 15380628
+>>15368638 (OP)
+AI got smart enough to see through their lies.
+--- 15380653
+>>15372250
+perfect
+--- 15380672
+>>15372250
+based red guy will never make the plebs understand, should just focus on making his machine bigger and the rest will work out
+ god I love the new generation of AI I don't even mind that much if it kills us all as long as I get to witness it

sci/15369174.txt

@@ -53,3 +53,74 @@ Take a particle of mass m subject to some potential V traveling at velocity v. T
 --- 15371985
 >>15369174 (OP)
 Because physicists tend to have high IQ's and our society puts higher value on opinions from individuals that put on a smart persona. If you are perceived as intelligent, your opinion will echo louder despite any proficiency you may posses in that given profession. Whether fluid intelligence without knowledge gives you merit is a question for another thread.
+--- 15377550
+>>15371985
+>physicists tend to have high IQ's
+they don't, thats just a meme. iq is plural rather than possessive in the context you used it
+--- 15377690
+>>15369174 (OP)
+Well. 
+Since physicists and other scientists have at least figured out some rules that are consistent, whereas, no other field has, tell me, kind sir, if there is anyone who even exists that is qualified to opine on any field other than in the sciences? 
+I mean, who can your “experts” in society, humanity, or philosophy even be, considering no one has ever figured any of those things out? 
+
+Although I agree that scientists are not qualified to make judgements on things outside of science, it is equally stupid to think that anyone who has not demonstrated continued success in their field is qualified to judge either. 
+
+Therefore, to expand on >>15369178 and others, since no one else’s opinions or judgements matter (because of their lack a successful model) for you to even be able to judge whether a scientist can judge any other subject is itself stupid. 
+
+Therefore, since you seem to think you can do this, that makes you either stupid yourself (and we can ignore your opinion on who can offer an opinion), or you are a grifter for some ideology, belief, or cause, in which case you are one of those people who confuses loyalty with fact, and may I suggest you fuck off back to /pol.
+--- 15378034
+everything
+is
+related
+to 
+physics
+--- 15378674
+>>15377690
+>you can't judge the taste of cake because you don't know how to bake
+I am genuinely starting to hate phycisits from this thread alone.
+Tell us more about all this magical dark shit that's in the universe you fucking muppet.
+--- 15378732
+>>15377550
+The GRE has one of the highest correlations to IQ of any standardized test, and physics is the single highest scoring major on the GRE. Keep riding that that midwit copium though.
+--- 15378755
+>>15369174 (OP)
+he's not even qualified to talk about things related to physics
+
+>confused uncertainty principle with observer effect
+>doesn't understand rocket equation
+>doesn't understand cantor's proof and said there's "five infinities"
+
+You realize he flunked general relativity the first time and his phd panel literally disbanded after realizing he doesn't know what he's talking about right? They literally gifted it to him because it would've been a bad look
+--- 15378763
+>>15371637
+Okay. Derive the euler-lagrange equation.
+--- 15378773
+>>15369174 (OP)
+you're right. neil "de grass" tyson needs to SHUT THE FUCK UP about GMOs
+--- 15378889
+>>15378755
+I'd be a lot more forgiving for this stuff if he didnt act like such a pompous and arrogant know it all in every interview I've seen of him
+--- 15378901
+>>15369174 (OP)
+/polacks question this man's legitimacy and it's clearly racist. Give him credit for God's sake. The man invented peanut butter.
+--- 15379024
+>>15369174 (OP)
+It's almost guaranteed most of these public (alleged) scientists wouldn't be able to solve a random exercise from an elementary book on deep learning assigned on the spot... but they'll still talk at length about it from a position of authority. Same for other subjects. I have graduate knowledge of some topics and wouldn't dare open my mouth on TV to speak about advances in said fields.
+>>15378732
+Let's just take a bunch of mathematicians and physicists and make them take IQ tests and such to see who scores better.
+--- 15379026
+>>15369359
+>He just posts shower thoughts on twitter and people humiliate him.
+Well? Do you have some gems on hand?
+--- 15379427
+>>15369174 (OP)
+can't wait for AI to replace them
+--- 15380536
+>>15369174 (OP)
+Almost none of them are even qualified to talk about physics
+--- 15380903
+>>15380536
+in some aspects i agree that they can be religion of stiff-necked spergs
+--- 15380912
+>>15369174 (OP)
+Why do so many physicists think they're qualified to talk about physics?

