Mon Apr 24 13:37:39 UTC 2023

sci/15272623.txt

@@ -446,3 +446,26 @@ Time to do some more research
 --- 15386552
 >>15272814
 Completely missed the point lol
+--- 15387439
+>>15386552
+You know what they say about arguing on the internet? 
+It's like playing chess with a pigeon 
+No matter how good you are, the bird is just going to knock over the pieces and strut around like it won
+--- 15388530
+>>15386530
+Oh my god I'm so tired now
+--- 15388541
+>>15272623 (OP)
+you masturbate to child pornography
+--- 15388748
+>>15388541
+ChatGPT is on my side against you 
+It is you who masturbate to child pornography
+--- 15388752
+>>15272623 (OP)
+my god OP, it's only you in this thread. you are truly a dedicated faggot.
+--- 15388762
+>>15388752
+ChatGPT is being so patient with you on my behalf
+--- 15389935
+Bump

sci/15334386.txt

@@ -329,3 +329,9 @@ a pile of dog turd that history will forget once real AGI come out.
 AI systems in social media are very good at modeling human preferences and are much less complex than would be expected. Even simple logistic regression is actually enough to turn people into social media addicts by showing them information they will find "engaging".
 
 Centralized control is very much possible with AI because social media companies are existence proofs of central controllers.
+--- 15388197
+>>15334386 (OP)
+bump
+--- 15388665
+>>15386186
+Correct, although in the same vein it defies the stereotype of free market capitalist dogma as well. Beer's writings suggested (based on Ashby's law) that the dichotomy of centralised-decentralised or privatised-public can obscure the fundamental systemic issues at play. They kept privatising and nationalising industries in Britian during the 1970s, without really taking the underlying systemic and environmental issues at play at the time.

sci/15346155.txt

@@ -329,3 +329,17 @@ are you ever going to learn any real math?
 --- 15386931
 >>15346194
 kek
+--- 15387480
+>>15346155 (OP)
+bump
+--- 15387861
+>>15346155 (OP)
+No. I spend my time posting on 4chan (on Sunday mornings).
+
+>>15372244
+Standing on the shoulders of giants.
+--- 15388338
+>>15372244
+this is kino
+--- 15389181
+bump

sci/15347277.txt

@@ -1106,3 +1106,98 @@ sometimes it's just not a good day for that doctor, other times they never have
 --- 15387321
 >>15387127
 Did you post this on this general? He might have found this pic from here holy shit. Oh my god what a small world. Anyways could you explain the mechanism behind the crazy QRS complex and T waves? How bad was the cardiomyopathy and what part of the heart was it affecting?
+--- 15387531
+>>15387198
+Link paper?
+--- 15387537
+>>15387321
+>>15387127
+that was my brother you fucking faggots. i'm reporting you and this thread to our local hospital until we find who you are and get you fired for violating patient/physician confidentiality.
+--- 15387682
+>>15387531
+It was posted a few /med/ generals ago, I'll see if I can hunt it down for ya, since immunopsychiatry is pretty interesting.
+--- 15387729
+I had side effects 5 days after taking my second dose of ivermectin (difficulty breathing, orthostatic hypotension, rapid heartbeat)
+i went to the hospital and 2 other clinics, all 3 doctors diagnosed me with anxiety holy kek I hate doctors
+--- 15387828
+>>15387729
+Hypotension is really the only thing you mentioned that is a side effect of ivermectin toxicity. Did you take too much? Any nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, rashes?
+--- 15387938
+>>15387828
+I took the dose that was prescribed, and yeah some nausea and diarrhea
+--- 15387943
+Is neurology a good career
+--- 15388043
+>>15387537
+>>15387127
+>>15387056
+It’s true, I am the patient. You’re absolutely fucked kiddo
+--- 15388136
+>>15387938
+Sounds like drug toxicity to me bud. Out of my pharm book, "Despite the potential for ivermectin to cause nervous system toxicity to humans (and other animals), the drug is poorly distributed to the central nervous system of mammals due to the activity of P-glycoprotein (MDR1). However, in patients taking MDR1 inhibitors (such as macrolide antibiotics or verapamil) or in animals with mutations in MDR1 (such as certain breeds of dogs), serious nervous system toxicity can occur. Other than the risk of CNS toxicity, ivermectin is quite well tolerated with nausea and diarrhea being the most commonly reported side effect (less than 2% of patients).
+--- 15388147
+If a genius gets a traumatic brain injury, do they just become a person with average intelligence? Likewise, if a clinically retarded person gets a traumatic brain injury, there's really no difference, right?
+--- 15388163
+>>15388147
+And one more thing, geniuses who get Alzheimer's would live longer (the degeneration takes a longer time) because their brains have a larger surface area, right?
+--- 15388293
+>>15387321
+I sent the picture to someone a while ago. I don't know jack about electrophysiology but here's his V5 and V6.
+--- 15388360
+Pre-med newbie here. I've got accepted at Emory, and my hope is to work towards an internal medicine residency with an infectious disease fellowship. Any thoughts?
+--- 15388377
+I have some question, docs, it's sport medicine:
+does prolonged high intensity anaerobic exercise, that lead to lactate accumulation, cause acidemia?
+or can the body compensate easily? how does it compensate?
+could a prolonged state of high lactates in the blood be harmful?
+--- 15388474
+>>15388377
+Very very unlikely.
+Compensatory mechanism is blood bicarbonate, which will absorb the brunt of the production of protons (acid effect).
+Muscle soreness from lactic acid is a meme.
+--- 15388510
+>>15388360
+>I've got accepted at Emory
+Are you a woman?
+--- 15388557
+>>15388510
+No
+--- 15388567
+>>15388557
+Oh. I assumed you were a woman because Emory has a pretty uneven divide between the sexes.
+--- 15388626
+>>15388567
+I've heard as much. I'm just a guy obsessed with bacterial infections.
+--- 15388726
+>>15365387
+Impressive, very nice anon. I can't get raw goat molke sadly. My dream is owning goats and chickens one day. Or maybe sheep.
+
+Almost done with EE, it will come true then.
+--- 15389147
+Is there any way to cure IBS?
+I’ve had it for the last two years and I’m considering suicide, I can no longer bear the pain and exhaustion.
+--- 15389222
+I syncopized today 30 seconds after getting a vaccine.
+--- 15389241
+>>15379948
+why did she touch your balls, i have a class 1 aviation medical and all they do is take an ECG, piss sample, height/weight, bp, vision, hearing, and ask a bunch of questions.
+--- 15389275
+How do you diffrentiate mixed presentation of diabetes? Do you just guess based on appearence, severity of symptoms, fasting insulin (low-normal in my case) or presence of hypoglycemia?
+--- 15389288
+Is Ivermectin a revolutionary improvement or just an incremental improvement compared to the anti-parasitic drugs we had before it was invented?
+--- 15389352
+>>15389222
+>Faint 30 seconds after receiving a subcutaneous injection meant to stimulate an adaptive response that takes a week
+Sounds like you're just a little faggot when it comes to needles, honestly
+--- 15389431
+>>15389352
+This was my third booster and a meningitis vaccine. I've tolerate vaccines recently fine. I didn't eat much today and getting a shot isn't exactly something I look forward to, but I've never felt anywhere close to having a vagal response before
+--- 15389491
+Wanted to finally get rid of these genital warts I have and in searching for options realised a cream i was prescribed almost a decade ago for them isn't actually suitable yet there is another cream which is and quite effective. Im also stuck with some other medical issue a gp hasn't been able to sort out, is the whole industry just rife with unqualified people or was i unlucky?
+--- 15389501
+>>15388147
+>>15388163
+Yes, it works exactly the way your simplistic model would have you believe.
+--- 15389634
+>>15389491
+50/50 if you get a good doctor or not.

sci/15347459.txt

@@ -384,3 +384,98 @@ Except wokeism started in 2012
 --- 15387406
 >>15347540
 Literally didn't happen.
+--- 15387418
+>>15387403
+https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protests_of_1968
+--- 15387427
+>>15347459 (OP)
+>Is abusing the peer review system to silence dissent
+No one uses the peer review system to silence dissent. People only use the peer review system to screw over competing researchers, who are usually the people doing the same thing as them. Get it right.
+--- 15387450
+>>15387418
+>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protests_of_1968
+None of that has anything to do with wokeism.
+--- 15387451
+>>15347634
+Consensus has always relied on peers approving research. 
+What the fuck do you think, "consensus", means? 
+And science has not at all become 'worthless' after the introduction of peer review. You being able to use type this up is proof of that.
+--- 15387460
+>>15387451
+>Consensus has always relied on peers approving research.
+>What the fuck do you think, "consensus", means?
+What do you think "peer review" means? 
+>And science has not at all become 'worthless' after the introduction of peer review. You being able to use type this up is proof of that.
+I don't see how.
+--- 15387462
+>>15353506
+What climate scientists are rich?
+It pays well below par for that level of education. 
+It is actually one of the biggest flaws with climate change conspiracies. At this point, basically every extant climate scientist would stand to gain more from exposing the conspiracy, than perpetuating it.
+--- 15387463
+>>15387450
+They are their direct ancestors.
+For fuck's sake, that breed was actively trying to legalize sex with minors back then.
+--- 15387473
+>>15387460
+What do you think peer review means? 
+It means a general group of peer level individuals checking over your paper for obvious or glaring mistakes, as well as relevance and immediate plausibility, before allowing its publication within a specific professional journal. 
+The biggest flaw is that different journals with different peers to call on for your specific paper can potentially give different results, given individual variance. As even very intelligent scientists aren't free of bias. 
+
+Now, what do you think Peer Review means?
+
+>I don't see how. 
+Of course you don't.
+--- 15387490
+>>15387463
+>They are their direct ancestors.
+Lmao nope. They're like, diametral opposites.
+
+>For fuck's sake, that breed was actively trying to legalize sex with minors back then.
+Thanks for proving my point I guess?
+Wokeoids hate pedos at least as much as alt-righters and conservatives do. Arguably even more since they even want to ban sexualized drawings of children.
+--- 15387497
+midwit here, can researchers/scientists/whatever nominate their peers for peer review?
+--- 15387502
+>>15387497
+No, peer review is usually anonymous. The journal editor contacts researchers that are doing similar things as you to evaluate your draft and say whether your work is worth publishing or not.
+--- 15387512
+>>15387502
+how does is so much trash published then?
+--- 15387516
+>>15387512
+these are just the ones we know about btw...
+--- 15387519
+>>15387516
+--- 15387522
+>>15387519
+--- 15387527
+>>15387512
+Lots of peer reviewers aren't paid. It's basically community work. A journal editor asks you to tell them your opinion on a paper and you have to take time out of your day to critically read it and then write a report >for free. I'd imagine some peer reviewers aren't taking their job seriously and just OK whatever. Maybe a solution could be to use some of the money journals earn to pay reviewers to incentivize effort.
+--- 15387616
+>>15387473
+Consensus implies a widespread agreement, not two people reading something and tellimg their opinion.
+>Of course you don't.
+Well I don't. It isn't sciemce, it's engineering. Engineering isn't peer reviewed, it's works in the real world reviewed. You can't bullshit it.
+--- 15388103
+>>15387616
+It is extremely rarely 'just two people'. It is typically a relatively large sized board. 
+Technical peer review, relevant to engineering, is just as important in that field as research peer review is to research science.
+--- 15388446
+>>15387502
+>The journal editor contacts researchers that are know to give the politically correct feedback and shuts down everyone else
+--- 15388462
+>>15388103
+Two is typical.
+--- 15388601
+>>15388446
+>the humanities summed up in a single post
+--- 15388608
+>>15347459 (OP)
+in social sciences definitely, but not science in general? Or is there a certain school of thought that dominates in every subject matter?
+--- 15389512
+>>15388608
+no matter what the discipline, if you try to publish anything that challenges the establishment dogma, you will be shut down via the peer review process.
+--- 15389896
+>>15389512
+name 5 times this happened

sci/15349240.txt

@@ -149,19 +149,9 @@ What are you talking about? Are you the same idiot who thought CO2 had only incr
 >>15356751
 Your numbers are wrong like the other anon said, but the answer is feedback loops.
 Small amount of CO2 increase -> slightly increased temperature -> slightly more h2o evaporation -> slightly greater increased temperature
---- 15366638
->>15365277
->slightly more h2o evaporation
-more clouds = less sunlight reaching the ground
 --- 15366667
 >>15366638
 At higher temperatures (evaporation rates) there can be more water in the atmosphere before 100 % relative humidity is reached and clouds form.
---- 15366685
->>15366667
-that explains why it never rains in the tropics
---- 15366692
->>15366667
-why don't you put your narcissistic savior complex to good use and find a problem which genuinely exists to focus on fixing? how come you people aren't ever able to develop reality based power fantasies?
 --- 15366697
 >>15366638
 Sunlight can obviously pass through cloud cover, but radiated heat from the Earth's surface is more easily absorbed by cloud cover.
@@ -180,9 +170,6 @@ Sunlight is absorbed by water droplets and re-emitted. It's scattered. If it'd s
 And microwaves work slightly different. The earth radiates mainly energy in the infrared spectrum. Infrared light excites vibration. Microwaves emit, well, microwaves. Those excite rotation. The rotation of the water molecules lead to friction which produces the heat.
 --- 15366848
 that's all folks, another scam exposed
---- 15368152
->>15366848
-Belief in global warming has nothing to do with science, it has everything to do with messiah complex mental illness and selfish desire to be seen as a hero
 --- 15369342
 >>15364830
 .0098
@@ -191,11 +178,6 @@ the percentage signs cancel out and the number becomes unitless
 >>15366781
 >Sunlight is absorbed by water droplets and re-emitted.
 water is transparent in the peak range of solar emission
---- 15372144
->>15361853
->CO2 is not a particularly strong greenhouse gas
-so what is everyone chimping out about co2 causing the end of the world? 
-do they have ulterior motives for all their expressed emotion over co2?
 --- 15372356
 >>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.
@@ -217,8 +199,6 @@ It's just a job.
 --- 15377960
 >>15377874
 Banality of evil it is then.
---- 15380518
->>15377960
 --- 15383580
 >>15351834
 >noaa.gov
@@ -226,5 +206,8 @@ soience shill organization run by and for political activists. if they say somet
 --- 15385335
 >>15377809
 Look up Retraction Watch. Academia is a disaster zone.
---- 15386897
->>15358687
+--- 15388476
+>>15349240 (OP)
+global warming is a false narrative
+--- 15388850
+>>15351785

sci/15353120.txt

@@ -386,3 +386,21 @@ What is the most pompous scientific discipline, astronomy or physics?
 >Finding the right words has become more important than making the words right.
 
 Can someone explain to a brainlet what this means please
+--- 15388535
+>>15386592
+yes
+--- 15389305
+>>15353120 (OP)
+simple case of the decline in our genetics. our civilisation has removed selection pressures that kill off the dumb, uncooperative, mentally deformed, physically impaired, or in any other way sub par.
+
+the same shit were seeing now happened in rome, bagdad, greece, etc. only difference is that it’s happening faster than back then because we’re so successful; the selection pressures are so reversed.
+
+don’t worry civilisation will once again collapse into dark ages for many centuries. of course due to our success, our fall will be very far, so it might be another two to three thousand years till we get back here again.
+
+oh by the way, warmer climates lower selection pressures for intelligence.
+--- 15389362
+>>15386592
+Climatology.
+--- 15389847
+>>15389362
+not even a real science

sci/15354724.txt

@@ -122,12 +122,6 @@ subtle
 --- 15366510
 >>15354724 (OP)
 Dude was a good scientist, but just a scientist, he had the brains to be so much more, but he chose to hide away in academia. His nephew is a much bigger man
---- 15366544
->>15366510
-the jewish god of the atheist scientism religion agrees
---- 15368282
->>15358712
-Tesla was Serbian, he would've helped Tito if he could have or possibly Stalin, but not Hitler
 --- 15368354
 >>15368282
 he was from Croatia, he would have worked with Hitler
@@ -163,9 +157,6 @@ Sounds too robotic. There's far superior human-like voices around, but probably
 --- 15372479
 >>15372420
 I just did it quickly in 11.ai using two snippets of his speeches. If you used more samples and tweaked the settings for more variability you could get it to flow better.
---- 15372481
->>15372204
-dudes been out of office for 3 years and you're still upset over him. will you ever recover from the trauma that was inflicted upon you by his roaring economy and lack of war making?
 --- 15372592
 >>15354910
 Trump's grandmother:
@@ -244,22 +235,31 @@ https://files.catbox.moe/g640jf.mp4
 >>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
 --- 15382598
 >>15354814
 Nice.
 --- 15383602
 >>15372076
---- 15385412
-Does everyone remember when President Trump completely disregarded NOAO's hurricane prediction and his prediction correct and all the professionals were wrong? Science runs in the Trump blood
---- 15386901
->>15385412
-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Donald_Trump#Hurricane_Dorian
-
-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veracity_of_statements_by_Joe_Biden
->404 not found
 --- 15386970
 >>15385412
 He probably really has an iq of 156 or whatever he claims. People like the idea that he's this stupid buffoon that just stumpled into success time and time again. Is he a narcissist? sure but he's got more reason for that than most
+--- 15388485
+>>15386970
+>Is he a narcissist? sure but he's got more reason for that than most
+reality based pride & narcissism are two different things
+--- 15388596
+>>15385412
+>>15386901
+he wasn't 100% right, but he wasn't completely wrong either
+trump said "In addition to Florida - South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama, will most likely be hit (much) harder than anticipated."
+media jumped out and said NOOO HES CRAZY ONLY FLORIDA WILL BE HIT TRUST THE EXPERTS
+ended up hitting all of those states except alabama, so then the media hyperfocused on that one state and used it as an excuse to say SEE HE WUZ WRONG HES CRAZY
+--- 15388753
+>>15361348
+>John Trump called Vannevar Bush low energy
+Compared to the Trumps, everyone is low energy.
+--- 15389120
+>>15355996
+i miss him so much
+--- 15389631
+>>15389120

sci/15357012.txt

@@ -96,8 +96,6 @@ There's probably something to be said about fitness, exercise and a variety of f
 --- 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?
@@ -122,9 +120,6 @@ Dispels the myth of the objective scientist completely
 --- 15383810
 >>15380893
 All the ice creams at my grocery store are filled with various forms of goyslop. i need to find a better source
---- 15383951
->>15383810
-You can get a used pro ice cream maker are you local restaurant supply shop pretty cheap. They're not too big, about the size of a toaster & you have total control that way.
 --- 15384175
 >>15383951
 If you know more about brands and models, I'd love to hear it, I'm all for this
@@ -152,3 +147,28 @@ Etc etc
 --- 15386768
 Can the ice cream industry sue science for covering this information up for the past two decades? 
 According to the article, science has known ice cream prevents diabetes since 2004
+--- 15387822
+Day 2 of eating ice cream guilt free
+--- 15387829
+>>15380527
+The government hates you and wants you to die
+--- 15388518
+>>15386768
+it would be nice if someone were finally able to hold dishonest scientists accountable for the consequences of their lying
+--- 15388774
+>>15369336
+>Turns out the fat is healthiest part.
+Humans are meant to eat mostly only Fat and Protein. 
+Carbs = da debil!
+--- 15388793
+>>15383716
+Turns out scientists are still just people. Who knew?
+--- 15389528
+>>15388518
+That has never happened, which is why they fell so entitled to tell lies.
+--- 15389532
+>>15357012 (OP)
+ice cream is one of the worst foods you can eat. fat and carbs NEVER go together.
+--- 15389549
+>>15369336
+pig fat is pufa laden garbage

sci/15357632.txt

@@ -916,10 +916,6 @@ I would consider it systemic to capitalism, the natural evolution of capitalism
 >>15364902
 >>15366203
 Also this was a direct consequence of mechanized production. So before mechanization most everything was done artisanally. So you would have basically guildsmen living in places who would make all your shoes, furniture, silverware, etc. and repair those items for you. Problem is that artisans make shit really slowly, they might be able to pump out one piece of furniture every week or so. Mechanization meant that factories could produce 1000 pieces of furniture in a day, production on levels never seen in human history, and more cheaply than artisans could do. Basically after the great depression everybody kind of just agreed to make repairing stuff artificially more expensive than buying new stuff because all the artisans had gone out of business, or just make everything impractical or extremely difficult to repair, or just not worth it, like with sneakers made from plastic.
---- 15366549
->>15357632 (OP)
-> Why don't climate activists talk about plannedobscelescance? 
-they don't talk about is because it doesn't fit the narrative that their consumerist lifestyles and virtue signalling demand
 --- 15370191
 global warming is such a stupid scam
 --- 15371515
@@ -943,8 +939,6 @@ Many of them do.
 >>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)
@@ -1044,3 +1038,25 @@ Lightbulb lifespans were shortened to save energy. That is a special case where
 That isn't a downside. Other tjings can be done because the people don't need to make boats over and over.
 >think about it, does an avengers toy need to last generations, or will it be forgotten after a few plays?
 Maybe we should make things so that the former is likely.
+--- 15388393
+>>15386785
+>or musical instruments
+>stay relevant
+nobody plays musical instruments since the 20th century grandpa
+--- 15388417
+>>15385823
+>>15385853
+Why don't you just post it if it's so real?
+
+>muh neonazis muh eebil swastika flag
+Imagine telling a /pol/ak before Russia invaded that /pol/ would become like this
+--- 15389578
+>>15388393
+What are you talking about? There was a short period sonetime around the 90s-00s where syths were very popular, but more or less everyone is back to real instruments now.
+--- 15389585
+>>15357632 (OP)
+>2030
+>company find out that their semi autonomous cars last too long and they're not making any new sales
+>make them get into accidents with each other
+>claim it was old hardware
+>get away with it

sci/15359260.txt

@@ -489,3 +489,15 @@ Let that be 8 of your family members jabbedabbedoe.
 >>15379416
 You burnt all your moral/societal goodwill by being authoritarian, and now you have to keep being authoritarian to get anything done. 
 You are cowed by tiny, statistically insignificant parts of your in-group that scream their 'truths' at you with the volume of a hundred jet turbines, then smugly piss and shit on your face when they see your surrender; You deserve every drop and log.
+--- 15388833
+>>15382750
+Never?
+--- 15388839
+The vaccine is safe and effective.
+--- 15388861
+>>15388839
+>he vaccine is safe and effective.
+Only if you take plenty of it. People should get all the boosters they can get to be sure.
+--- 15390154
+>>15388839
+Safe (if you don't take it) and effective (at euthanizing those that take it).

sci/15361269.txt

@@ -217,3 +217,20 @@ Perhaps YOU as an individual do not support mandates, but you claim that "nobody
 Lmao all of you woke pro-censorship types use the same insults over and over again. Again who disagrees with you is an "incel", "poltard", "redneck", "white trash", "schizo", etc. It's the same insults in every single fucking thread. Woke shitlibs have been posting "take your meds" in pretty much every thread on this board for the last 5 years. I'm pretty sure there are bots on this site that just go around calling people incels and schizos. 
  
 And actually, I'm not even a poltard. I'm unironically biracial and I can guarantee I'm more of a leftist than you. You're basically a neolib centrist. I consider myself a libertarian socialist, and people in the socialist, communist, and environmentalist spaces tend to have views that align a lot more with my own, than with a pro-corporate, pro-censorship woke neolib like yourself. In fact, I am a member of the local green party, and I have done a lot of volunteer work for leftist organizations, so I can guarantee I've contributed more to leftist politics than you have. In fact, in most leftist spaces, they consider neolibs like yourself to be reactionaries. E.g. pic rel. is an actual leftist group.
+--- 15388497
+>>15387371
+--- 15388501
+>>15361634
+>female genital mutilation is illegal on usa
+unless you rename it gender affirmation
+--- 15389792
+>>15371519
+Med school is designed to eliminate all high iqs from the profession, same way as they do for police
+--- 15389888
+The childhood vaccine schedule has unironically done more damage to human health than the invention of the nuclear bomb.
+--- 15390112
+>>15389888
+No shit, since the nuclear bomb is complete fiction.
+--- 15390219
+>>15371519
+Yes?

sci/15364585.txt

@@ -400,3 +400,31 @@ In that case the reply above was quite misleading. Well done.
 >hottest decade in recorded history
 Another American who thinks USA=World.
 1930s were the hottest in US history not global. And I don't even know if that's true anymore the 2010s may have passed it
+--- 15387820
+>>15386316
+The three to five feet this century prediction goes back to the 80s, anon. All were getting between now and 2100 is the standard march of millimeters we've been seeing all along.
+--- 15387962
+>>15364965
+> a quick scan through shows most data to be within a 200 year time frame.
+I dont think i will bother checking this out, but thanks anyway.
+--- 15387997
+Everything is complex in a planetary scale.
+The carbon narrative is fake science.
+See this vid, temperature and CO2 evolve independently many many times:
+https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1OreyX0-fw [Embed]
+--- 15388092
+>>15365809
+Lmao get fucked tranny
+--- 15388096
+>>15386659
+>>15387820
+We can already see an acceleration. 
+3-5 feet is very different than 2-3 feet. And 3 feet of sea level rise is an extreme maximum in most predictions.
+--- 15388448
+>>15387306
+--- 15388455
+>>15387306
+In terms of climate data the US has more datapoints from the 1930s than everywhere else on the planet combined so yeah we are the world.
+--- 15390150
+>>15388448
+Holy shit that schnozz.

sci/15365487.txt

@@ -329,3 +329,54 @@ it's gonna be a real world changer whenever humans finally discover what eyes ar
 >>15366086
 >why it would be that way
 leaving the evolution discussion aside, why do you think a bug would want to look like a leaf?
+--- 15387467
+>evolution is a slow process occurring over immense periods of time
+>any tiny mutation wouldn't even be noticable, let alone propagate through the whole species
+Trust the science, goy
+--- 15388315
+>>15387467
+We make morphogenic changes in plants and animals through selective breeding all the time. German Shepherds and Chihuahuas were bred from the same animal. Domesticated wheat, carrots, and many other plants look nothing like their wild counterparts. Breed only the puppies with the biggest heads and darkest fur from each litter, and within a few generations, you've got a breed of black dogs with giant heads. Only let the darkest humans in a group breed, and pretty soon everyone in the group is ebony black. Take grasshoppers that are a little greener with a little more pigment in their wings with each generation, slaughter the rest, and even sooner you got grasshoppers that look like leaves.
+
+Natural selection obviously isn't as efficient as artificial selection, but the selection pressure of not looking like a leaf meaning you're more likely to become lunch before you breed is simple enough to apply.
+
+>>15383880
+The act of breeding adds new genetic information, because in addition to the random shuffle that happens when the genes are combined, the hydrogen pairs get shuffled as well. Even asexual reproducing bacteria aren't exact copies of each other for this reason. There's always slight variations. Some bugs will look more slightly more like leaves than others, and over time, those changes add up.
+
+>>15383967
+Dogs are superior to wolves in one very important aspect: Obedience. Yes, you can tame a wolf if you get it as a pup, but it's a hell of a lot less reliable a thing than it is with a domesticated animal... With the exception of those breeds that were selected for their aggression, and chihuahuas. (I swear, chihuahuas and pugs are exhibit A as to why man should not be allowed to play God.)
+--- 15389652
+>>15365487 (OP)
+Camouflage
+--- 15389669
+>>15388315
+>because in addition to the random shuffle that happens when the genes are combined
+"shuffling" preexisting alleles in a population does not create anything new. It's just "shuffling." You probably meant to describe genetic drift. Genetic drift does not produce anything new. 
+>the hydrogen pairs get shuffled as well
+Are you trying to say point mutations?
+Whatever you are trying to say it is established that the gene is the basic unit of selection in biology. 
+>Even asexual reproducing bacteria 
+As apposed to... sexual bacteria? You know that isn't a thing right?
+>Some bugs will look more slightly more like leaves than others, and over time, those changes add up
+I do not share this faith based belief that fundamentally relies upon handwaving away the detrimental implications of long term antagonistic epistasis buildup within a population. 
+It is your belief system that a species *can* just slowly get better due to an accumulation of new mutations eventually leading to radical change in phenotype. But you ignore the opposite idea that bad genes remain within a sexually-reproducing population at the same time because they can piggyback on good genes....this is how we end up with situations were a man and a woman might have a 25% change of each of their offspring being potatoes because of "rare genetic disorders" while each man/woman is perfectly healthy. 
+There is no model that even attempts to address the idea that after a certain time period / timeline every organism within a species will have no other option but to mate with another who has these defective genes. Leading to a sudden and inevitable death spiral of the species. 
+I see no reason to ignore this dilemma and thus see no reason to share your faith based belief. 
+>>15388315
+>Dogs are superior to wolves in one very important aspect: Obedience
+I do not consider damages genes associated with aggression, which you are calling "obedience," a trait of superiority.
+--- 15389932
+>>15383860
+>babble the post
+--- 15389941
+>>15383967
+>Most people dont realize this but there is no dog breed that outperforms wolves in any characteristic. The dogs bred for the fastest speeds are still slower than the wolf ancestors they were bred from, the dogs bred for the best tracking have less olfactory ability than the wolf ancestors they were bred from etc.
+Lol what horse shit. Greyhounds are faster than wolves in a sprint and wolves have pretty poor olfactory sensitivity compared to breeds like bloodhounds
+--- 15390027
+>>15389669
+It's not good or bad genes, it's adaptability. Eskimos have timy noses so they can heat up the cold air when they breathe and they have extra fat to insulate them from the cold. Do you think yahweh created the eskimos and placed them where their traits were beneficial to them? Or that humans who lived in those parts of the world adapted genetically to it?
+--- 15390045
+>>15389941
+Yeah I think it's a jew who wants to waste our time, its a typical jew shill tactic, to pretend to be retarded and bait people
+--- 15390066
+i don't believe in evolution and im not changing my mind
+its not real science

sci/15369462.txt

@@ -239,9 +239,6 @@ he was a big poser, liked dressing up in costumes. probably just sat on the bike
 --- 15371939
 >>15371491
 you just know ghislaine could suck a golf ball through a garden hose
---- 15372439
->>15371939
-she inherited about $200million when her father died, at the time of her court case she was worth about 10% of the original inheritance. not an intelligent person.
 --- 15373111
 >>15371095
 >Waving your hands and making up some objects is not a fucking proof
@@ -250,8 +247,6 @@ You should be telling that to the authors of those papers
 >>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
 --- 15381519
 I wish I could find a woman as cute as Ghislaine. 
 (not the pedo/jew part or whatever)
@@ -269,12 +264,6 @@ Nope. The SZ proves it's not local. Read the thread.
 >Cosmic microwave background radiation proven fake
 >in a youtube video
 as if you were targeting the illiterate.
---- 15384013
->>15383999
-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4ZDyzPqnT4 [Embed]
---- 15385539
->>15371939
-she fucking loves soience too, she'll be out of prison next year, she isn't dead
 --- 15386682
 >>15385539
 you made me look her up for whatever reason since I had almost forgotten about her, and what the fuck. her father owned mcgraw hill which publishes k-12 school textbooks and was part of an equity firm worth half a trillion dollars, and her father also was a Mossad agent
@@ -282,5 +271,15 @@ you made me look her up for whatever reason since I had almost forgotten about h
 >>15386682
 he was also a close associate and buisness partner of both rupert murdoch & si newhouse. 
 newhouse's kids own reddit, thats why ghislaine was the boss of moderators on reddit until she was arrested, she'll get her old job back when she gets out of prison next year if she wants it. he has a humanities degree, but she was and soon will again be controlling the public science narrative.
---- 15386877
->>15371475
+--- 15388481
+>>15369661
+Ken Lay's convenient sudden heart attack death was fake too
+--- 15389534
+>>15369565
+I'm sorry your level of literacy does not allow you to read texts so you have to watch videos instead.
+--- 15389538
+>>15369606
+absolutely. intelligent people write things down. total retards share videos.
+--- 15389662
+>>15388481
+Bin Laden is also definitely still alive, they never released to supposed video of him being killed or his funeral

sci/15369501.txt

@@ -92,15 +92,9 @@ 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
 --- 15383076
 >>15380508
 That's stupid because it would be easily identifiable as a mislabeled instrument by comparison with other instruments, purely by its physical appearance.
---- 15385388
->>15383076
-Well they build digital instrument that read wrong and it went undetected for a long time
 --- 15385420
 >>15385388
 That was done on purpose and they forbade anyone to check them against the mercury counterparts. Also in many locations outside Australia (such as in the US) there is no cross-checking equipment. It's thermal probes or nothing.
@@ -110,3 +104,16 @@ yep, the data fits nicely around the desired conclusion
 --- 15386634
 >>15386213
 they will continue to use every method of lying they can think up with their deranged greedy brains as long as there continues to be no consequences for the lying
+--- 15388521
+>>15370236
+good PDF
+--- 15389846
+>>15370829
+>there's a thousand to counter it
+making fake graphs is easy, i can crank them out faster than you, but no matter how many fake graphs you bring, the climate wont change. its been stubbornly steady as a rock since the 1970s
+--- 15389971
+Global warming is real, seethe you absolute CHUDS.
+--- 15390098
+>>15369826
+>australia =/= global
+Got any facts to back that up?