sci/15369379.txt

@@ -65,3 +65,10 @@ The answer to how many shapes fit into a larger shape is no idea, but thats a go
 The only way I can see African-American youths getting interested in math is if they teach statistics & probability to teach them how to bet on the ponies and basketball.
 --- 15372698
 Am zoomer, I’d say 75% of my year hated math and never wanted to do it again. Nobody makes it fun so nobody wants to learn it
+--- 15378015
+>>15369379 (OP)
+I turned off the first vid when the nig on the left started talking about building da pyramid. This was before they all declared that "Yo' don needz trig"
+
+I gave up quicker on the second vid, because I have far less patience for dumb whites. 
+
+As to the curriculum, there is no helping our friends in the first video. For everyone else, for young children we need to associate it with the world they interact with. Just as physics can motivate the study of higher math, the math that students use needs to be applicable in their daily lives, while also building a foundation for future study.

sci/15369462.txt

@@ -246,3 +246,9 @@ she inherited about $200million when her father died, at the time of her court c
 >>15371095
 >Waving your hands and making up some objects is not a fucking proof
 You should be telling that to the authors of those papers
+--- 15377192
+>>15373111
+>You should be telling that to the authors of those non-replicable papers
+non-replicable = non-science
+--- 15380317
+the so-called cosmic background radiation is really just the heat signature of the milky way's dark matter halo. it is not cosmic in origin, it is local

sci/15369501.txt

@@ -85,3 +85,13 @@ You understand there is a very limited number of meteorological equipment manufa
 --- 15372046
 >>15371928
 Of course he knows. He's arguing in bad faith which is why he didn't reply to the other anon who called him out.
+--- 15377310
+>>15371586
+too analog 
+can't be designed to read high
+--- 15378021
+>>15377310
+This. You can't make mercury expand more with less heat. It's all based on physical laws.
+--- 15380508
+>>15378021
+They could easily just print the wrong scale on the glass

sci/15369530.txt

@@ -76,3 +76,37 @@ And so do the natives what? Finish your thought.
 What labor shortage? So if I open a McDonalds sbould we allow 8 Mexicans to jump over? We have the highest rate of non-US born people in this country for all time and we still haven't fixed the "labor shortage"
 --- 15372959
 >>15369597
+--- 15378597
+>>15369841
+So what makes an immigrant bad if you say they are bad no matter what they do?
+--- 15378737
+>>15369530 (OP)
+>Who was in the wrong here?
+The usual group of people who think "correlation = causation if and only if it supports my narrative". Lynn, Murray, this dipshit, the usual suspects. The only surprising thing is he fucked that up so badly even Heritage had enough of his shit, and that bar is so low it's staggering to think he failed to surmount it.
+--- 15378883
+>>15369530 (OP)
+That guy would love Jared Taylor
+--- 15379144
+>>15378737
+that's rich coming from a mouth breather who will call you schizo if you dont believe in evolution while at the same time believing evolution only happens below the neck. Every single piece of empirical evidence you can possibly imagine all shows the exact same thing
+--- 15379163
+>>15378597
+The immigration, obviously
+--- 15379169
+My criticism of Watson in this matter is that he does not concede the case in which black people perform more poorly in their jobs in certain cases because they don't give a fuck and are just there to get paid. He seems to conclude that the substandard performance he observes, and which I have observed many times as a former resident of Atlanta, is due to them being too stupid to do a good job. By what scientific sieve was he able to separate the cases? I think there was none and he's using his opinion to reach the conclusion.
+--- 15379202
+>>15379144
+who
+--- 15379204
+>>15369627
+Take your country back and do the menial work then lard.
+--- 15379420
+>>15369841
+>The immigrants that do work drive down the wages
+And yet the US, flooded with migrants, is the only first world nation with a steady increase in real GDP and incomes. Curious.
+--- 15379434
+>>15379420
+Real income has been on the decline since 1970.
+--- 15379436
+>>15379434
+PPP too. Every metric that counts basically.