sci/15370375.txt

@@ -59,10 +59,6 @@ How is it not believable? I usually have 4 cartons of grass fed organic milk and
 >>15370930
 Don't be so obvious in your trolling. Basic knowledge is that processing, refining and high heat stress the body with spikes in blood glucose and AGE's. Alcohol is an undisputed carcinogen. Therefore oatmeal is objectively healthier than bread and slow cooked meat is objectively healthier than salted meat which is often also smoked and nitrated thus carcinogenic. 
 Rather than good or bad and who ate what when, consider what food contains the most and easily digestible nutrients and the least toxins. Then consider that you don't like the taste of plain boiled meat and vegetables so go back to consooming slop again. Repeat this cycle over and over and there you go: modern society filled with trolls like (You).
---- 15372226
->>15370694
->listening to a doctor over an animal
-modern soientists are dumber than animals lmaooooo!!
 --- 15372385
 >>15370375 (OP)
 >please do not consume anything from nature
@@ -87,8 +83,6 @@ Has your transspecies transformation been complete yet?
 >>15372226
 >listening to a doctor over an animal
 A doctor is an animal
---- 15372409
->>15372406
 --- 15372410
 >>15370375 (OP)
 I just literally read some study that says eggs will protect you from alzheimers disease
@@ -325,9 +319,6 @@ Could be both.
 >>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.
@@ -355,12 +346,6 @@ Literally your whole body and hormones require cholesterol to be built.
 Even vitamin D is made from cholesterol.
 --- 15383300
 >>15372647
---- 15384144
->hey goy, stop eating food
->hey goy stop drinking water
->hey goy stop breathing air
->hey goy you're ruining my planet
-this characteristic semitic behavior is the only evidence that makes the holohoax narrative slightly believable
 --- 15384260
 >>15382504
 Your body produces all the cholesterol you need already. You are dodging and not saying anything, you are just spitting mechanistic speculation that has no basis in reality. 
@@ -390,13 +375,8 @@ https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0002870379903168
 Also before 1940s almost nobody dies because of heart attacks. 
 And then they ate butter, lard and milk products a lot. 
 Only after the 40s it increased to be in the top 3 mayor causes of death.
---- 15385586
-I had eggs for breakfast, am i gonna die?
 --- 15385696
 This is where "trusting the experts" gets you. You become this man. You literally, physically become this man.
---- 15385933
->>15385696
-whats wrong with he abdomen? why is he so bloated?
 --- 15385943
 >>15385696
 >Jew becomes the golem
@@ -404,6 +384,30 @@ Oh the iron knee....
 --- 15386009
 >>15385696
 We were gaslighted as children to not trust our own judgement, like don't judge a book by it's cover. That way scientists can ignore their own science that eyes and brains have evolved to judge accurately for survival and reproduction. Yes but here is an artificial illusion that totally proves your lack of good judgement they say. Whatever. My brain is fried with nonsense. Well played elites. You got me.
---- 15386948
->>15385933
-You may not like it, but thats what peak health looks like
+--- 15388401
+>>15385586
+r u dead yet?
+--- 15388493
+>>15370375 (OP)
+I eat 6 to 12 raw eggs every day and have for years. I noticed a huge difference in recovery from injury, reduction of brain fog and drive since I began eating so many eggs.
+I imagine I very well could be the healthiest anon on this board at any given time. Eggs, in particular the yolk, are probably the best single food in the world along with roe and liver.
+--- 15389608
+>>15388493
+how much liver can i eat without risking gout?
+--- 15389627
+>>15389608
+? as much as you'd like, why the hell would liver cause gout?
+--- 15389636
+let's suppose eating animal fat does give me heart disease(it won't). Why would I care if it's something that won't appear until I am 50 or so? Living a high carb vegan lifestyle will quickly age you anyways, si you will look and feel terrible by that age even if you don't get heart disease.
+
+heart disease is actually caused by pufa and carbs. though.
+--- 15389641
+>>15370375 (OP)
+>eggs
+>bad
+Yea no
+eggs are high in hdl, that is the "good" cholesterol
+
+they're some of the most nutrients dense foods you can have
+
+eggs are some of the healthiest foods and probably the closest thing to a superfood you can eat

sci/15370417.txt

@@ -193,3 +193,6 @@ Also pic related
 >>15371017
 yes, God is a necessary being and a noncontingent starting point of the universe.
 Congratulations.
+--- 15388491
+>>15375802
+>>>/pol/

sci/15370453.txt

@@ -144,11 +144,6 @@ As a politician he was an absolute asshole. This does not diminish his achieveme
 --- 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.
@@ -173,9 +168,6 @@ That's just what he tells you... obviously he had a real state in mind.
 >>15380788
 Israel now has the world's largest border walls. 
 Einstein was dumb, but not so dumb that he was beyond realizing that there were people more intelligent than himself.
---- 15384158
->>15371931
-good pdf
 --- 15384620
 >>15372014
 >And the elders of Zion is fake as fuck everyone knows that.
@@ -196,6 +188,8 @@ You don't need borders when the entire world is in your hands. Besides having du
 --- 15384642
 >>15380686
 Because there are other diseases that other cultures have that are worse than racism
---- 15386917
->>15371722
-he was just another lame jewish political activist posing a scientist for intellectual clout
+--- 15388396
+>>15372024
+Thats why it clearly is not a forgery
+--- 15389605
+>>15371705

sci/15370558.txt

@@ -103,3 +103,63 @@ Why would I do that? Lmao did I sound upset? I simply made a statement about the
 --- 15387065
 I think this is the right thread to mention that Malthusians are almost always wrong when they make concrete predictions. Paul Ehrlich especially. What a moron (gotta respect the hustle though).
 https://twitter.com/HumanProgress/status/1617989757535162368
+--- 15387607
+>>15370558 (OP)
+OMG overpopulation! must have draconian eco restrictions!
+OMG declining birth rates. Must import more savages!
+
+doesn't seem like both things can be true at the same time. it's almost like everything that comes from the msm and governments is a fucking lie.
+--- 15387612
+>>15370558 (OP)
+China has less pop, they will be a stable country
+India is decreasing
+Southamerican jungle and Africa are the problem, they burn nature and will get cars in 20 - 30 years
+--- 15387617
+>>15387607
+Yeah this too
+Africans aren't reading the guardian or buying national slopgraphic
+--- 15388512
+>>15387617
+they are not stupid enough to do that
+--- 15388565
+>>15370558 (OP)
+Overpopulation is cope alarmism by environmentalists who ship their plastics to Africans who then proceed to just throw it in the ocean anyway.
+
+The biggest issue is birth rates are declining and we don't even know why. There's very little overlapping elements between all countries experiencing it. Maybe working women is the common thread? It's hard to know for sure but until we can successfully bring countries back up to a 2.0 birth rate with minimal immigration we're in a disaster spiral that affects every country on the planet, even African nations are declining in rates faster than people expected.
+--- 15389065
+>>15370558 (OP)
+Its very simple, everyone except Africans and Muslims is headed for massive population contraction while muslims level off and Africans continue to expand
+
+The idea of most whites and asians going extinct and being replaced by Africans is so unacceptable at every level, that it evokes both a conscious and subconscious reaction of disgust and horror
+
+This leads midwits to try to show their moral superiority by overcomibg the immediate reaction of disgust and horror and coming up with rationalizations about how its actually a good thing and the only possible objection is mere racist bigotry that needs to be confronted and stamped out
+
+Midwits dominate the intellectual discourse so it's politically incorrect to even acknowledge the fact that humans are not replaceable parts that can be plugged into different societies as needed for economic stability with no repercussions, let alone acknowledge the fact that the 20 point IQ difference could possibly exist at all
+--- 15389119
+>>15370558 (OP)
+>niggers, chinks and poos are reproducing at unheard of levels 
+>it’s destroying the planet 
+>it’s somehow white peoples fault 
+I’m not trusting this science desu
+--- 15389140
+>>15389119
+
+fucking based, redpilled and kek
+--- 15389833
+>>15387612
+>they burn nature 
+where you live every last scrap of nature has been wiped out since the 20th century. 
+>3rd worlders are destroying nature
+the largest remaining wild animal in europe is a rabbit
+--- 15389860
+>>15370558 (OP)
+Ackshually it's over consumption without a care for the negative effects
+--- 15389869
+>>15371428
+It's not inherently being jewish that's the problem, the problem is we have too many assholes in society who perpetuate their shitty ways across generations with their shitty behaviour and it's ruining society
+>>15385635
+And therein lies the curse of life, that's probably why there aren't many civilizations around
+--- 15389930
+>>15389869
+>their shitty ways
+Like?

sci/15370730.txt

@@ -634,3 +634,13 @@ Anything bogoglio says should be ignored.
 --- 15387318
 >>15387315
 That's bizarre, Janny wiped a post after such a long delay just as I opened the thread...
+--- 15388494
+>>15387318
+you probably had it cached
+--- 15388500
+>>15370730 (OP)
+US is rapidly becoming a Turd World shithole, the Turd world population is bringing it's problems.
+--- 15389816
+>>15381326
+>It wouldn't surprise me at all if bug-chasing became mainstream
+already happened

sci/15371874.txt

@@ -88,24 +88,10 @@ it should, but it doesn't
 --- 15383688
 >>15382061
 Maybe in 10 of 15 years Retractionwatch might get around to doing an article about them. Retractionwatch is a good organization, but its only 4 people, they should have at least a few thousand more to make the kind of impact they need to make any significant difference in the way things are going.
---- 15383974
->>15380734
->how the fuck do they get away with this?
-peer review. how many non-vegans do you think are doing peer review in veganology?
 --- 15383982
 >To address the first aim, we compared the wider Reddit activity of r/AntiVegan users against that of a sample of r/askreddit users (N = 9500). With over 33 million users, r/askreddit is one of the most popular subreddits on Reddit. Given its popularity and the neutrality of its content, this subreddit has often been used as something of a “control group” for group-based comparisons (see, e.g., Bagroy et al., 2017).
 >Given its popularity and the neutrality of its content
 lol
---- 15383997
-The global warming orthodoxy is the result of groupthink enforced by cancel culture, not independent thinkers coming to the same conclusion
-
-https://www.discoursemagazine.com/ideas/2022/05/02/the-fake-scientific-consensus-on-climate-change/
-
->Consider the case of an Italian scientific conference last year that had to be canceled, not because of the pandemic, but because participants withdrew en masse after an Italian newspaper whipped up a crusade over one of the papers to be presented—a paper that expressed skepticism about the size of the human role in global warming. Rumors swirled that one of its authors was a “denier,” and everyone stampeded toward the exits. (See another report on an academic conference that got a similar reception.) This is “cancel culture” in climate science.
-
->Or consider a recent book by Obama-administration official Steve Koonin—former undersecretary of science for the Department of Energy—which questioned some of the conclusions of the established view. In a letter to Scientific American signed by a dozen other scientists, he was promptly denounced as a “crank” and a “disinformation peddler,” with plenty of insinuations that he must be bought and paid for by Big Oil.
-
->I think we’re starting to get an idea of how we got that “consensus.”
 --- 15384009
 >>15380593
 Great. Scifi without the fun
@@ -115,10 +101,47 @@ if meat is so good then why do you feel bad after eating it
 i don't feel bad after eating apples
 
 even coca-cola is seemingly more natural (and enjoyable) to consume than the burgers they're so readily paired with.
---- 15385524
+--- 15387909
+>>15383974
+>veganology
+How many vegans are in the field of nutrition. Regardless they should state their conflict of interest, they don't get a pass.
+--- 15388183
+>>15371874 (OP)
+meat bros... life seems to lose its meaning...
+
+https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9966591/
+--- 15388198
+They might be some merits on vegan diet, but is not found in stuff like imposible burgers or vegan cheese.
+--- 15388262
+>>15371874 (OP)
+>we examined the psychosocial characteristics of Reddit users
+
+troon "science" is pure cope and navel gazing
+--- 15388323
+>>15388183
+>https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9966591/
+None of these studies control for healthy meat eating versus unhealthy meat eating. For example, one would expect different health outcomes for low temperature versus high temperature cooking. That's why plant pushers will forever be dishonest cunts.
+--- 15388375
 >>15384898
-nobody is forcing you to stop being a mentally ill vegan
---- 15386902
->>15383997
->Rumors swirled that one of its authors was a “denier,” and everyone stampeded toward the exits. 
-is yelling denier in a crowded climate conference protect speech or is it the same as yelling fire in a crowded theater?
+I feel like shit after eating apples, no clue what you are talking about.
+--- 15388382
+>>15388323
+It's the same thing as when they refer to a diet high in sugar and fat as a "high fat diet" in order to portray fat as harmful.
+--- 15388603
+>>15387909
+they're just political activists posing as scientists, just like all the other scientists. honest people don't go into that line of work anymore, they get shut out by the political activists via the peer review process
+--- 15388640
+>>15371874 (OP)
+Veganism is a legitimate threat. Products keep getting reformulated as vegan and they become incredibly disgusting. Veganism is taking away my food.
+--- 15388808
+>>15388382
+Yes and another plant pushing deception is generalizing saturated fat as harmful. For example, one would expect different health outcomes for eating cheese versus drinking milk and eating chocolate versus adding coconut to a stew. 
+Discussing science is a rigged game though, because people only care about exercising power over others by any means necessary.
+--- 15388868
+>>15388603
+Left-wing politics has destroyed the credibility of all science for perhaps generations or even hundreds of years now.
+--- 15389835
+>veganology
+--- 15389867
+>>15388868
+And here's why that's a good thing: draining the swamp to make science great again. A great reset of the science to build science back better. A science that is not a threat to our democracy. Yes we can. For the people. Especially the children. Imagine a global science treaty without foreign intervention. A science that allows freedom of speech, diversity and inclusivity without hate speech or misinformation. A science that punishes criminals and illegal immigration. A science that does not depend on Russia and China. A science that encourages upward mobility through hard work like our founding fathers did. A new scientific order. God bless America!

sci/15374973.txt

@@ -541,3 +541,31 @@ Also Musk is not an engineer, he's just a money guy, therefore the successes are
 --- 15387359
 >>15374973 (OP)
 Elonsisters...
+--- 15387701
+>>15374973 (OP)
+Why does everyone suddenly become a rocket engineer whenever Musk does anything?
+ Nigger probably knows more avout rocket science then most of you.
+I get that he acts like a dumbass, but no other billionaire gets as much hate as him, even though they are much worse then him.
+--- 15387726
+>>15386716
+>>15386718
+Congrats, your irrational hatred of you and millions of other NPCs have done a great job elevating him to richest person on the planet.
+--- 15387903
+>>15374973 (OP)
+>If you blow up your rockets, you win!
+--- 15387917
+>>15380480
+>How does anyone think humans going to Mars is even feasible with this technology?
+Musk said he would land humans on Mars in 2020. 2 more years and we will have a fledgling Martian colony, chud. Million humans on Mars by 2050.
+--- 15388243
+>>15387917
+Musk is too optimistic in his estimates but the pandemic did set everything back quite a bit, as has having an unfriendly presidential administration.
+--- 15388571
+>>15386615
+You think von Braun was personally calculating loads on detail nr 573645 in SatunV booster?
+--- 15388577
+>>15387903
+Let's all laugh at muskrats. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
+--- 15390109
+>>15375431
+The Yandex reverse image search of conspiracy infographics

sci/15376142.txt

@@ -200,3 +200,38 @@ Why do psychiatrists get so defensive about the complete lack of ethical or scie
 --- 15387285
 >>15376283
 Cannabis alows doctors for examination, then they diagnose whatever they want.
+--- 15387703
+A lasting panic attack after eating edibles can be diagnosed as schyzophrenia, but you can probably go really schizophrenic (hearing voices etc) after cannabis use
+
+Question is: do people go schizophrenic from other causes than cannabis?
+If there are, what are the rates?
+Out of a 100 nuthouse-filed schizophrenics, how many are there because of cannabis?
+
+Also how would you deal with pharma shills
+--- 15387919
+>>15376142 (OP)
+In large quantities it causes psychosis. In small amounts it is an anti-depressant, same as with all psychoactive drugs.
+
+Don't worship the pharmacy jew, their pills are poison
+--- 15387956
+>>15376142 (OP)
+Because it’s not about the cannabis, (keep in mind I’m a schizo already) it’s about the BUTANE.
+Inhaled butane is responsible for “cannabis psychosis” and permanent neurological damage. If you use a lighter or a torch there is a high chance you are inhaling bits of unburnt butane gas. 
+Especially high heat methods like dabs where certain setups gas can actually go right into the stem and since butane sinks it just builds up for the user to inhale.
+No I don’t have any studies to back this up, but I’m positive that if I look up butane inhalation it will not have good results. I would like to see a study on edibles that are absolutely clean and free of any butane contact.
+--- 15387977
+>>15376142 (OP)
+I'm Jamaican and even my family has realised this. We of course would never support criminalisation of the herb but we feel that it's being pushed on kids more and more these days and is stronger to boot. In the old days only wise Rastas smoked it and there was none of this skunk bullshit. Now we have teen girls smoking it and ending up in the nuthouse by age 20 (true story)
+--- 15389227
+>>15376283
+You forgot OCD and anxiety disorders too. People who smoked weed in their teens are mentally deranged.
+--- 15389316
+>>15376142 (OP)
+>link between marijuana and psychotic illness
+the issue here is that a lot of people who deal with mental issues also take weed as a way to cope
+it's one of those situations where correlation doesn't necessarily mean causation
+
+for instance, weed helps treat major depressive disorder and will even be prescribed for such. when looking at things like this, it's important to take that sorta thing into account.
+Now that's not to say that weed doesn't have its potential dangers to one's mental health. Too much can increase one's anxiety and if one has a familial history of schizo disorders they'd be wise to stay away bit its not so black and white as you seem to make it out to be
+--- 15389376
+I smoke it because it gives me creative ideas to use in my art, opens my perception to appreciating facets of natural beauty I didn't appreciate before, allows me to explore unusual patterns of thinking, even if most of the ideas I get dont match up to reality when I am sober, and because it gives me mind blowing orgasms when I masturbate. How about you?