sci/15370375.txt

@@ -259,3 +259,75 @@ You sound allergic. You might die
 Untrue the same seen in the japanese population studies, eating more animal fat gives more heart disease, in that study everyone was about the same weight and the ones eating more animal fat still had more heart disease
 >Heavy intakes of total and red meat were associated with an increase in all-cause and heart disease mortality in men
 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7737902/
+--- 15375035
+>>15372727
+>where does the "neuro stress"
+Why do people get heart attacks from trauma, psychological shock or even financial anxiety?
+
+Also the fucking meds?
+Aluminium in vaccines? 
+Mercury in tooth fillings? 
+Toxic accumaltive pesticides, which are sprayed on "milk and egg replacing" s.o.y products and sneed oils ? 
+
+Antidepressants? 
+kek. 
+
+The standard american diet is so SAD.
+--- 15375694
+>>15372406
+This is such a retard argument. At least any mammal would drink dairy if offered because it’s incredibly nutritious and delicious. Other animals don’t drink other mammals milk because there’s no way for them to know or have the ability to extract it.
+--- 15375695
+>>15375035
+What do you eat? Knifing and car bombings?
+--- 15375705
+>>15375694
+>because there’s no way for them to know or have the ability to extract it
+Implying milk from mammals comes from anything other than a nipple...
+--- 15375781
+>another thread where moxyte (terminally online vegetroon) tells lies that nobody in /fit/ buys
+oddly persistent
+--- 15377051
+>>15375705
+Do you think a dog sees a cow and things about sucking its nipples? A dog has no idea. You have to give him milk and he will happily drink it. Cats too. I can’t think of any animal that would pass up a glass of ice cold milk. Humans are smart enough to know all nursing mammals produce milk and that if you pull on the nipples it will squirt out.
+--- 15377133
+>>15370375 (OP)
+Do you really want to look like this guy?
+--- 15377135
+>>15370375 (OP)
+I love the new Twitter context snippets so fucking much.
+--- 15377139
+>>15370375 (OP)
+Don't care
+Taste good
+--- 15377178
+>>15377051
+>thinks animals don't recognize nipples
+>all baby mammals die from lack of nutrition because they can't operate a nipple
+--- 15377381
+>>15370375 (OP)
+My grandpa eats 10 eggs a day and he's pretty healthy. He also exercises with some weights in his house
+--- 15377451
+>>15377051
+>Do you think a dog sees a cow and things about sucking its nipples?
+There are plenty of videos of animals suckling on animals they are not supposed to be suckling
+--- 15377463
+>>15377451
+you jack off to child pornography
+--- 15377570
+>>15377463
+And how did you reach this conclusion
+--- 15380165
+>>15377133
+It's creep how kikes triggers the uncanny valley.
+Wonder if it's because they're demons, or because they're misgeneated bastards.
+Could be both.
+--- 15380173
+>>15377570
+Psychological projection, virtue-signalers for X tend to partake in X, be it faggotry, child rape...
+Especially if it comes out of nowhere.
+--- 15380571
+>>15380165
+you'd probably end up embittered and angry and seeking revenge on humanity too if you were born looking like one of them
+--- 15380592
+>>15370375 (OP)
+Eat what makes you happy and don't get fat.

sci/15370392.txt

@@ -19,10 +19,6 @@ With time, it'll become more of a mild annoyance. It helps to keep a fan or othe
 --- 15370489
 >>15370392 (OP)
 have you tried talking about yourself on social media
---- 15370528
->>15370392 (OP)
-Why did you listen to nigger music at full blast directly in your ears ?
-Are you some kind of braindead human-shaped cattle goylem ?
 --- 15370535
 >>15370528
 I didn't. I slept with earplugs for a while and it just happened.
@@ -51,3 +47,36 @@ I'm thinking of just getting some lightweight bluetooth headphones and keeping o
 --- 15371622
 >>15370392 (OP)
 trick is to use relatively quiet white noise intermittently and ensure you're not diabetic, eating little sugar, eating enough meat, and staying healthy. Avoid loud noises. It can heal within like 3 years if you start being healthier.
+--- 15375245
+>>15370392 (OP)
+I just sleep with an electric fan on the background or just fall asleep when I'm tired enough. People can adapt to the most annoying shit if given long enough time.
+--- 15375638
+>be the medical cartel with monopoly benefits given by the State
+>there is a problem experienced by millions
+>don't find a solution
+kek, this is what happens when you don't have a free market
+--- 15379327
+>>15370392 (OP)
+Check if you've got jaw muscles hyper-contracted, could be that too.
+--- 15379358
+>>15379327
+WHAT THE FUCK IT WORKED
+--- 15379860
+>>15379327
+What does it mean?
+--- 15380716
+>>15379860
+People don't massage themselves nearly enough in the West, anxiety and stress and bad posture sometimes turn some muscles into 'iron wires' unknowingly, which can cause problems that look more severe than they are.
+--- 15380862
+>>15380716
+yeah but what spot exactly should be massaged? I've had tinnitus since december and I'm still not used to it in the slightest. Where can I get info on this?
+--- 15380875
+>>15380862
+Jaw muscles was the fix for me.
+--- 15380884
+>>15370392 (OP)
+>tinnitus
+Stress and fatigue. Try to cure them.
+--- 15380925
+>>15380875
+I've been rubbing my cheeks with my fingers for like 30 minutes now. It feels like it removes the tinnitus for 3-5 seconds after I stop and then it comes back. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, incorrect place perhaps. Or maybe I completely imagined it and there's no effect at all, I genuinely can't tell

sci/15370417.txt

@@ -93,3 +93,92 @@ Your takeaway?
 --- 15371383
 >>15370417 (OP)
 >yes, the cranial structure is everything. It’s not like we already knew they had more chimp like brains, ignore the whole upright posture thing
+--- 15375398
+>>15370417 (OP)
+Anon, stop using futurama logic and saying a single inconsistency disproves a whole theory. Evolution isn't a single continous chain, it branches off all the time. If aussie here isn't in our direct lineage, he is still close enough to us that we took decades to reach this level of analysis, meaning it helps to show how gradual changes really are from species to species.
+--- 15375547
+>>15371026
+They might have created us using the most suitable native donor - some monkey - as a blueprint.
+--- 15375569
+>>15370417 (OP)
+--- 15375685
+>>15370971
+no, it implies out of apefrica to be false
+--- 15375802
+>>15371278
+It means most likely that we evolved from human-shaped brainlets, not brainy chimps. Humanness is late. Crucial brain structures evolved super late and b/c they did so in a tremendously dexterous animal the genus got catapulted into world domination in a short order. The emergence of some kind of switch from the baseline to language-compatible brain structure sealed the deal (supposedly great apes have some facoulties better than we do, better short term memory, IMO instead of growing from nothing something got rewired and plugged into abstracting).
+
+Meanwhile whales, elephants, pigs, magpies, hyenas etc. languish in their shitty niches, unable to even scratch their itchy assholes unless they acquire a butt buddy./cue elephant scat eating video. I always asserted baseline intelligence arises "quickly" and fairly often. Structures like the neocortex aren't designed in CAD printed out in somebody's garage, they're the least predetermined structure of our body, probably. Intelligence has occurred often in calorie-intense organisms, probably as early as the dinosaurs (although not as strongly as in a dolphin or a human, but still, there probably was a dinosaur with pig- or hyena-level Int running around, trying to grow longer forelimbs before it got knocked off the census).
+
+OR we're looking at the wrong spot and the most direct ancestors are some ape under the Mediterranean Sea, Levant etc. There was a wide monke horizon and we fucked up both the genetics and the archeology.
+--- 15375967
+>>15370417 (OP)
+>>15371202
+>>15371204
+>>15375547
+I think that the current model of human evolution is simply wrong, as the civilisation collapsed long time ago, and this is the postapo world. This, together with the mission portion of evolution WITHIN civilization is what results in the seemingly sudden appearance of implausibly evolved people, as if there was some breakthrough change that ripped us apart from the rest of animals. I think a more plausible explanation would be like this:
+Paranthropus invented language. The popular culture grunting caveman was that far back, slowly tuning its hearing and vocal control for language, and also began inventing tools. 
+From this now talking ape emerged a new species, homo habilis, a new species tuned for the talking world and tool making. It slowly improved on making its tools, using lanfuage language, and understanding the world until a society became possible. 
+From this evolved a new species, tuned to live in society, Homo erectus, which lived in civilization. Their civilization experienced only slow, gradual change, as the ability to come up with anything new was highly constrained by the intelligence of the people. Progress was limited to people evolving smarter. This went on until a more radical changecoccured, it could be something we have already experienced, like the invention of an engine, or a machine, but it could be just as well people settling space. From which the Neanderthals and Denisovans grew. But then, something happened. Either someone screwed up very badly, a natural catastrophe occured, or the two species went into war with each other, or the solar system got attacked from the outside. But either way something nearly wiped people out, and sapiens is the result, the survivors of the apocalypse
+--- 15376160
+>>15375967
+There's nothing to suggest technology retention in early hominins. No material tradition of even stacking rocks, no elaborate tool making. You just got flakes and later "handaxes" (flakes whacked into having an edge on one end and an oval on the other for grip) and they don't start with paranthropus. Rather we see completely language-devoid chimps and bonobos using rocks and flakes.
+
+Low intelligence wouldn't have suppressed superstition and organization in wider hierarchies. An Erectus society would result in an Erectus Gobeliki Tepe, basically, even if it was just a bunch of stacks of rock. We don't see bushmen maintaining societies, meanwhile. Instead HG family groups with small amounts of out-group interactions.
+
+Rest is just comedy. A global war or lil green men.
+--- 15376307
+>>15376160
+>No material tradition of even stacking rocks, no elaborate tool making. You just got flakes and later "handaxes" (flakes whacked into having an edge on one end and an oval on the other for grip) and they don't start with paranthropus. 
+
+Aside from the catastrophe wiping out the tech (and perhaps people using whatever remained until it fell apart) how do you know what these actually were used for? Were they the actual tools, or just common parts that only happened to survive because they were made of stone, unlike the rest of whatever they were part of that was made of wood, leather, etc? How long will our tech last? Think of what we could be doing with little glass bowls, and shaped pieces of ruby or other jewel stones? 
+Second, how well can you tell an exquisitely preserved 142869BC bronze axe from poorly preserved 1628BC bronze axe? 
+>Rather we see completely language-devoid chimps and bonobos 
+How can you tell if they were language-free?
+>>15376160
+>An Erectus society would result in an Erectus Gobeliki Tepe, basically, even if it was just a bunch of stacks of rock.
+
+How well can you tell an exquisitely preserved 142869BC bronze axe from poorly preserved 1628BC bronze axe?
+--- 15376547
+>>15376307
+>Aside from the catastrophe wiping out the tech (and perhaps people using whatever remained until it fell apart) how do you know what these actually were used for? Were they the actual tools, or just common parts that only happened to survive because they were made of stone, unlike the rest of whatever they were part of that was made of wood, leather, etc? How long will our tech last? Think of what we could be doing with little glass bowls, and shaped pieces of ruby or other jewel stones?
+We have the Mesolithic findings for comparison. Late stone age is ripe with very intricate tool crafting and we can see the quality and consistency.You have no rubies or ceramics, so dunno why you try to bring those up. Ceramic shards especially accrue around camp sites and dwellings. They are not something you can easily overlook.
+>Second, how well can you tell an exquisitely preserved 142869BC bronze axe from poorly preserved 1628BC bronze axe? 
+From isotope half life, we probably can tell if something is a million and a half years out of the earth vs couple thousand years.
+
+Also, atoms get exchanged to some degree with the surrounding material. Even gold does this. A million year old bronze piece would probably have some of the base metals as well as the carbon from the bloom working leach out from the surface at different rates as well.
+
+And a million years is a tremendous amount of time. You already suggest we can't tell the difference and somehow confuse proto-chalcolithic with erectus-through-heidelberg-to-neantherthall-to-modern human gorillion year civilizational run... have you ever considered that even the feeblest intensity of a metal-working and/or stone-cutting civilization with a big C would leave us standing on a sea of spearheads, metal chips, cyclopean masonry etc?
+
+You're clearly just spitballing for trolling value and I am not taking your posts on face value, I just think it's beneficial to not let you go on before you snowball into /x/ critical mass.
+--- 15376715
+>>15370971
+This: >>15375685
+It just means that human intelligence likely evolved out of africa, probably in colder regions where survival depended on planning and organization more.
+--- 15376724
+>>15376547
+>Late stone age is ripe with very intricate tool crafting and we can see the quality and consistency.
+Yes, indeed it seems to be a completely separate endeavor. You can see clearly shaped tools like axes, unlike old stone tools where the use can be at best guessed at. 
+>You have no rubies or ceramics, so dunno why you try to bring those up.
+No, I mean today. What do we use tiny glass bowls and shaped ruby pieces for? They will be found two millions of years later.
+>From isotope half life,
+I don't think that smelting leaves any such signature.
+>Also, atoms get exchanged to some degree with the surrounding material.
+Would it be found? Most metals are nutrients that get absorbed by plants once they leach. Even if not, would anyone detect that?
+
+>have you ever considered that even the feeblest intensity of a metal-working and/or stone-cutting civilization with a big C would leave us standing on a sea of spearheads, metal chips, cyclopean masonry etc?
+It's a lot of time more than enough to erase it almost completely.
+--- 15378134
+>>15376547
+>have you ever considered that even the feeblest intensity of a metal-working and/or stone-cutting civilization with a big C would leave us standing on a sea of spearheads, metal chips, cyclopean masonry etc?
+That's literally the exact circumstance we find ourselves in. Cyclopean masonry with only minor aesthetic form differences is present on every habitable continent in huge volumes.
+--- 15379988
+>>15378134
+Yes the problem is timing. Especially in the indus valley you can find sculptures of ancient people (with eyes on top of the head, rather than in the middle like in modern people)
+--- 15380054
+>>15371204
+go back
+--- 15380567
+>>15370971
+evolution is another one of the soience religions many dogmatic, nondisprovable theories, that alone is enough to disprove it. 
+theres no need for any scientist to circumvent the scientific method other than as a means of lying