sci/15377486.txt

@@ -171,3 +171,48 @@ Basically, the pathological dishonesty that is required to make the trans ideolo
 Exactly. This is the correct formulation.
 
 t. cisgender transsexual
+--- 15387495
+>>15378205
+$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
+--- 15387498
+>fag ideology is illogical
+Whoa crazy you just figured this out?
+--- 15387500
+>>15379912
+A. Gender and sex are inseparable
+B. Gender roles are a product of evolution, they serve a purpose in terms of survival and thriving
+--- 15387510
+>>15380134
+Lol, the only functional purpose for the constantly healing/closing surgical wound is sex. The only purpose is to be fucked "like a woman" but it'll only ever be a simile for a vagina. It's mental illness+fetish
+--- 15387543
+>>15379912
+>>They claim that gender roles and societal views on gender are constructs of society and they’re not wrong. They want to behave as a gender opposite the one they were assigned at birth and I don’t understand why we can’t just live and let live.
+If gender roles are scripted and forced, an actual deconstruction of them would be to simply behave without respect for those conventions. Actively trying to embody opposite gender conventions reinforces stereotypes of what it means to be a man or woman. 
+>>15382985 is pretty on the nose. Having to transition to do things like "grill like a man" is emblematic of crippling social anxiety disorder where the individual has to not just be a "girly man" or "manly woman" but fully embody a stereotype to get ahead of criticism from peers. It's analogous in its logic to the mentality of "lol i didn't even try so i can't fail"
+--- 15387546
+CDC and WHO say is true, so is true
+woman literally man but removed penis
+--- 15387599
+>>15387386
+Marge
+--- 15387817
+Trannies are fucking weird.
+>Simple as
+--- 15387832
+>>15377486 (OP)
+Not the same doesn't mean they aren't connected. It's difficult to take the right seriously because they put forward these half-cocked retarded postulations indicating either inability to grapple with the subject matter or a disingenuous attempt to push a narrative under the guise of discourse. Just think for two fucking seconds before you speak. Is that really too much to ask for?
+--- 15388282
+>>15387832
+>It's difficult to take the right seriously 
+Hard to take seriously people who think males are women. Create whatever construct you want in your head but no male will ever be a woman. You can call yourself the God of science and the arbitrator of reality but no matter what you say, no male will ever be a woman. Why should anyone care what a creature such as yourself takes serious when you've already announced you're not a serious person.
+--- 15389824
+simple as
+--- 15389878
+>>15380134
+An infected axe wound that needs constant dilating for it to stay open isn't a vagina.
+--- 15389895
+Rhetorically, there is a good point for an argument there, but, also, rhetorically, rhetoric does not work on those people. The real good point is dead trannies and dead tranny surgeons.
+--- 15389906
+>>15379912
+>scare people into voting against their best interests
+For sure, if people don't understand how mass importation of the third world to suppress wage growth is in their best interest then they should not be allowed to vote.

sci/15378175.txt

@@ -91,11 +91,6 @@ Evolution is slow AF.
 --- 15380416
 >>15378175 (OP)
 why are greek/roman sculptures so well made when their paintings are so shit?
---- 15380467
->>15379763
-but also woolly mammoths turned into elephants overnight at the end of the ice age. 
-evolution is slow when that fits the soience narrative and fast when the soience narrative demands it. 
-just a bunch of lies, you make it up as you go along
 --- 15380476
 >>15378175 (OP)
 this is now a tomboy supremacist thread
@@ -146,17 +141,40 @@ blacks only crossed the sahara as slaves
 >>15378719
 >>15379522
 George Washington, Thomas Edison, and Wernher Von Braun
---- 15385521
->>15378491
 --- 15386492
 Their filters made him look female for politics.
 He was a young soft faced male in his youth. AI is often too dumb to figure out the difference.
 --- 15386501
 >>15378498
 stop with this bullshit or i will pay a pack of feral cheddarmen to come pay you a visit.
---- 15386939
->>15384216
->big nosed chinlet
-bad combo
 --- 15387040
 look what they've done to my tomboy
+--- 15388580
+>>15384994
+>Wernher Von Brown
+--- 15388629
+>>15378175 (OP)
+>Seems hard to believe that the prettiest meme girl from the ancient world was so androgynous.
+Royalty had a beauty advantage
+>Hasn't got shit all over her
+--- 15388650
+>>15378175 (OP)
+>qt tomboy cleopatra
+--- 15388770
+>>15378175 (OP)
+>Is this all just more of the scientists' bad habit of presenting non disprovable conjectures as legitimate science?
+
+Definitely, reconstructions function in the same thematic expression affiliated with astronomical analysis such false color images, age of astrological bodies via red shifting and the cosmological horizon. In theory reconstruction is used to approximate the accuracy of "likeness" of individuals.
+
+But the problem is reconstruction often utilizes art (paintings/sculptures) and literature (1st or 3rd person accounts) to illustrate likeness. But people who view this often ignore the subjectiveness of artists who either felt pressure or admiration in the creation of portraits or sculptures. Thus it's possible rather than capturing authenticity of the tartget, they instead capture the idealized form and thus filter out imperfections or features that would be viewed unfavorably by the audience it's made for at the time.
+
+There is also the fact that because reconstructions are trying to approximate likeness of people that are thousands of years old. A lot of reference points are in a deteriorated state meaning you are bumping into a physical horizon to which there is no more information to utilize in order to gain more accuracy. Again akin to the cosmological horizon to which the distance of an event is too great to access the accuracy of causality of the subject matter.
+
+So something like pic related which is a mixture of a.i. generation, historical reference and artistic inference can only be so accurate. All the men in pic could be darker skinned or lighter skinned then they are portrayed. They could also be more physically leaner, fatter, taller, shorter, scarred or sikley. We can't really know past a certain point. So Cleopatra could possibly look like your picture but anyone stating accuracy above 75% without skeletal remains is pushing it.
+--- 15389599
+>>15388770
+presuming that people 2000 years ago exactly resemble contemporary people is denying evolution.
+--- 15389613
+>>15389599
+How the fuck are there two of you morons?
+>>15379763

sci/15378431.txt

@@ -79,3 +79,28 @@ Why even live?
 --- 15387238
 >>15382049
 It's not spam and in fact this thread should be stickied. The absence of aliens implies that we are alone and that our shitty species is the elder civilization of the galaxy and will someday rule it. Proving or disproving this hypothesis should be the top priority of all space science.
+--- 15389415
+Since this thread automatically restarts once it 404s, why don't we just keep this one going forever as a way to memorialize the fact that jannie doesn't care whatsoever about deleting automated spam, but will reliably delete threads that people show actual interest in?
+--- 15389419
+>>15378431 (OP)
+shut the
+shut the fuck up
+--- 15389471
+>>15378431 (OP)
+Staying the fuck away from this planet, due to Blue Eisenhower November .
+
+It's the biggest gun we have.
+--- 15389485
+>>15387238
+if it were stickied then it wouldn't need to be automatically reposted the second it 404d
+--- 15389565
+>>15387015
+It's possible that once a technological civilization achieves the Singularity they vanish to a higher plane of existence or something like that. There are some decent scifi stories by Vernor Vinge about people who get left behind on the empty Earth when the Singularity happens. If the aliens have all achieved the Singularity we may never see them unless we do the same.
+--- 15389566
+>>15378431 (OP)
+They went inwards, rather than outwards
+--- 15389587
+As soon as any civilization figures out they live in a simulation, the ancient advanced aliens that run the simulation just press the delete key. When our civ eventually confirms it scientifically then we will be deleted as well.
+--- 15389814
+>>15378431 (OP)
+In your head - making you ask silly questions.

sci/15378472.txt

@@ -37,3 +37,7 @@ ngmi
 --- 15386643
 >>15378472 (OP)
 you can change settings to where it stops highlighting those words. there is a function to make certain words accepted i forget how havn't used it in a while
+--- 15389135
+>>15384773
+/thread
+NXET!

sci/15379089.txt

@@ -362,3 +362,33 @@ Chuds are the ones enjoying nature and exploring space.
 >here we see the prime example of the low IQ jew hater chud 
 >Their program is designed to answer every question with "ITS THE JEWS"
 I'm Jewish and I genuinely just find it funny. Like, if you're White, how do you react to seeing some overweight blue-haired lib writing a bunch of tweets about how the White man is to blame for her lot in life? That's what I feel reading these.
+--- 15387481
+>>15379089 (OP)
+NASA and Congress put all their bargaining chips into the Space Shuttle, while decreasing their budget from 3% of GPD, to .18%
+NASA got bogged down on it, as well as congress ensuring all future N for 50 years, and congress has enforced this budgetarily to ensure the shuttle contractors still have work lmao
+Also the SLS and Starship are better rockets (albeit one is soulless, and the other is still a prototype)
+--- 15387518
+>>15379089 (OP)
+
+Lerne damit umzugehen ... or just put us in fucking charge again. :)
+--- 15388422
+>>15387349
+--- 15388444
+>>15379089 (OP)
+Redditors getting more and more desperate by the day. They still have no clue why the rockets keep failing and the reason for the perpetual delays. 
+
+https://youtu.be/eJK1gLHbOxA?t=1136 [Embed]
+--- 15388681
+>>15386734
+No you don't
+You enjoy a cargo cult
+--- 15389596
+>>15387349
+--- 15389644
+>>15388422
+It's even worse than that. Civilization was ready for those who tried to exploit it, and had effective systems in place to remove them. Jews destroyed this immune system because it refused to let them steal. Now our society has AIDS, and is a dying body getting consumed by random bacteria.
+--- 15389661
+>>15381109
+Even if the blueprints were lost (they aren't) the designs could be reverse engineered from the numerous unflown parts they still have in warehouses today.
+
+And guess what, exactly that idea was put forth in a competitor bid to SLS by Dynetics, who proposed an iterative improvement on the F-1, the F-1B, using unflown F-1 engines as the basis of the development.

sci/15379528.txt

@@ -371,3 +371,100 @@ Similarly you can show for the other one that |ln(1+x)-x+x^2/2|<=(ln(256)-5)|
 --- 15387068
 >>15387006
 I can see that's the question, my question was why that specific value. For a rigorous math question it appears completely random.
+--- 15387474
+>>15387068
+I assume the instructor has some particular method in mind to bound tail sums like those, instead of just calculating them.
+--- 15387626
+Suppose X is a set and C is a collection of subsets of X which is stable under finite intersections. Is there a nice characterization of the algebra (as opposed to sigma algebra) generated by C?
+--- 15388148
+>>15387626
+nvm, I've found what I was looking for: the algebra generated by C is the set of all finite unions of finite intersections of sets in C or their complements (and this applies to any collection C of subsets of X, not necessarily stable under finite intersections).
+--- 15388588
+is it
+[eqn]
+\dot{\vec r}
+[/eqn]
+or
+[eqn]
+\vec{\dot r}
+[/eqn]
+--- 15388598
+>>15388588
+The top one.
+
+You can have the derivative of a vector function,
+but not the vector of the derivative of a function...
+unless you're making a gradient vector.
+--- 15389148
+>>15386681
+Is this a verilog/vhdl exercise for babbys first digital logic course; what have you tried so far?
+>>>/diy/mcg
+>>>/diy/ohm
+--- 15389184
+What is a function that takes its argument k and:
+yields 1 if k < 0
+and
+yields 0 if k >= 0
+?
+
+I'm not be interested in a piecewise function, because that would be trivial.
+--- 15389586
+>>15389184
+[math] \dfrac{|k|-k}{2} [/math]
+--- 15389593
+>>15379528 (OP)
+how to prepare for physics 2 AP test? 
+Should i just grind more practice tests? read the textbook?
+--- 15389643
+>>15389586
+>>15389184
+
+It's actually [math] |k|-k \over 2k [/math] that does
+the trick.
+--- 15389675
+>>15389148
+>Is this a verilog/vhdl exercise for babbys first digital logic course
+Nope we haven't learnt it yet. 
+>what have you tried so far?
+I think I figured out what to do for each option.
+For 1) we can just pass the input into the output. 
+2) Use an OR gate 
+3) Use an AND gate
+4) Make a half adder (?)
+But I just can't figure out how to use AB. Maybe a mux would do the job but what would the circuit diagram look like?
+--- 15389773
+Show that if f = O(g) and
+g = O(h), then f = O(h). 
+
+Studying right now, and theres lots of questions of that type. I do not know how to do these types of problems, id appreciate if someone could solve that for me. theres a few others that are more complex, but i think if i see one worked out it'll click. my attempt was some crap with the limit definition, but it was just me throwing shit at the wall.
+--- 15389855
+>>15389773
+Big O notation can be ambiguous if not interpreted in the right context. I'm gonna assume that [math]f,g,h[/math] are all functions of the form [math]\mathbb{R} \to [0, \infty)[/math] and that [math]f = O(g)[/math] stands for "there exists a positive constant [math]C[/math] and positive number [math]N[/math] such that for all real [math]x \ge N[/math] we have [math]f(x) \le C g(x)[/math]". Your definition may differ, in which case I'll leave it to you to make the necessary minor adjustments. 
+
+So, assume [math]f(x) = O(g(x))[/math] and [math]g(x) = O(h(x))[/math] as [math]x \to \infty[/math]. Then there exist positive constants [math]C_1, C_2[/math] and positive numbers [math]N_1 , N_2[/math] such that whenever [math]x \ge N_1[/math] we have [math]f(x) \le C_1 g(x)[/math] and whenever [math]x \ge N_2[/math] we have [math]g(x) \le C_2 h(x)[/math]. Then for any [math]x \ge \max \{N_1, N_2\}[/math] we have [math]f(x) \le C_1 g(x) \le C_1 C_2 h(x)[/math], which shows that [math]f(x) = O(h(x))[/math] as [math]x \to \infty[/math].
+--- 15389900
+>>15389855
+Thank you anon :) , so I need to use the other definition instead of limits
+--- 15390116
+>>15389643
+Thanks. That's close, but it's undefined when k = 0, because it performs division by 0.
+
+It was easy for me to find a function that works for all numbers ≠ 0. The thing I couldn't figure out was how to make it work for all numbers including 0.
+
+Any ideas?
+
+To recap, this is the problem:
+
+What is a function that takes its argument k and:
+yields 1 if k < 0
+and
+yields 0 if k >= 0
+?
+
+I'm not be interested in a piecewise function, because that would be trivial.
+--- 15390167
+>>15390116
+> I'm not be interested in a piecewise function, because that would be trivial.
+Why the fuck not? The ternary operator is intrinsic to most languages. 
+
+Otherwise just extract the most significant bit of the two's complement binary representation.