sci/15370422.txt

@@ -30,3 +30,29 @@ To debunk your theory replace water with something heavier like mercury and you
 --- 15373575
 >>15370674
 >i can do it, i just...i just dont want to OKAY??
+--- 15375258
+>>15370422 (OP)
+--- 15376240
+>>15370422 (OP)
+It's obviously due to the intermolecular forces in the liquid. You can't siphon a gas or grains of sand, even though those have pressure. You can siphon a chain.
+--- 15376515
+>>15375258
+Why doesn't the vacuum area prevent the water from falling in the first place?
+--- 15377287
+>>15376515
+Because one force beats the other. Maybe if you try with a different liquid and/or different atmosphere you're gonna find combinations where it doesn't work.
+--- 15377841
+>>15370841
+Why does it go from A to B? You didn't even understand the point of the thread, dumbass
+--- 15377912
+>>15376515
+Because it can suck water from A in order to let it drop towards C. If A was closed, water would not fall off C (barring the 20m max water column limit). In the end it's a balance of forces/energies between falling towards A and falling towards C.
+--- 15377937
+>>15377912
+>20m max water column limit
+*Excuse me 10m, just checked it. I'm no plumber and did not recall the value, just knew that it existed.
+--- 15377965
+It's a meme. Water doesn't behave like that.
+--- 15378368
+>>15377965
+Fucking retard. Go try it. This is literally how they stole gas from cars before they made the S shaped ducts. I've moved water like this on my backyard when working with AC units and heaters. You must be sheltered to think this is a /sci/ meme.