sci/15379790.txt

@@ -335,3 +335,136 @@ Do i ACTUALLY need this or does my professor just want to torture me?
 >>15387377
 And this isn't even proofs where understanding it gives you a new point of view and increases your analytical thinking.
 No, this is just made-up bullshit with the specific purpose of making other made-up bullshit more complicated.
+--- 15387453
+>>15387377
+Of course you need this. Do you really want to assume an ultrafilter and construct the hyperreals?
+--- 15387459
+>>15387384
+You're it isn't proofs where understanding it gives you a new point of view and increases your analytical thinking. It is a definition.
+--- 15387524
+>>15385371
+>Is combinatorics ever useful for machine learning?
+Not really. Combinatorics isn't super useful for machine learning. ML is mostly statistics and linear algebra. 
+
+However matroid theory basically provides a combinatorial analog of some of the ideas in linear algebra. It turns out that matroids are closely connected to optimization, greedy algorithms, and linear programming. This ends up being useful for machine learning, because ML often involves optimization algorithms that can be better understood using matroids. That being said, I don't know much about the topic. I don't ML algorithms are doing a lot of combinatorics or matroid theory or anything like that. I haven't looked to dep into it, but from what I understand matroid theory ends up being a useful tool, not for actually executing optimization algorithms, but rather for proving that these algorithms in fact work in the general case. So it more so has to do with machine learning theory, rather than machine learning implementation. 
+
+My undergrad education was at a very small liberal arts college. I was a good student and I think the professors were great, but the math department was very small and class choices were limited. Also, this was unfortunately during COVID lockdowns. However, I definitely learned a lot of cool stuff. 
+
+Masters program was at a much larger university, and it has really been fun, and this fall I'll be starting my PhD. I'm actually moving to a philosophy department, but I'll still be doing a decent bit of quantitative work, because I'm going to be studying game theory. 
+
+Anyway, my biggest piece of advice is to get to know your professors. This is super fucking important, and something I have struggled with, since I'm not great in social groups and I have difficult understanding normie psychology. Letters of Rec. are probably even more important than raw grades for grad school and the job market, so get to know your profs.
+--- 15387572
+>>15387524
+>Combinatorics isn't super useful for machine learning. ML is mostly statistics and linear algebra. 
+But combinatorics is useful in statistics?
+--- 15387573
+>>15387217
+Does not exist as far as I know. I have come across an unfinished solution blog where multiple people suggested solutions, but I think your best bet will be to look it up on math stack exchange, and to ask the question yourself if it is not on there.
+--- 15388403
+>>15387052
+Well that the jump from real to complex number treatment is very algebraic in nature and thus fairly tame. In this sense, yes.
+Of course the ontological questions, the meaning of "exists", is a bottomless pit that even goes beyond mathematics. Empirically, one can do math without addressing them.
+--- 15388523
+>>15379790 (OP)
+Haven't had to integrate partials like this in a while, is there something obvious u-sub I'm missing?
+
+[eqn]
+\int \left( f(x) \frac{\partial^3g(x)}{\partial x^3}-\frac{\partial g(x)}{\partial x}\frac{\partial^2f(x)}{\partial x^2}\right)dx
+[/eqn]
+
+Answer key has it as:
+
+[eqn]
+\left[f(x)\frac{\partial^2g(x)}{\partial x^2} - \frac{\partial g(x)}{\partial x}\frac{\partial f(x)}{\partial x}\right] - \int \left(\frac{\partial f(x)}{\partial x}\frac{\partial^2 g(x)}{\partial x^2} - \frac{\partial^2 g(x)}{\partial x^2}\frac{\partial f(x)}{\partial x} \right)
+\\
+ = \left[f(x)\frac{\partial^2g(x)}{\partial x^2} - \frac{\partial g(x)}{\partial x}\frac{\partial f(x)}{\partial x}\right]
+[/eqn]
+--- 15388527
+>>15388523
+it looks like integration by parts I'm just not sure whats u and v
+--- 15388537
+>>15388523
+>>15388527
+split the integral into two along the subtraction and use integration by parts on each half separately, and then recombine
+--- 15388547
+>>15387052
+This is a really interesting question, and I think the equivalence of these questions DOES depend on the answer to each of them. 
+
+The only time I think these questions wouldnt be equivalent is if you think the real numbers exist because theyre "real" in a physical sense. Ie, real numbers can be assigned to physical quantities in some countable way, one whole apple (Z+), gaining negative $10 (spending $10) (integers), eating half of a cake (rationals), wrapping a length of paper around a can (irrationals). Complex numbers are only special because of imaginary numbers, which don't cleanly correspond to physical quantities in a way that can't equivalently be expressed without them. Even quantum mechanics can be formulated solely in terms of sine and cosine. So if you think real numbers are "real" numbers, and imaginary numbers are "fake" or "constructed" numbers, then these questions are not equivalent.
+
+Most people, myself included, don't view the existence of numbers in this way, but its an interesting thought
+--- 15388551
+>>15387057
+>regardless of the solution to equation A, is equation A equivalent to equation B?
+>WHAT DO U EVEN MEAN THE SOLUTION TO EQUATION A IS X
+boy
+--- 15388569
+>>15386325
+Physics math double major here, I went to a great university with a great compsci department, did not have this experience. Most of them could do rigorous proofs I hadn't seen simply because we're in different fields (proving turing completeness, halting problem, etc) while I could do ones they couldnt (analysis n shit). If none of the cs people you know do this, either you have a weak cs department or you arent looking hard enough (likely the latter).
+
+They out-earn us anyways lol but thankfully if you can learn physics you can probably teach yourself the skills needed to pull down six figures in tech
+--- 15388574
+>>15388537
+Fuck youre totally right. Thanks lad my calc is rusty, need to take a math methods class or something
+--- 15389074
+Is there a name for this?
+vector space over [math]\mathbb{C}[/math]
+vector space over [math]\mathbb{R}[/math]
+vector space over [math]\mathbb{Q}[/math]
+module over [math]\mathbb{Z}[/math]
+??? over [math]\mathbb{N}[/math]
+--- 15389087
+>>15389074
+It wouldn't have an additive inverse, so you'd end up with some sort of semiring/rig underlying, but I don't think that that'd generalise very well to a module-like structure
+--- 15389091
+>>15389074
+vectors can be integer-valued, they needn't be made up of reals.
+--- 15389113
+>>15389087
+>generalise very well to a module-like structure
+this is precisely what module means compared to vector space. A module needn't be defined over a proper field; a ring or group or (iirc) set is fine.
+
+>>15389074
+>module over Z
+>??? over N
+N forms the smallest ring containing the natural numbers. Z is also a ring. So, you decide.
+--- 15389163
+are there any textbooks on structural set theory?
+--- 15389201
+Just finished my first two semesters. I feel like it would be the responsible thing to do to earn credit for a few courses this summer like numerical analysis or differential equations or multi-variable calculus but I also just want to be a lazy fuck and marathon video games while maybe casually working through an introductory programming or combinatorics book. It's best that I tackle these courses earlier than later and that I be held accountable for my education but I also really just love video games...
+--- 15389244
+>Before abstract algebra midterm
+>"God? Its me, I know I haven't been your humblest servant, but I will renounce all earthly vices if I could just mercifully be allowed to receive a 65%, which would leave me with a 70% average and is the bare minimum to continue my studies. Your always humble servant..."
+
+>After midterm
+>"GOD?!!? As your angriest, scorned, denizen, I am DISGUSTED you found it suitable to humiliate me with an 89%. Is this your sick idea of a joke?!!? I reject you, I deny you, I will dedicate my life to your destruction!"
+
+Uh, any of you other homos know this feel?
+--- 15389253
+>>15389244
+
+>I don't understand this concept. This is it. This is the point where I am exposed and filtered as a brainlet.
+
+*gets the concept*
+>Naturally. I am one of today's greatest minds, the reincarnation of Euler.
+--- 15389396
+rip MJR
+--- 15389398
+I read about mathematicians in the 20th or 19th century who had contrary views on the philosophy of mathematics. Like intuitionism, constructivism, finitism.
+
+Are these different views still recognized in academia as an actual debate and relevant and important in some way?
+--- 15389637
+>>15385720
+Hello anon! Thanks for your solution, it is of course correct! Always fun to see people using generating functions. How did you know to differentiate to extract the coefficient? Sorry, I'm not very familiar with generating functions still, I've been meaning to get around to it sometime soon. Is what you did explained in generatingfunctionology?
+
+But again, thanks a lot! Amazing work and I hope you have a just as amazing day.
+>>15385860
+Nice generalization!
+>>15387524
+>Not really. Combinatorics isn't super useful for machine learning.
+Well I suppose that's fine.
+>this fall I'll be starting my PhD
+Best of luck to you, anon. I hope whatever you face you overcome it.
+>my biggest piece of advice is to get to know your professors.
+Thank you for this advice. I hope I can put it to good use. In highschool I've managed to be close with teachers to the point one of our math teachers brings problems he can't solve to me and asks for geogebra/desmos help. In university that might be more challenging.
+Again, good luck on your PhD journey and thanks for your advice.

sci/15380597.txt

@@ -74,9 +74,6 @@ she looks like a scientist
 --- 15386464
 >>15381016
 Holy fucking cringe
---- 15386469
-This just happened. 
-The $44 billion Musk spent on Twitter was all fuck you money, he doesn't care if he alienates his most famous users and loses his investment, he is enjoying making it happen
 --- 15386586
 >>15386469
 He sold tesla stock to buy twitter
@@ -85,3 +82,25 @@ He sold tesla stock to buy twitter
 Top kek.
 
 Chemists go WILD with their names.
+--- 15388257
+>>15386875
+>Russian watermark
+I wonder who might be behind this
+--- 15389385
+This one is extra funny because I know a Bangladeshi guy who pulled it off IRL to get into Duke, his father was an embassy diplomat in D.C.. I also know a jewish guy from a wealthy family who got a full scholarship at UC Boulder by pretending to be native American.
+--- 15389624
+humor is a fairly easy topic to analyze, its been done a bunch of times. i'm somewhat amazed that there isn't meme generation software yet, it wouldn't be hard to do.
+--- 15389654
+>>15386573
+>>15383762
+>"Ummm... science says this"
+Type memes are horrid. Poth political sides use it nonstop and it makes me sick. Stop parroting your words using the carcass of science as your puppet.
+
+ I agree with this image but you framed it in a faggy way. Kill yourself loser
+--- 15389862
+>>15389848
+>What about the holohoax?
+A more likely response is that that was done by the biggest racists of all, whose hairsplitting racial theories are a [math]reductio~ad~absurdum[/math] for the whole misguided concept
+--- 15389874
+>>15386573
+freud is v problematic tho tbf

sci/15380603.txt

@@ -35,9 +35,6 @@ you should kill him
 best way to achieve victory and crush him both mentally and spiritually is to be actually better than he is.
 
 You have to prove that you truly are his superior.
---- 15383842
-Its nice to see that theres someone other than dumbfuck newfag students posting on this board. 
-4chan is a 20 year old website, nobody under 40 years old should be welcome here. The children should stay on TikTok with their peers instead of trying to force their way into 4chan, where they are not welcome.
 --- 15384328
 >>15380999
 somebody over 20 having sex with an under 18 is a felony everywhere in the united states (unless you're married in the states that still allow that).
@@ -60,3 +57,8 @@ i wish this was the case, but in real life people who cheat win. bad people live
 --- 15386639
 >>15380603 (OP)
 Catfish him with a 16 year old girl and put the video on creep catchers
+--- 15387911
+>>15383352
+Immoralfag
+--- 15388080
+WURRRRNSTROM.

sci/15381213.txt

@@ -278,3 +278,19 @@ climate change activists and big govt would argue otherwise.
 --- 15386126
 >>15381634
 watched the first one and the argument on velocity was retarded. Fucking retarded. An intelligent 15 year old could refute it (hint: trains)
+--- 15387657
+>>15381213 (OP)
+god sneezed
+--- 15389466
+>>15381213 (OP)
+why does it need an origin?
+--- 15389473
+>>15381213 (OP)
+
+Another dimensional interaction that involves the forward-backward asymmetry issue.
+--- 15389500
+>>15382820
+This.
+--- 15389819
+>>15381634
+>linking to some videos instead of doing your own research

sci/15381412.txt

@@ -149,3 +149,103 @@ Im exactly at some expertise and extremely low confidence, how do I pull up anon
 >QI is also derivable from first principles
 A derivation which appears to have significant flaws.
 https://arxiv.org/abs/1908.01589
+--- 15387910
+Why can't dark matter just be a fucking ton of ice cold rocks?
+--- 15387916
+Like, seriously, i was just about to ask the stupid questions thread this question because i know it's not a smart question - that they must have considered this like... the instant they found out about the matter discrepancy in the rotation of distant galaxies. But like, why are we certain that dark matter really isn't just a bunch of really really really cold fucking rocks? Don't we have a problem where we don't know where all the lithium is? What if there is a ton of fucking matter along the entire periodic spectrum that we don't know about because it's damn near as cold as the background temp of the vacuum?
+--- 15388084
+>>15387336
+>unruh radiation is a faulty assumption
+stopped reading there
+do better next time
+>>15387164
+>mond is wrong
+I said QI (or Mihsc)
+try again
+>>15387146
+>baryon only formulation based on outdated theory of inertia from 1995
+...
+--- 15388091
+>>15388084
+whoops wrong pic
+--- 15388122
+>>15388084
+>>15388084
+>>mond is wrong
+>I said QI (or Mihsc)
+Yes, and all the rotation curve stuff from QI is just copied from MOND. Hence why I said "MOND like". 
+
+>baryon only formulation based on outdated theory of inertia from 1995
+No, that plot is recent. But the physics hasn't changed. And Mike's predictions are based on that "outdated" theory. If you think it's wrong and doesn't apply to QI, then you should email Mike and tell him his paper is wrong. His modification are with respect to the standard power spectrum. And I didn't say this disproved QI, however Mike has never explained the CMB power spectrum. His "modification" is nonsense.
+
+https://arxiv.org/abs/1404.7525
+--- 15388316
+>>15388084
+Look, I've been reading McCulloch and he makes a lot of ad-hoc assumptions about wavelength sampling and so on which has been corrected in: arxiv.org/pdf/1908.01589.pdf
+Also, his main assumption of inertial mass being proportional to the integral of the energy spectrum is not justified. Not to mention his theory violates the equivalence principle since Unruh radiation only occurs for proper acceleration. Also, outer-spiral velocities are OFF BY 30-54% (arxiv.org/pdf/1207.7007.pdf).
+--- 15388342
+>>15382769
+The more we learn the more likely it is we deter doomsday scenarios. The human condition is not just man vs. man, it's also man vs. nature.
+--- 15388550
+>>15388316
+>summation over all possible wave-paths followed by renormalization in justified in Quattum Mechanics (feynman diagrams, blackbohy diags) but when McCulloch does it (WITHOUT requiring the math-magic of renormalization) then it's not justified
+black matter shill
+>Unruh radiation only occurs for proper acceleration.
+back that claim up
+acceleration is just as relative as velocity is
+this in GR 101, black matter shill
+you are the indian call center of physics
+--- 15388556
+what is it about black holes that makes them the number one most popular popsci topic of discussion amongst the brainlet soience fangoys? 
+is it the comic bookish aspects of the spectacular, unrealistic and completely non disprovable conjectures which go along with the topic that make black holes so popular amongst the scientist posers and wannabes?
+--- 15388563
+>>15388556
+its because it poses a limit and humans hate limits.
+--- 15388618
+>>15388550
+stfu pseud, an observer in free fall does not have a rindler horizon.
+--- 15388644
+>>15387910
+>>15387916
+Cold matter in general can be detected in absorption, even if it emits no visible light. 
+
+The cosmological evidence that dark matter is not normal matter comes from two measurements. The fluctuations in the cosmic microwave background and the abundances of light elements formed in the early universe. Both probe times before galaxies, stars or rocks. Both show that there cannot be enough baryons to explain dark matter. The CMB in part is also sensitive to the total matter density, it shows the normal and total densities are not the same.
+Reintroducing baryonic dark matter would mean rewriting cosmology, and finding literally 5 times more matter than all that is currently known.
+
+>Don't we have a problem where we don't know where all the lithium is? What if there is a ton of fucking matter along the entire periodic spectrum 
+The lithium problem comes from primordial nucleosynthesis, the same evidence that shows baryons are not dark matter. Note that the total amount of lithium formed is tiny, less than one part per billion to hydrogen. If hydrogen isn't enough then lithium certainly isn't.
+--- 15388667
+>>15388550
+>acceleration is just as relative as velocity is
+It literally isn't. An experiment in a closed lab cannot determine it's velocity, it can measure the proper acceleration.
+
+>>15388618
+Correct. GR says free fall is equivalent to having no gravitational field.
+--- 15388733
+>>15386592 →
+--- 15388953
+>>15388618
+>an observer in free fall does not have a rindler horizon.
+even if that were true, it'd still be irrelevant since QI predicts a mandatory nonzero proper acceleration.
+even the HUP says a zero proper acceleration is impossible.
+Therefore, anything even if it's in free fall has a rindler horizon. It's just that the RH is so far out that, which ironically for you, it becomes equivalent to the cosmological horizon and proves QI.
+
+That was merely an internal critique. I didn't even touch on mach's principle, gravity wave emissions nulling true free fall, and that true free fall would still generate an asymmetric horizon (it just wouldn't be formulated as a classic rindler horizon). eg of the later: an object falling at a black hole.
+--- 15388958
+>>15388556
+it an effort to increase diversity
+>black holes
+>black matter
+>black energy
+what's next?
+>black space
+>black body radiation
+>black time
+>black surface
+>black particle
+.|
+--- 15388965
+>>15388958
+Where are the Asian holes at bro?
+--- 15389022
+Wait what? Dark Matter doesnt actually exist?