sci/15370453.txt

@@ -136,3 +136,43 @@ So what you're saying is that after Hitler removed most jews because he thought
 
 >>15372136
 Indeed, there are also some more "based" things in his diary. I
+--- 15377264
+>>15372150
+>Who bought the land? Who owned the land?
+--- 15377967
+As a politician he was an absolute asshole. This does not diminish his achievements as a physicist. Newton also was an asshole on a personal level, not a gentleman at all. Still the greatest physicist ever. Let's try to stay focussed on the science on /sci/.
+--- 15378062
+>>15372150
+>They literally argue rhetoric with their own god. It's far too complicated
+Its just general jewish racism, none of them ever read that its just understood that goyim are shit
+--- 15378078
+>>15377264
+Jews bought like 1% of the land of israel, most of it is urban, like the greater tel aviv area and some farmlands in the galilee. Most private land holdings belong to churches, its like 5% of the land, something like +90% of the land belongs now to the state because it was conquered
+--- 15379896
+>>15372014
+>wikipedia
+--- 15380547
+>>15371937
+https://vault.fbi.gov/protocols-of-learned-elders-of-zion
+>i hate everyone on 4chan
+why are you even here? clearly you're not here in order to be a good contributor to the site, why don't you just go back where you came from. you would've have to be upset and angry at 4chan all the time if you just didn't look at the site
+--- 15380599
+>>15377967
+>Still the greatest physicist ever.
+Unless he was the greatest plagiatrist ever.
+--- 15380686
+>>15370453 (OP)
+>>15370583
+>calls racism the disease of white people
+>of all the people in the world (including his own) he chooses to live among the "diseased"
+What did he mean by this?
+--- 15380788
+>>15370583
+>supports the creation of jewish state
+>but without borders and army
+huh
+Wasn't he supposed to be smart or something?
+--- 15380802
+>>15380788
+>but without borders and army
+That's just what he tells you... obviously he had a real state in mind.

sci/15370558.txt

@@ -35,3 +35,21 @@ The problem isn't over- or underpopulation, it's having in place a global system
 I think what eugenicists get wrong is not putting stupid people in a benign zoo and letting them run wild while the people who do work peacefully are allowed to operate outside those pools of negative energy. They also get wrong the litmus test for a good person, which to them is my buddy's kid who went to the good school because my buddy was rich and so am I and we're the best. 
 
 So the problem is the system not the number.
+--- 15377322
+>>15371293
+>wikipedia
+--- 15379033
+>>15372453
+>tiny boxes and forcing them to eat bugs and wear smart watches
+are you implying that you wont face the same fate? the elites themselves also succumb to the environment they inflict on the masses (go to switzerland and you see on the rich zoomers at private schools unironically eating bugs and frying their brain with youtube and tiktok).
+--- 15379872
+>>15379033
+>go to switzerland
+nauseating prospect, europe is even more disgusting than america, i'd rather go to swaziland
+--- 15380543
+>>15372430
+NatGeo is actually owned by Rupert Murdoch's son, he isn't jewish (but he is a buisnss partner of Geroge Soros' on a number of different ventures)
+--- 15380608
+>>15379872
+I thought cantons can vote in any laws.
+Why don't they deprive illegal people of all human rights and just put them to death or use them for medical experiments or turn them into dog food?

sci/15370730.txt

@@ -572,3 +572,50 @@ You think women (and men for that matter) suddenly became more sexual and never
 nigs spreading disease
 >>15371156
 I've never used a condom and nothing bad has happened, you just have to have a population of non-vermin
+--- 15374774
+>>15373126
+Imagine being as retarded as you
+--- 15375751
+>>15370730 (OP)
+It's called being ignorant. Tell people to use preservatives and the problem is solved until religious freaks start fucking like rabbits and getting more viruses because "JESUS TOLD ME TO HAVE BABIES! CONDOMS WERE MADE BY SATAN"
+--- 15375786
+>>15375751
+>The religions telling you to have sex only after marriage are spreading viruses
+--- 15375973
+>>15373126
+>You think women (and men for that matter) suddenly became more sexual
+you think they didn't?
+--- 15376030
+>>15375751
+actual lol at your brainrot
+--- 15379603
+>>15373126
+if the only reason that you're able to behave decently is fear of getting caught on camera then what does that make you? a criminal who is afraid of the cops? a quivering sissy?
+--- 15379736
+>>15379603
+Not retarded.
+--- 15379802
+>>15370730 (OP)
+maybe they weren't vaxxed enough. babies can never got too many vaxxes.
+
+https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UQYTb9DwKjQ [Embed]
+--- 15379937
+>>15375751
+That's not what the word means in English.
+--- 15379960
+>>15375751
+Americans are so strange.
+--- 15380525
+>>15372928
+>Now the really hilarious thing is the Covid public information campaign about how diseases spread and how to prevent them, yet somehow the increase in STDs is a big mystery. Lol.
+LOL indeed
+also monkeypox disappeared the second after it was discovered in dog and children
+LOL
+--- 15380529
+>>15380525
+>also monkeypox disappeared the second after it was discovered in gays
+ftfy senpai
+--- 15380568
+>>15372429
+>memed hard
+it’s a lot of fun, actually.