sci/15381491.txt

@@ -484,3 +484,58 @@ Capitalism is eternal. All economic systems are capitalist.
 Capitalism isn't wall street or placing bets. Capitalism is a philosophical formalization of something that always existed: To create wealth you need a combination of capital and labor.
 This wasn't obvious for most cultures. Most people in history thought that wealth was gold or land or something you have to take. The idea that capital+ labor creates wealth was practiced by farmers and craftmen in all ages, without putting a name to it.
 Communist states plan their economies by allocating capital and labor. A market economy with regulations is still based on capital and labor.
+--- 15387589
+>>15381491 (OP)
+>>15381536
+Pic related is a very relevant CIA copium report about how we will defeat a united racist china with the power of #BlackGirlMagic. It's full of stuff like
+>china might be difficult to destabilize because everyone is united behind the idea of chinese superiority
+>but they don't have our GREATEST STRENGTH, LE DIVERSITY*
+>*this was revealed to me in a dream
+--- 15387758
+>>15387589
+kek
+--- 15387813
+>>15386851
+Manson was connected to some pretty high level glowies. Helter Skelter wasn't merely his "fantasies" it was part of the glowie playbook.
+--- 15387818
+China has stronger capitalism than the fricking USA. fucking obese leechers and old dogs on life support drained everyone out.
+anticompetitve practice, infinite extension patent. group think, cultural decay. there is no turning back from becoming a shithole when the crabs in a bucket mentally is becoming prevalant in the west.
+--- 15388317
+>>15383774
+This is the most sorry state I've ever seen America in. Nationalism and patriotism are DEAD
+--- 15389021
+>>15384594
+The image article is purposely misleading, they're not shoplifting food to survive.
+--- 15389563
+>>15383691
+>ballpark 650 million in Europe
+>210 million in North America
+>20 million in Oceania
+>probably ~100 million not too mutted in latin america
+It's 900 mil to 1 bil, depending on whether you count >90-95% white latinos
+--- 15389727
+>>15387589
+No fucking way, more?
+--- 15389808
+>>15384473
+>Global media
+i'm immune cause i don't watch that gay shit
+--- 15389849
+>>15381491 (OP)
+>(((suicide)))
+--- 15390085
+>>15385725
+This
+
+For a /sci/ board people here sure are dumb
+--- 15390127
+>>15390085
+You can participate by posting more papers or you can whinge about people not doing enough for you, obviously the OP isn't a comprehensive critique of everything wrong with diversity.
+--- 15390159
+>>15387397
+capitalism is an economic system that requires private property rights you absolute nigger.
+--- 15390186
+>>15384676
+My neighboring town is completely full of Indians. Everywhere you go is full of Indians. Supermarkets, apartment complexes, gyms. It is extremely uncomfortable being surrounded by these people. I know people who moved out of that town because they couldn't take the number of Indians living there. 
+
+FFS, why don't you brown street shitters improve your home country and make it more inhabitable instead of mass immigrating here??

sci/15381592.txt

@@ -131,11 +131,6 @@ Honestly I sincerely doubt someone as profoundly stupid as you has ever even tho
 Cope. Car exhaust smells bad. Odds are its bad for the environment too. Odds are global warming is real.
 
 Unless you have your own aircrafts that measure solar radiation and been monitoring the amount of solar radiation since the 70's. Then you'd be a credible source instead of just some internet random being a global warming skeptic because global warming skepticism happens to be "trendy".
---- 15386076
->>15384081
->you're jealous of people who are better
-I'm about as jealous of you as I am of the disgusting fucking cow in pic related (your mother) and the massive hunks of shit she produces.
-Honestly the cow's byproduct has more value than the disgusting tripe you post online. At it can fertilize a plant or something.
 --- 15386127
 >>15384098
 kek!
@@ -231,3 +226,8 @@ What's funny is that on your own you conflated the belief in global warming with
 You are wrong.
 Click this link to find the truth.
 https://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/
+--- 15388509
+>>15387354
+--- 15389515
+>>15387354
+>i go to 4chan.org to post government propaganda

sci/15381763.txt

@@ -124,3 +124,30 @@ if jews are going to kill someone who tries to invent someone and no one gasses
 --- 15386989
 >>15383934
 why can't you own chudjak and have fun like everyone else?
+--- 15388812
+>>15381763 (OP)
+1. firing something at 8000 m/s in atmosphere equals massive air drag, extreme heat.
+2. massive acceleration causes death
+3. even technology cant handle those kind of accelerations
+4. unpredictable orbit from the massive drag. you shoot up but you still need sideways velocity top orbit. unless you aim at the horizon but then you travel through even more air.
+
+solution: you make a long rail gun tunnel that you enter from the ground (ideally mountains) then you accelerate until you exit at 100km plus altitude. problems with this include weather proofing and how to suspend it in the air
+--- 15388836
+>>15381763 (OP)
+>Why was this idea abandoned
+because it's retarded
+--- 15388904
+>>15381763 (OP)
+>need massive force for escape velocity
+>now you need massive strength to protect the payload from the force
+>now you need more massive force to offset the weight of the massive payload
+--- 15388967
+>>15381763 (OP)
+Everyone would assume it's simply a weapon
+It could probably work for small, densely built satellites (perhaps similar to starlink satellites), but it would break traditional satellites. They're not made to be hardy, they're made to exist in a free floating, zero pressure environment. Doubtful solar arrays would survive the launch/be able to unfold
+>>15384050
+>imagine mining asteroids, processing on the moon or mars, and just sending the processed minerals back to earth
+There would be so much NIMBYism about launching meteors at earth. They also have to survive entry. A better method would be sending them into orbit around the earth then collected and brought down in pods but they would need to be so heavy to be economical that the heat shielding would need to drastically advance
+--- 15389052
+>>15381763 (OP)
+Use this gun system, or other surface based launchers, to reach a sky hook rotating satellite at around 100,000 feet. Boom, you're in space. No rocket fuel or faggy Elon Muck needed.

sci/15381962.txt

@@ -395,3 +395,36 @@ There are youtube videos showing you how to model bifurcation diagrams in 5 minu
 Some people don't care about money and would rather pursue something they enjoy. I did, and subsequently have a better work-life balance than a software engineer, though admittedly my pay is slightly less (I'm physics faculty at a local university).
 
 You seem to be holding a grudge against physics for some reason, other people just enjoy different things than you, anon. Let it go.
+--- 15387721
+>>15382445
+>GOOGLE RECENTLY DID NOT SHARE THE CODE FOR FUCKING GPT-4
+Maybe they wouldn't share it but they definitely would like to be able to replicate it.
+Bard is laughable.
+--- 15387786
+>>15387314
+>model bifurcation diagrams
+no, i coded poincare sections of several chaotic physical situations (three body problem, triple pendulum, etc. not the simple logistic equation [math] x_{n+1} = r*x_{n}(1 - x_{n})[\math])
+>earn instant respect
+i dont care about your respect. my point was i was not filtered by classical mechanics but rather a physics prodigy given that i self studied taylor last year of hs and participated in physics olympiad. in addition, there is no respect in physics rather disgust to people who do because it is a self-jerking of one's own intellectual capacity to understand
+pretty astounding i still remember this shit from taylors chaos mechanics despite having read taylor a year ago (last year of high school :/)
+
+my problem with physics is how stupidly smart and hardworking you need to be to understand the material with ROI that is shit (that is non-applicable)
+--- 15387904
+>be second year mechfag 
+>comp sci friends always badgering me to play video games while getting pissed when I tell them I can’t because of study / homework
+Is comp sci the business degree of STEM?
+--- 15389719
+Since you are all jobless NEETS can any of you Physfags answer a question about the Observer effect? 
+
+Does an 'observer' necessarily mean a conscious being or an instrument? 
+If a black hole 10 billion light years away from any consciousness or measuring instrument sucks up a nearby star, is that process subject to quantum decoherence?
+--- 15389748
+>>15381962 (OP)
+you should get a masters, your total job opportunities will be quarupled
+>>15382063
+try your best to get a masters at a respectable institution, and this time actually study
+employer will see that you have good grades on the masters so he'll assume you got "better" with the years
+--- 15389761
+>>15381962 (OP)
+>If I want to work in optical design/photonics.
+You know anything about this? In the interviews did you show how knowledgeable you are?

sci/15381969.txt

@@ -259,3 +259,40 @@ Also, part of staying in your shithole is keeping your mouth shut, we dont want
 All of these girls were heroin addicted whores with deadbeat fathers
 >>15385852
 That never happened
+--- 15388241
+>>15382178
+>Eastern Europe
+lol, accurate
+--- 15388552
+>>15381969 (OP)
+pacified
+ 
+imagine going from viking to that in less than 1000 years
+--- 15388757
+>>15385849
+--- 15388766
+>>15383447
+>do you think Europe is a democratic place or not?
+Really no country is a Democracy, since Democracy is almost the worst form of government to exist. (Note that ALL forms of government = evil and unnecessary and just scams by corrupt gang leaders.)
+--- 15388768
+>>15384276
+>Democracy doesn't exist, your leaders are pre-elected puppets
+THIS. 
+Unless ballots are BLANK, you are just choosing between the pre-selected puppets the "government" allows you to pick.
+--- 15389647
+>>15388552
+Yep 
+Non-violence is a spook. Africans keep the troublesome members of their communities in check by regularly setting examples via lynchings
+--- 15389707
+>>15387255
+>All of these girls were heroin addicted whores with deadbeat fathers
+Which means it’s okay to rape them? Okay Sanjit.
+--- 15389788
+go back to >>>/pol/ fuckers this is science board
+--- 15389993
+>>15381969 (OP)
+two years krav maga + unbreakable umbrella + just walk the women home like gents.
+--- 15390074
+>>15388768
+or ballots in the trashcan
+no need to give the official blank vote to something that is illegitimate

sci/15382039.txt

@@ -141,3 +141,111 @@ maybe ask research what tom mueller or many other people in spacex's opinion of
 But he didn't ban literally everyone with heterodox views on twitter. That makes him a heretic. If he's not with us, he's against us.
 --- 15387410
 I'm a liberal who despises Elon Musk and I'm perfectly happy to acknowledge SpaceX is a great, important company and that Elon deserves a ton of credit for making and running it. Yes he posts cringeworthy cope about everything ever, due to his being a narcissist, and that includes the recent explosion, but that sort of personality probably does correlate with ambition and drive. Almost all the hatred towards SpaceX and Tesla is motivated reasoning from people who hate him as a person.
+--- 15387507
+>>15387410
+SpaceX and Tesla (and electric vehicles IG) are highly overrated. SpaceX is just a glorified delivery company using tech figured out in the '60s. The hate is mostly motivated by musktards who buy into the marketing.
+--- 15387587
+>>15387507
+You say delivery company like that would be a bad thing. Moving stuff from point a to point b has always been a core part of civilization. It's also laughable that you claim most of this is tech from the 1960s like we had similar engines or the ability to land our rockets at sea back then. The funniest thing however is how much one man makes you seeth.
+--- 15387603
+>>15382039 (OP)
+--- 15387621
+>>15382039 (OP)
+They spam /co, /k, /a. Some came from the corpse of infinity instead of migrating to neo-inginity
+Someone got mad and d...ed a janny in /g
+--- 15387628
+>>15387587
+Delivery companies aren't bad, but they're not impressive either, spacex has been selling these fantastical claims about mars and whatnot which musktards eat up. Self-landing rockets were a cake walk ever since GPS, and the engines are pretty much '60s tech.
+--- 15387660
+>>15387628
+>Self-landing rockets were a cake walk ever since GPS
+Are you retarded?
+--- 15387736
+>>15387660
+Nope: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonnell_Douglas_DC-X
+The problem was already figured out, they just needed the funding, but NASA spent most of it on the shuttle.
+--- 15388379
+>>15382039 (OP)
+tranny jannie doesn't seem to mind all the sjw spam
+--- 15388386
+>>15382039 (OP)
+commies hate Elon because he's the emblem of the capitalistic self-made man.
+They always try to say that he was born rich already or exploited an emerald mine (which didn't make him rich by the way), so he's a class enemy or whatever.
+--- 15388387
+>>15382039 (OP)
+The earth is flat with a dome. Elon Musk is a globohomo puppet. SpaceX is a fraud like all other space "agencies".
+--- 15388392
+>>15382039 (OP)
+proofs: 
+
+https://youtu.be/lKg-yn86zp4 [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/p-BFmn2S_jU [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/BVJgObFHLY4 [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/ru5fdfovkGI [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/74KRZt5oJME [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/tdwy-hxS-ts [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/UAx5cl9VpTE [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/JlFnJPFjcc0 [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/XetG30_YOeo [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/ziVLbEoQ4Sc [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/k0xClWgidZU [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/UbYtkrTquXE [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/1WHIr-IFqAo [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/WcqKUhU0WDc [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/wPrDg0CtWnk [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/hoGTBdu7dMc [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/mcLwr86emds [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/U_bJYXS9p4A [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/JOqc63Pp9OA [Embed]
+https://odysee.com/@probablyalexandra:6/an-inconvenient-history:b
+https://youtu.be/X-w8acuxF6w [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/nGLJ5XJP3uE [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/olbyJDou4qQ [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/0Q18iSz6mus [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/CLzj4PKJ2O4 [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/aFFM3YJAs4Q [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/Stft_t48Hxc [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/OPQLFlf89s8 [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/QWa7lTxhrKI [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/hyo8eKrinDM [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/DdLLamniSyg [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/udjk_FB80kM [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/4nKIN_eHYxw [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/fDBRhxryfZM [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/-rmDj1MJyaY [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/Kv9-JuLRpg0 [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/7Eeo-82Eac8 [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/DHhgLnIvuAs [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/CDG4oiCx_is [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/wz68Q2Nz05A [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/WffliCP2dU0 [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/uUuTAflN1rU [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/lkmY_4PKMlY [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/McdMMmclGVc [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/Cm7fBZq-8T4 [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/4SlRsbQ3nfM [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/Z36Ns7KUYHw [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/XhIwZuPGfss [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/CATklVkPEMw [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/eJK1gLHbOxA [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/ofp8qiL3dTs [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/WXaXnAvEpB8 [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/gWnFMWqDRQE [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/EvnrD49RmAY [Embed]
+https://youtu.be/3wU8_jT61eE [Embed]
+https://www.youtube.com/c/DeanOdleEurope/videos
+https://worldtruthvideos.website/watch/the-rulers-and-their-secret-signs_Dr5f3CZu6CvGLgW.html
+--- 15388404
+>>15388392
+fucking die and then go back to >>>/x/
+--- 15388428
+>>15388404
+The flat earth truth is censored on /x/ for obvious reasons, whole board narratives would collapse if the truth were to run unchecked.
+--- 15388433
+>>15388386
+Pfft, there's ton of impressive self-made billionaires who've actually created their own companies and successful novel products. Elon has done neither, getting rich solely off investments and creating retarded snake-oil scams. He attracts redditards and the like by spamming shitty memes on twitter and making ludicrous claims.
+--- 15389166
+>>15388433
+--- 15389495
+>>15389166
+based.

sci/15382333.txt

@@ -77,3 +77,22 @@ The geomagnetic circuit effects all parts of the Earth at once.
 --- 15386334
 >>15382333 (OP)
 very nice, super windy in norcal today
+--- 15388611
+>>15386334
+super Solar windy on Earth today
+significant geomagnetic conditions right now, primarily from those CMEs, and possibly also from nearby coronal holes
+--- 15388634
+>>15388611
+what effects do geomagnetic storms have? I noticed the NOAA xray thing is going crazy
+--- 15388658
+>>15388634
+>what effects do geomagnetic storms have?
+for the most part, which is well-established, pretty lights in the sky, i.e. the aurorae
+less well-established, but with a fair amount of evidence, is heightened seismic activity after a time delay, which can potentially trigger earthquakes in faults that are already on the verge of triggering
+for more extreme storms there's also the potential for effects on electrical equipment, which is why you get a bunch of doomers screaming about that every time there are geomagnetic storms, but this typically requires very extreme conditions
+satellites can be vulnerable under less extreme conditions, e.g. the Starlink satellites that got rekt, but it typically still requires a fair amount of activity
+--- 15389143
+OP here
+just spotted the aurora myself
+the Bz just flipped south and conditions are still G4, fantastic opportunity to see aurorae right now well into mid-latitudes
+look into the distance if they're not overhead (provided it's sufficiently dark outside where you live, soon best conditions will be Canada and US)

sci/15383612.txt

@@ -377,3 +377,184 @@ Haven't started yet, basic training is in a few weeks. All I know is submarines
 >>15387092
 >>15387116
 I guess that checks out. I'm probably just trying to convince myself to not do it at this point since I'm lazy, but when I think of doing products rather than R&D for the rest of my life I'd rather die. I'll continue to drag myself kicking and screaming to what I really want then, thanks.
+--- 15387452
+I failed CS
+it was just so fucking unbelievably boring
+I really like bugs though, like I'm autistic about them
+is there a degree for that?
+--- 15387454
+What are some adventurous jobs available to pure math PhDs? Something like decrypter for military.
+--- 15387504
+>>15387345
+You work for a salary so that you can live.
+That leaves room for you as a gentleman scientist.
+--- 15387727
+When I'm talking with recruiters from small companies in the middle of nowhere and they ask me what my "salary requirements" are what should I say?
+Do I give them a low-ball range or just tell them $100k is my floor and see what happens?
+--- 15387839
+>>15384478
+because of the current year thing, Russians aren't considered people anymore, nor are their degrees worth the paper they're printed on
+best to not touch Russia with a ten foot pole for the next decade
+--- 15387932
+>>15387727
+Depends how much you need the job. I usually say my target salary and my floor.
+--- 15387983
+don't read this:
+>graduate with physics undergrad almost 3 years ago
+>high gpa and good coding skills 
+>no plan with what to do afterwards
+>no major life goals, plans to start a family, anything
+>too anxious and lazy to do interviews or apply for positions because I have always been a massive crybaby and loser
+>spend almost 3 years leeching off parents and NEETing it up, trading crypto, getting high, jerking off, shitposting, aggravating my mental illness by aggressively isolating myself from people and the world
+>in a moment of clarity on a drug binge/manic episode decide I need to get my life together
+>one of my hotshot undergrad professors who thinks I'm smart and a hard worker wants me to join his group, apply and get in for the upcoming fall
+>love physics to death but have massive anxiety about what comes afterwards, if I will burn out on research and if I will just be wasting my time for the next X years
+>no motivation or desire to think of anything else I could spend my life doing
+Sorry, I just had to tell this to someone.
+--- 15387986
+>>15387932
+Why would they not just give you the floor every time then
+--- 15388029
+>>15387986
+The floor is fine as long as you get your other demands. 
+
+You give them choices, either your target salary, or your floor + the benefits you want. 90k with 25 days PTO, hybrid office whenever you want, and a good healthcare + dental plan might be worth as much or more than your target salary of 120k with 6 days paid sick leave and mandatory office hours. 
+
+Most of the time you end up somewhere in between. You don't HAVE to accept lowball offers.
+--- 15388038
+>>15388029
+I've never heard of someone negotiating benefits on an individual level, those are usually decided as a corporate policy.
+--- 15388363
+>>15388038
+Depends on the company, I had it added to my contract that I can work from home whenever I feel like it. Don't be a pussy, learn to negotiate
+--- 15388370
+>>15387983
+sounds good! good luck!
+--- 15388602
+>>15387452
+Yeah, a biology degree where you can take classes on bugs. Then do a bug masters or bug phd.
+
+There are zero jobs for bug people though.
+--- 15388614
+>>15388602
+damn that sucks
+is there a degree that's really easy and has jobs then?
+Because all i really care about is bugs
+I got 4.0 in my calculus classes but 3.0 in proofs
+I was fine when I was doing data structures and algorithms, but when I was doing operating systems and data bases it was so hard and boring and shitty I just dropped out
+I just hated it so badly, plus it was obvious all the asian students where just cheating by working together which violates the rules
+--- 15388630
+>>15383612 (OP)
+Is a stats major a good idea? Or should i drop out?
+--- 15388776
+College in the US is too expensive
+how do I get to a nordic country to get a stem degree?
+do they have good programs?
+has any of you done it?
+I assume I probably have to take some tests and stuff to prove I'm not a total retard
+--- 15388816
+>>15388776
+Tuition is usually free for EU citizens.
+If you're not an EU citizen you pay somewhere between 8k and 15k USD depending on the university.
+Not all universities have undergraduate programs in English, and you'll need to take a TOEFL exam or equivalent too.
+--- 15388830
+>>15388816
+I heard it was free in norway for international students
+also college in the us is 20k+ and in canada it's 30k+
+--- 15388849
+>>15388830
+>I heard it was free in norway for international students
+As of this year, not anymore.
+
+https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/norway-introduces-tuition-fees-for-international-students/
+--- 15388865
+>>15388849
+shit
+fuck me
+guess I won't be going to college
+fuck this shit I'm just gonna repair fridges and shit and die from coolant gases
+--- 15388875
+>>15388865
+>guess I won't be going to college
+Is a massive waste of money now. A college degree meant something 20+ years ago, but it means nothing now and costs around 10-20 times what it did just a couple decades ago. 
+I got my B.S. for less than $10,000 around 20 years ago, and my M.A. for just another $4500 about 15 years ago now.
+--- 15388882
+>>15388865
+you can be a different flavour of tradie
+I spent the money to go to college, and I can say that college degrees are totally fucking worthless
+either get an apprenticeship or go to uni, college is just bait to make you waste years of your life
+--- 15388885
+>>15388865
+All/most nordic countries used to have free universities (or nominal cost) for everyone until very recently. I think most EU countries now have fees between 8k-20k per year for non-Europeans.
+
+It makes sense since it was a bit ridiculous to offer free education to 7 gorillion pajeets who'd never learn the language and promptly fuck off after graduation. Or even to e.g. Americans, since there was no reciprocity; nordics still had to pay for US education anyway.
+
+However I'm convinced that they are using it as a way to slowly shoehorn in tuition fees for domestic students to make everyone good little debt slaves. Unfortunately for you USA is leading the way in this game.
+--- 15389136
+>>15388875
+well what do I do now?
+Tradie?
+>>15388882
+which trade is the best (as in I get a living wage for doing fuck all and don't lose my fingers)?
+I can still read rudin and collect bugs as a hobby I guess
+--- 15389218
+>>15389136
+See if you can get someone to fund your studies. You'll have to look into this yourself to figure out what specific opportunities are available to you. Generally these fall into two categories: 1) for the poor 2) for the talented. May come from governments, from universities themselves, or from other funding sources e.g. ones left by rich dead people. Between these, choosing an appropriately priced university and doing some work while there you can get away without lifelong debt slavery.
+
+I attended uni in the UK with gibs totalling around 20k per year, when tuition fees were 9k/year. So I managed to actually save a bit of money rather than accumulating debt. However many of the funding sources I used were specific to my country/being within the EU.
+--- 15389231
+>>15389218
+Bro... I'm American... it's over
+--- 15389240
+>>15389231
+How old are you?
+What state do you live in?
+What do you wish to study?
+--- 15389242
+>>15389231
+Yes that much is clear you dingus. That doesn't mean there is nothing available for you, it just means that my specific circumstances won't be relevant to you.
+
+I see clapistanis here talk frequently about fighting for israel for a few years and getting free college and preferential treatment out of it so maybe look into that also.
+--- 15389246
+The price tag on an American university education can indeed be shocking to the uninitiated. When I was enrolling in classes and watching the numbers on my bursar account going up I thought I was going to shit myself. You aren't even getting anything tangible out of the deal. A total shakedown really. You need a plan if you are going to deal with those thieves. If you can get through to the other side relatively unscathed though, you will have many more opportunities available to you.
+--- 15389250
+What comes into mind is that one of the more useful aspects of these generals would be to pool together some knowledge about funding sources and opportunities at various stages and in various countries. However since that isn't directly related to science careers and risks derailing these threads from their purported subject matter it might be better done in a separate thread. I don't know if jannies would let us have a university general, it would really make sense since 97% of the non-garbage content here is young retards asking about university education anyway.
+--- 15389368
+>>15389240
+21... IT'S FUCKING OVER I WASTED MY LIFE
+I live in washington and I dont know what to study
+>>15389242
+I'm NOT dying for fucking Israel bro
+not a chance on fucking earth
+--- 15389403
+>>15389368
+>21
+When you are 24 you no longer have to list your parents' income on your FAFSA. I'm assuming you are a massive poorfag which means you would qualify for Pell Grant. The max amount is like $7k per year currently.
+--- 15389407
+Academia larps so hard.
+More research is required to find out why.
+--- 15389457
+>>15384556
+Have your uni pay for Abaqus license on an available desktop and your life will be godmode. Ansys, catia, and SOLIDWORKS eat ass in comparison to my king. Just remote desktop.
+--- 15389510
+No stupid questions thread so I'll ask her. Is bleeding out by cutting your wrist painful? Seems like it would be more of an aching pain
+--- 15389517
+>>15389510
+No, but it's not very effective. You can try cutting the axillary artery instead.
+--- 15389526
+>>15389517
+Under the armpits right? How exactly do I locate it without cutting any major nerves?
+--- 15389671
+Is there any way to view standards without paying for them? A prospective employer wants me to familiarise myself with some, but it seems so far I would have to pay hundreds of dollars to do so. I have tried using some resources from my old university as an alumni but no luck.
+--- 15389706
+>>15389526
+Easy to locate. Feel the pulse. But you can't avoid nerves if you are going the cutting route. If you botch it, say goodbye to your arm. To prevent further complications, make sure you disinfect the blade. That said, it is hard to botch, I mean you can just keep stabbing until blood starts spurting out, assuming you don't faint. Good luck.
+--- 15389828
+>>15389510
+it's not "painful" if you numb your wrists in a bucket of ice beforehand, but it will be agonizing. you will probably vomit. not a great way to die
+--- 15389852
+>>15389246
+I went to a domestic uni here in Europe even though I was accepted into two T20 colleges just because of the price tag and lack of scholarships for foreign students. It sucks but can't do much about it. Still ended up doing well for myself here at least, but no 6 figure entry level salary lol.
+
+>>15389250
+I agree that it'd be nice to have it segregated into a different more on topic thread, however I think there wouldn't be enough activity in the threads since they'd both be diluted. Also there's the risk of a lot of people cross-posting as soon as they don't get an answer within 5 minutes of posting it in one of the generals.

sci/15384001.txt

@@ -60,3 +60,129 @@ I still sometimes ponder this.
 >>15386460
 >make some money
 "lol look at me Im rich beyotch!!"
+--- 15387420
+>>15387409
+Yes, rich. Religion is in fact a business.
+
+https://nubiapage.com/top-5-richest-churches-in-the-world-2022/
+--- 15387433
+>>15387420
+When owning nothing means owning the world...when consuming the world means owning nothing...and you'll be happy!
+--- 15387455
+>>15387420
+Alleluia!!!
+--- 15387469
+>>15387455
+How much have you donated to poor people in devolping countries?
+
+Me? Thousands.
+--- 15387470
+>>15384945
+uhh I just enter the zone and 8 hours fly by
+--- 15387484
+>>15387469
+People working in religion live very comfy lives. Those donations to developing countries and general poor people create an illusion that makes people like you think that 100% of your donations are going to be used for something good and not to fund their comfy lifestyle. There are other non-religious charities that do the same thing, you don’t need to attach a cult to it.
+
+https://youtu.be/lgNYck8mqhQ [Embed]
+--- 15387494
+>>15387484
+>https://youtu.be/lgNYck8mqhQ [Embed]
+No, he lives in a paltry one bedroom apartment like a normal person. Youre brainwashed by hate.
+>People working in religion live very comfy lives.
+Ive been to every corner of the world visiting religious organizations of every kind. Some of them were ACTUAL CULTS with branded members and dozens of people living in one house. You know nothing of any of them. Most priests live simple lives in regular cities.
+>create an illusion that makes people like you think that 100%
+Youre brainwashed into thinking that was even possible, A CHILD LIKE VIEW OF THE WORLD.
+>There are other non-religious charities that do the same thing, you don’t need to attach a cult to it.
+Corporations are MUCH more trustworthy, Clinton Foundation "for the children".
+
+Some private organizations have less than 50% given to the poor with CEOs making comparible salaries in the $250k range.
+--- 15387506
+>>15387484
+UN flag has 33 sections. 
+
+You think you can hide from it...it is ALL WHERE.
+--- 15387517
+>>15387484
+>https://youtu.be/lgNYck8mqhQ [Embed]
+no u
+https://youtu.be/cLPciEYIe8g [Embed]
+
+"He is not moving in..."
+--- 15387523
+>>15387494
+People that work in religion don’t do any real hard work, they live in some house for free and eat for free.
+They get donations in the donation boxes, charge money for weddings, baptisms and so on. Sounds like a comfy lifestyle to me. I’m personally not going to do it because it would be against my morals, I’m not into milking people.
+I have lived near poor people in a developed country before, I know them very well. 99% of them put themselves there, they don’t deserve to be helped. I usually donate to animal wildlife conservation, reforestation and cancer research.
+--- 15387528
+You'll sleep when you're dead. Now get back to work!
+--- 15387529
+>>15387523
+>People that work in religion don’t do any real hard work
+You wouldnt know...you've never met them.
+
+We're done...you got BTFO on every point and youre spewing nothing but baseless vitriolto vent.
+--- 15387533
+>>15387523
+>I have lived near poor people in a developed country before, I know them very well. 99% of them put themselves there, they don’t deserve to be helped.
+Bingo. 
+"I got mine, get your own!" [spits]
+https://youtu.be/7uL555xWQeE [Embed]
+
+Yep...we're done.
+--- 15387540
+>>15387529
+>We're done...you got BTFO on every point and youre spewing nothing but baseless vitriolto vent.
+I think it was the other way around. But you’re right, arguing with religious people tends to be useless because they are usually brainwashed and mentally ill.
+--- 15387545
+>>15387540
+>I think
+Yet I KNOW. Wherever you think you have been I have been further. Whatever you think you know I know more.
+
+>bwaa I follow my emotions because I have no real life experience to back up my baseless BELIEF system, just confirmation bias.
+
+Youre in the CULT of Self.
+--- 15388111
+>>15386460
+The Bible in written by God
+>>15387402
+inb4 atheist scientists in 2025:
+>synthetic food can be naturally produced in the upper atmosphere from a combination of airborne bacteria, ash, and UV sunlight in the ionosphere where the ionized carbohydrates coalence and precipitate down without dissolving if the air remains cool and dry enough, all without biological processes involved (excluding the materials)
+the world adapts to miracles to make them appear natural
+--- 15388190
+>>15388111
+>The Bible in written by God
+A simple Google search can tell that it was written by humans, men more specifically.
+
+https://www.patheos.com/blogs/jaysondbradley/2018/07/terrible-things-the-bible-clearly-says/
+--- 15388558
+>>15388190
+a simple Bibre search can tell iw was written by God, not humans
+https://www.biblegateway.com
+--- 15388584
+>>15388558
+Listen, silly. Imagine a situation in the future where some disaster happens and most people die and only few are left to restore society. Imagine how easy it would be to deceive the new people just like the creators of the Bible did in the old days with all those gullible idiots.
+I think that The Matrix could be a good new Bible in a post-apocalyptic world in which Neo (Jesus Christ) saves the world from total destruction and slavery from the machines.
+The Bible is just a fairytale.
+
+https://youtu.be/7F-MICZdEY4 [Embed]
+--- 15388901
+>>15388584
+if I'm deceived, then why aren't you talking to me like I'm a victim?
+from your tone, you treat me as your enemy, not as a victim whom you are healing. You talk down to me (eg by calling me silly) which is not how heroes talk to victims
+Therefore, you do not ACTUALLY believe your own explanation story of how I (and many others) believe the Bible. If you did, you would treate me like a doctor treats his patient; with kindness, patience, and professionalism.
+
+Are you less decieved than me? Do you have the truth? Are you less silly than me?
+
+If accepting Christ as my Lord and Savior causes you and people like you to call me silly and decieved, then I accept Jesus as my Lord and Savior. Your verbal attacks slung out in a praxically contradictory manner only confirm that my beliefs are sound and true. Jesus predicted people like you. You're not a novel opponent. So Jesus is my hero, not you. Only Jesus can take away my "decieved" and "silly" status. Not you.
+--- 15389100
+>>15388901
+Look, you stupid motherfucker, I’ll explain.
+Of course the Bible would have some bullshit written in it about people like me, that’s so you wouldn’t listen to me. If you firmly believe in the Bible scam you’ll never going to listen to me because it’s written in it, they are brainwashing you.
+That’s why the Bible also mentioned the “faith” thing in it. Whenever someone like me ask you for real evidence about stuff that happened in the Bible you are just going to spurt out some retarded “faith” excuse.
+The scammers that wrote the Bible thought about everything.
+--- 15389179
+>>15384277
+--- 15389315
+>>15389100
+If you put multiple people from different religious in the same room, each of them will say that their book is the “real” book, the right book. There have been wars because of these stupid disputes, millions of people have died because of this in religious holy wars.
+People are brainwashed on their specific religious book.