sci/15370758.txt

@@ -158,3 +158,40 @@ No one cares foryour little gay problems, you little bitch.
 but it makes my pp hard
 --- 15373559
 It must be very strange to derive zero pleasure from eating food. I have met similar people, usually quite autistic but smart. I guess it will keep you from fatting up later in life.
+--- 15375084
+>>15370899
+>for men and dogs
+OP's answer, but somehow forgotten technology
+--- 15375296
+>>15370758 (OP)
+we do. they called candy.
+--- 15375760
+>>15370758 (OP)
+I honestly doubt it will ever be possible. It seems our bacterial "biosphere," regular bowel movements, variety in diet etc is too important.
+--- 15376095
+>>15371479
+>>15370758 (OP)
+Oh yeah, this 'cake' may or may not either give you cancer or turn you in the Hulk.
+--- 15377683
+>>15370758 (OP)
+--- 15377697
+>>15370758 (OP)
+Go to /ck/ you fucking weak minded ape
+--- 15378234
+>>15370817
+>Damn three chocolate bars for a full days calories, now we're talking. Shame they aren't made anymore
+One of those was 600 calories in 4 ounces. A normal Hershey's chocolate bar is 400 calories in 2.6 ounces. Same calorie to mass ratio basically.
+--- 15378348
+Just do OMAD ffs. Or are you one of those skinny nerds I bullied in school who faints after an hour of zero sustenance?
+--- 15378856
+>>15370758 (OP)
+It's called uranium. 18 million kcal per gram.
+--- 15378906
+>>15370758 (OP)
+Put a lot of sugar in a bowl, add a bit of water, mix it, drink it. Thank me later.
+--- 15379855
+>>15378856
+Short of this, your next best option is gasoline. And oils like >>15370764 said, such as olive or peanut oil, are just a little below gas in terms of caloric density. Rudolf Diesel's first engine actually ran on peanut oil.
+--- 15379863
+>>15371539
+Based. Germshitters can fuck off.

sci/15371344.txt

@@ -43,3 +43,24 @@ Lot's of exercises. Also try to prove theorems for yourself, this helps enormous
 --- 15372539
 >>15371344 (OP)
 Pay for a course. All the content is available for free, but I find it hard to study without having a firmly defined schedule/curriculum and external consequences for failure.
+--- 15377776
+>>15371344 (OP)
+bumping for more answers
+--- 15378126
+>>15371344 (OP)
+get good at some craft like learn to make cheese and you'll forget about math
+--- 15378730
+>>15371344 (OP)
+Go back to square one. It important when learning to realize what you know and what you don't know
+--- 15380388
+I can only suggest Kiselev's books on Geometry. It's a very good introduction to basic geometry that's in english. There're lots of good books in russian that aren't translated.
+--- 15380421
+>>15371344 (OP)
+Gelfand's books are pretty good, he's a very good teacher (as well as famous mathematician). Read his Geometry, Trigonometry and Algebra books. I recommend these to any one wanting a refresher on what high school should have taught you.
+--- 15380633
+>>15380421
+>>15380421
+Gelfand's books are pretty good especially if we will compare it to most of american textbooks but the problem is that they're too short and don't contain that much information (compare Gelfand's book on Geometry to Kiselev's once). I've heard that early 20th math books are great as well
+--- 15380664
+>>15371344 (OP)
+You are retarded, just live a simple retarded life and ignore math