sci/15384350.txt

@@ -3,9 +3,18 @@
 Why is it so hard to make humanoid robots?
 --- 15386181
 Engineers keep cumming inside the robots gears so it cant move much
---- 15386184
->>>/lit/21941208
 --- 15386190
 >>15384350 (OP)
 human-like locomotion and joint movement is very hard to engineer.
 wheel based robots are easier but it only work where there are civilization i.e. roads
+--- 15387578
+>>15386190
+It's also hard to draw humans, but AI has gotten very good at it in a very short time. Few years of AI development, and they'll be 3d-printing sexbots just like that.
+--- 15387655
+>>15384350 (OP)
+>Why is it so hard to make humanoid robots?
+
+Is is coming along, just a few more years before a decent working prototype is made.
+--- 15389657
+>>15384350 (OP)
+Because we're very complicated

sci/15384472.txt

@@ -36,12 +36,89 @@ Immigration
 Nothing can be done.
 Nature's last laugh bitch.
 Death to Civilisation.
---- 15385529
->>15384472 (OP)
-there is no evidence that those experiments ever took place. calhoun was the only witness
 --- 15385919
 >>15384487
 Isn't that some midwit from LessWrong? He's not a scientist.
 --- 15385988
 >>15385919
 it's a 200lb of fat bearded red head rationalist who jerks off to MLP cartoons a lot, best to ignore him
+--- 15387514
+>>15384472 (OP)
+
+Harsh selective sweep. Effectively allowing it to come almost to its conclusion.
+
+>>15384487
+
+>Don't have severe multigenerational inbreeding.
+
+Irrelevant. Wasn't inbreeding but loss of genome pool-wide resilience due to lack of selective pressures until colony saturation started to create heavy societal stress which the non-resilient gene pool wasn't able to deal with.
+--- 15387542
+>>15385919
+>>15387514
+lmao the cope you know a normal person realizing they've been lied to would just admit they didn't know the facts instead of delude themselves into excuses to keep believing the lie. What's the matter? Upset you can't use a con man's false "experiment" that never replicates to peddle your malthusian BS?
+--- 15387563
+>>15384472 (OP)
+
+And Why would you want to???
+
+>>15384516
+
+This
+
+the world does not need or want 8 billion plus people.
+
+population collapse is a good thing. ideally it settles at world population around 1 billion.
+--- 15387574
+>>15387542
+
+>malthusian
+
+Höhöhö ... well there you are quite mistaken. A culling must be qualitative, not quantitative. ;)
+--- 15387723
+>>15387574
+From my perspective, and given what I wrote, it amounts to the same thing. Regardless of how you personally feel it amounts to the fact "con man made shit up" and it doesn't, or would not to any reasonable person, evidence your claims. Not least of which being mice in the first place but you lot don't seem to care about that either. Any port in the storm for you, right?
+--- 15388740
+>>15387514
+Have you ever looked at mouse plagues? they go through boom and busts despite food remaining. odd stuff
+--- 15388746
+>>15387563
+>the world does not need or want 8 billion plus people.
+--- 15388866
+>>15384472 (OP)
+Reminder that no one has ever managed to replicate the results of John Calhoun's mouse utopia experiments, and they were crowded hell holes with no escape in which the mice had no way to know resources were effectively infinite.
+--- 15389979
+>>15387723
+
+>From my perspective, and given what I wrote, it amounts to the same thing.
+
+But it does not. The Malthusian retards do blame "density" and think salvation lies in thinning the herd. Delusional. Density simply pushes what is already irrevocably degenerated over the edge ... any other type of stressful pressure would do the same. The mouse utopia simply gets misinterpreted a lot, the actual damage already happens during the exponential growth phase. Yet admitting to this would point out a few ... "uncomfortable" truths. Things the delusional retards running the show today couldn't admit to, as by definition they'd be as well part of the diseased branches which need to be pruned. All must do their part and serve the cycle ... for some this will simply be in the role of fertilizer.
+
+>>15388740
+
+Disease would be a "alternative" stressor here (although it ofc depends on a certain density threshold). Again the exponential growth phase, the shift of energy investment from resilience to reproduction, it does weaken the whole colony to the stress that is to come.
+--- 15389991
+>>15389979
+I mentioned mouse plagues because they're part of a strange phenomena also found in insects studies and historical human settlements.
+
+you get exponential growth, followed by a crash, followed by sometimes a recovery then extinction unless some external factor modifies something
+Linton Herbert was the name of the guy I heard it from. not sure about all his conclusions but i thought his ideas had something to them
+--- 15390095
+>>15389991
+
+Cyclicality, feedback, oscillation, yesss. Perhaps THE deepest mechanism of nature, straight from intracellular signalling to whole biosphere dynamics. This is very important to understand but initially hard to "grasp" in its entirety and universality. It is ofc not entirely "cyclical" as in perfect repetition, there's always a cut, a point of apparent discontinuity. A moment of catastrophy, a selective sweep, a Ragnarök event. The "reason" is actually simple, we're after all not dealing with a static system here, very much the opposite! Complex structures which stabilize and replicate themselves at the "expense" of the environment, running along the axis of entropic gradients ... this is semi-stability, if it would "calcify" into a fully stable form it would be dead, lifeless. Instead, it "rotates" or rather oscillates (if thought linearized in the time gradient) around this axis of its own (in)stability.
+--- 15390151
+>>15390095
+
+.. so overall, the oscillation in case of our mice here (ignoring for simplicity's sake how it interacts with the environment and vice versa) does slowly but steadily (ok, often exponentially) shift the colony into a "new" set of conditions which previously did not apply ... for example higher population density (favoring transmission of disease), increased stress (inhibiting resistance mechanisms), loss of resilience (in favor of "outgrowing" the competition by more fertility). The current trajectory of the oscillating line becomes unstable then, and usually some otherwise even "minor" outside disturbance (the discontinuity event) will then trigger or even catalyze the trajectory reversal of our oscillating line. The new set of conditions comes into full effect, selective factors flip from the previous set to the new one. Thing is, we can assume that most species on a total gene pool level are actually adapted to just such an oscillation ... could even call it their own "personal" Schwingung (again without looking at environment interactions). Now the colony collapse might appear catastrophic for those caught up in it but for the species it is simply business as usual, it is almost even THE adaptive mode ensuring its survival if seen over longer time intervals ... or several peaks of the oscillation.
+--- 15390161
+>>15390095
+Yeah I don't know anything about that, Linton said he built a model based on his findings he found that if his breeding populations were too big then they collapsed into extinction. he carried out insect tests as well, even found a way to modify this behaviour through epigenetic markers
+--- 15390203
+>>15390161
+
+>even found a way to modify this behaviour through epigenetic markers
+
+Interesting, might wanna look the exact experimental setting up here. Could be that these epigenetic markers here were actually in "inbuilt" mechanism acting as a population level adaptive switch, kinda to "anticipate" the point where the density collapse occurs (important here, in interaction with the species' environmental niche ... the density function might be different or not even apply in a lab setting instead) ... assuming here ofc this modification did prevent collapse, without knowing the experiment this could have been "shifted forward" instead. That's how I'd understand it, the gene pool of the species "knows" it would enter into a collapse scenario so once a density close to this threshold is reached the increasing "stress" does activate what we could think of as a genomic failsafe to prepare the individuals for what is to come.
+--- 15390218
+>>15390203
+he seemed to think it was because the group became too unrelated on average which reduced fertility some how, i can try and find it, he was a bit of an oddball but I felt some of his arguments were valid enough to investigate

sci/15384678.txt

@@ -23,3 +23,9 @@ The outside is exposed to the elements, which can among other things oxidize the
 the external part is exposed to water and oxygen, thus oxidizes or forms hydroxides.
 --- 15387227
 What explaints flint in chalk?
+--- 15388729
+>>15384678 (OP)
+oxidation
+--- 15388742
+>>15387227
+Aliens.

sci/15384967.txt

@@ -24,3 +24,22 @@ Math rules
 >>15386524
 >oy vey you have to hate hitler because he was jewish
 the self loathing jew meme
+--- 15388583
+>>15386869
+>You can holocaust all the jews as long as you also include Hitler 
+deal
+--- 15389807
+>>15384967 (OP)
+https://www.desmos.com/calculator/7cnghsf8vi
+--- 15390182
+>>15384967 (OP)
+
+[math](x\cos(\frac{\pi}{4})-y\sin(\frac{\pi}{4}))^{100}-(x\sin(\frac{\pi}{4})+y\cos(\frac{\pi}{4}))^{100}=-(x\sin(\frac{\pi}{4})+y\cos(\frac{\pi}{4}))(x\cos(\frac{\pi}{4})-y\sin(\frac{\pi}{4}))[/math]
+
+To rotate 45 degrees
+--- 15390216
+>>15386869
+>the self loathing jew meme
+nice try, David
+--- 15390222
+>>15386291

sci/15385043.txt

@@ -17,3 +17,66 @@ You expect random newscasters to understand mathematics? Do you not remember the
 --- 15387322
 >>15385043 (OP)
 That's actually quite impressive, good on them
+--- 15388414
+>>15385769
+--- 15388459
+>>15387322
+Kill yourself worthless negrotic monkey, I did that in high school
+--- 15388964
+https://youtu.be/nQD6lDwFmCc [Embed]
+--- 15388998
+https://youtu.be/p6j2nZKwf20 [Embed]
+--- 15389141
+>>15385043 (OP)
+AYYOO HOWS ABOUT DAT WHITE BOY
+--- 15389638
+>>15385083
+how long does a theorem have to be around before it ages out of needing a proof?
+--- 15389664
+>>15389638
+all theorems have proofs
+before they are proven they are called "conjectures" or "hypothesis"
+--- 15389901
+>>15388964
+thank you for this. however isnt relying on an infinite series a stronger assumption than pythagoras? most geometrical theorems become trivial if allowed analysis.
+--- 15389929
+>>15389901
+recommendation engine tossed this up
+https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JteQEN1XPyc [Embed]
+--- 15389937
+>>15388964
+>>15388998
+>hundreds of thousands of views
+>thosuands of comments, everyone fellating the two girls
+I'm a huge racist, so that for sure clouds my judgement, but surely this can't be such a big deal? Why is one new proof such an amazing discovery, when there are already hundreds, and everyone knows at least one?
+--- 15389948
+>>15388964
+if you watch the video he expresses skepticism towards the validity of the proof
+--- 15389998
+>>15389937
+>racist
+>"i'm too retarded to understand the significance of this so could someone spoonfeed me"
+About as much as I expected
+--- 15390004
+I don't understand. Why isn't this sufficiënt proof? Is it because it hasn't been tested with enough fractions?
+--- 15390036
+>>15390004
+chud hands wrote this
+--- 15390088
+>>15390036
+I am simply seeking information.
+--- 15390140
+>>15389948
+He didn't
+--- 15390143
+>>15385043 (OP)
+their proof is pretty cool but in their interview they sound like illiterate morons. I’m not convinced that they created the proof independently.
+--- 15390147
+>>15388414
+How can you not discern between joke posts and serious ones?
+--- 15390165
+>>15390143
+They are worthless negroes and this board is full of talentless midwit college kiddies and schizophreniacs, it's literally trivial
+--- 15390184
+>>15388414
+stonetoss is not racist but he has black friends right?

sci/15385094.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,90 @@
+-----
+--- 15385094
+Through the scientific method, we have successfully done away anything approaching a purpose or goodness to our existence. We've uncovered our position as accidental in a careless swarm of processes. Whether or not there are metaphysical actors at play is still unknowable, but we can be damn sure they do not have our needs and wants in mind. We've learned so much and all it has done is make us more fearful of the larger unknowns. Can we build an artificial god? What exactly happens when we die? If there were a for-sure satisfactory answer, the room for debate would be much smaller. 
+
+What exactly has science delivered us from except our own peace of mind? I personally don't want to know anything anymore. 
+
+Lets face it; The world is turning into hell and the road was paved with curiosity. I see man's only way forward as sort of "logic strike," and I think you're witnessing the strike in its infancy.
+--- 15385107
+>>15385094 (OP)
+If you think you have reached a zenith in your existential nightmare, you've yet to experience the full brunt of pure Mathematics. At least in science, the "ghosts" can't actually harm you. I see your "logic strike" and raise you a "strike logic".
+--- 15385116
+>>15385094 (OP)
+Nah there is still a lot to do. I want to make weapons that can turn to dust whole planets.
+--- 15385125
+The problem is moral fags is that they try to cover up their fear with the garb of muh morality.
+Yeah our existence is a mere accident, yet we are here.
+Ride the Tiger lmao, Conquer the Earth and Beyond.
+--- 15385137
+>>15385107
+You jest, but look at Cantor, Boltzmann,Taniyama, etc. Can you really probe these things without ultimately going off the deep end? I think those that survive are dimwitted enough to never understand or truly intellectualize the implications of their work. 
+
+Its almost like history is written by the victors, and so to deeper questions are asked in utter ignorance by those with an optimism bias. A pessimist, of course, sees nothing good down there.
+--- 15385140
+>>15385125
+Await hell if it exists and create it if it does not?
+--- 15385168
+>>15385094 (OP)
+This world lied to you about literally everything. Either half-truths, false concepts, or blatant lies. To confuse you and give you a false understanding of the world, mankind, time, history, and your place in it. So that you dedicate your life, soul, and energy to their doctrines in which they have full authority over every aspect. They control Science™, they are the priests that ex-plain and ex-plane the earth for you, they wield that trademark, and that means they control our space in life (if we give them authority over the earth).
+Right from the start this world lied to you about the very ground you stand on, the 3 dimensional reality you live in. A fundamental lie, and everything people derive from this false reality will consequently be some kind of falsehood. We are now at the point where mankind believes they are mutated animals, and they are spinning around themselves on a perfectly spherical rock in random space that exploded once. A psy-op, mental conditioning. Do not underestimate the spiritual life-guiding implications of this godless concept. Most people are not level-headed, they are not stationary, they are not based, they are incapable to see physical truth at this point. Common sense isn't really all that common anymore. They rather believe in jewish mysticism like space-time and relativity, which leads to everything being "relative". No distinct up and down, which leads to good and evil being "relative", male and female being "relative", all empty space and imaginations in our mind. Let that sink in, the majority of people ultimately don't even know what is UP and what is DOWN. In other words, there is no absolute truth in this universe.
+--- 15385179
+>>15385094 (OP)
+The consuuuuuuuuuuumers are the sentient manifestation of entropy. Reasoning with them is about as worthwhile as reasoning with any other force of nature. In the short term all the beauty and diversity of the earth system will inevitable revert back to a primordial soup to perhaps redevelop in another 100 million years or so.
+--- 15385188
+>>15385179
+I should have put sentient in quotes above. "sentient".
+Since tbf that is honestly questionable...
+--- 15385191
+>>15385140
+Yes
+--- 15385197
+>>15385145
+> peace and safety of a new dark age
+This will likely happen, I would say most of the native population in First World no longer has any purpose, most of their current generation is also their last generation.
+--- 15385201
+>>15385179
+I just don't trust these "high iq are generally happier" type studies. If that truly is the case, then there is something beyond that metric that is blinding them. Its as though they still have an unnamed faith in something. They won't allow themselves to take that last crucial self-honest step of saying that what we're involved in here may not necessarily be a good thing. 
+
+If you come into the business of inquiry with that sort of motivated reasoning, I have no idea how I can trust what you say, ya know?
+--- 15385206
+mein gott
+my le bomb
+it le killed people
+--- 15385208
+>>15385197
+Its almost as though consciousness was an outgrowth that quickly loses its utility and nature is sort of quietly taking those cards off the table.
+--- 15385213
+>>15385201
+Low IQ niggers aren't happy either , nobody is happy, remember those 60-70 IQ shitholes in Africa? They have the highest suicide rates in the world.
+--- 15385220
+>>15385208
+Maybe you are right.
+That data is old btw, most of the countries in green are now blue, even medieval shitholes India and Bangladesh have below replacement fertility now.
+--- 15385222
+>>15385213
+Its almost a sort of brute form of the same conundrum. Whatever you think of those peoples, they've still been raised "above," by some degree, that natural order of things. Perhaps even a little consciousness is enough to plague a thing.
+--- 15385238
+A philosopher that really wrestled with the thing (and is therefor lost to the bowels of obscurity) is PW Zapffe. If you've never read his essay "The Last Messiah," its exactly the problem that beings with an abundance of conscious awareness face. 
+
+>The tragedy of a species becoming unfit for life by overevolving one ability is not confined to humankind. Thus it is thought, for instance, that certain deer in paleontological times succumbed as they acquired overly-heavy horns. The mutations must be considered blind, they work, are thrown forth, without any contact of interest with their environment.
+
+>In depressive states, the mind may be seen in the image of such an antler, in all its fantastic splendour pinning its bearer to the ground.
+
+https://youtu.be/Yr4ZfEf-lF0 [Embed]
+--- 15385263
+>>15385201
+>then there is something beyond that metric that is blinding them
+>what we're involved in here may not necessarily be a good thing
+maybe they're just plain bad?
+i doubt it though... i think they're just automatons programmed to survive and reproduce. totally incapable of seeing the inherent flaws in their code
+--- 15385279
+>>15385263
+Now we're talking the line between ignorance and malice. Weaponizing knowledge always has been a great strategy, even if they're not aware they're just utilizing some prehistoric strategy. 
+
+Little wonder gnosticism is making a comeback.
+--- 15387413
+>>15385201
+Smart people being happier=having the mental strength to calibrate your brain to perceive reality in a way that suits you
+--- 15388101
+>>15387413
+It takes tremendous mental strength to support biases you find comforting?