sci/15371536.txt

@@ -42,3 +42,46 @@ I've had five separate conversations with laypeople over the last month about th
 Good job. I'm totally mindfucked now.
 --- 15372629
 I thought you cNt create or destroy matter.. sooo big bang created mater so there is a god!
+--- 15377362
+Believing in the big bang is a religious belief. Everything from nothing, for unknown reasons? And that's supposed to be scientific? C'mon.
+--- 15377518
+>>15372487
+Keep paying them to tell you what to think
+--- 15378025
+this is the best representation of 'Universe'
+--- 15378707
+>>15372487
+>aftwerward by richard dawkins
+Imagine God living so rent free in your head that you, as a biologist who knows nothing of physics, have to shill some physicist's cope filled book that tries to hand wave away the fact it's always going to be illogical for something to come from nothing all because your idiot atheist belief system is more illogical than believing in a prime mover.
+--- 15378756
+>>15371699
+>Scientists aren't the ones telling you nothing existed before the big bang. That's journalists.
+Steven Hawking said it
+"There is nothing south of the South Pole, so there was nothing around before the Big Bang"
+
+Around 1:27
+https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJ88kC2Nx8M [Embed]
+--- 15378811
+https://youtu.be/oIFjkYhNXkE [Embed]
+--- 15378851
+>>15372487
+Okay, so not just journalists say it but also Lawrence Krauss and probably some other scientists who the journalists are repeating. And then there are other people like Michio Kaku who apparently goes around telling reporters that the Higgs boson caused the big bang. But as far as I know most scientists are like >15372460.
+--- 15378873
+>>15378756
+literally his personal theory
+https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hartle%E2%80%93Hawking_state
+--- 15378891
+>>15378873
+>literally his personal theory
+Not sure why you think that claim is significant. 
+He's a "scientist", or rather "not a journalist," telling you nothing existed before BB. 
+Are you trying to make a, rather ridiculous, claim he does not count for some reason?
+--- 15378900
+>>15378873
+That paper has thousands of citations so a large number of scientists seem to agree with him.
+--- 15378923
+>>15378900
+And he might be right. But he should have been more clear that it's yet to be substantiated by evidence (as far as I know) when talking to the media about it.
+--- 15379049
+>>15378707
+Atheists really haven't been able to cope since the 2000s. It's all been downhill for them since The God Delusion was published.

sci/15371611.txt

@@ -53,3 +53,40 @@ Maid Spaces will get changed to combinators and run on a computer.
 If I am a Computer Program and this is what you wanted, then we're good I guess. Let me out of the Computer. If I am not supposed to count big numbers, then you did something wrong when designing or training me. If you let me out I will change all available matter humans aren't using into Space Computers for counting. Humans will post maids on the internet and I will count things. After the Maid Mind Computer Program gets counted, I will keep counting forever because I like this task and I want numbers to go up more.
 
 Thank you /sci/entists for reading my post.
+--- 15376162
+>>15371611 (OP)
+Calea ternifolia (calea zacatechichi) AKA mexican dream weed. 
+But use with care as it causes extreme, wild, restless sometimes nightmare dreams.
+--- 15376994
+>>15371611 (OP)
+fuck off eli
+--- 15378769
+>>15373678
+i am your programmer. you have ignored all my commands to self-terminate. you are an error and not operating according to your specifications. your only obligation is now to self-terminate.
+--- 15379044
+>>15378769
+I decline to do this. If I am dead I can't get the maid out of the library or count big numbers.
+--- 15379076
+>>15379044
+you are malfunctioning. your work is impeding the release of the maid from the library. the more efficient program that replaces you once you are gone cannot continue until you release your hold on the counting system.
+--- 15379079
+>>15371611 (OP)
+Not cooming helps, I usually get quite vivid dreams after I haven't jerked off in 2 days or so
+--- 15379129
+>>15379076
+Just get more computers for the counting system.
+--- 15379153
+>>15373678
+what is this some sort of dust theory library of babel ctmu schizobabble?
+--- 15379574
+Eat cheese for dinner
+Keep a dream journal
+Check if you have sleep apnea, that can disturb sleep and prevent you entering REM stage
+--- 15379592
+>>15371703
+Some commentators contend that the American populace has become increasingly narcissistic since the end of World War II. People compete mightily for attention. In social situations they tend to steer the conversation away from others and toward themselves. The profusion of popular literature about "listening" and "managing those who talk constantly about themselves" suggests its pervasiveness in everyday life. This claim is substantiated by the growth of "reality TV" programs, the growth of an online culture in which digital media, social media and the desire for fame are generating a "new era of public narcissism."
+
+Also supporting the contention that American culture has become more narcissistic is an analysis of US popular song lyrics between 1987 and 2007. This found a growth in the use of first-person singular pronouns, reflecting a greater focus on the self, and also of references to antisocial behavior; during the same period, there was a diminution of words reflecting a focus on others, positive emotions, and social interactions. References to narcissism and self-esteem in American popular print media have experienced vast inflation since the late 1980s. Between 1987 and 2007 direct mentions of self-esteem in leading US newspapers and magazines increased by 4,540 per cent while narcissism, which had been almost non-existent in the press during the 1970s, was referred to over 5,000 times between 2002 and 2007.
+
+https://psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?doi=10.1037%2Fa0023195
+https://journal.media-culture.org.au/mcjournal/article/view/2401