/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12633723
Because it is not a science

nobel prizes should be abolished entirely
no scientist should be granted "authority" in that manner
ideas and research must speak for themselves and anything should be open to challenge
I hope a terrorist group blows up the nobel ceremony in the name of feyerabend

>>12633677
Of course not, as a true sigma male I make my own rules and think in my own framework

>>12633677
I don't, because alpha and beta is too narrow, clearly there are gamma, delta and so on all the way to omega.

>>12633677
>suit
>sword
So women want Library of Ruina character?

>>12633677
High and low status people exist

Get over it, beta

>>12633676
let me ask the other me

He is right. There are special formulas for things such as malnutrition, fever, cancer and other pathologies. However most people don't give a shit about them and use the general TDEE formula which was designed for normal people, and it tends to work in the end because in medicine nobody can be assed to know every single detailed shit. The special cases would be the work of a nutriologist, so if you really want them go look a book on Nutriology.

lol, go back to school

>>12633662
Imagine being an adult that is outsmarted by some high schooler.
Then imagine trying to get help online because you are too dumb to do your homework.

>>12633650
How does one inform social members of interpersonal signals instead of categorical labelling?

If that question though is unhelpful, one would ask how does one self-diagnose?

Are not all concerns ultimately between categories and signals, whether it be the individual or the system said individual is a part of?

by rectum juice do you mean cum? you are the only one person i know who gets blasted with cum up his ass OP.

when the chinese gov hears u cough
>https://youtu.be/ErcA7vfB03I?t=10

Time to start wearing actual diapers in addition to facial diapers.

>>12633608
Essentially, which is the thing that damages here? I know that CO2 represents exiting carbonic acid, I know that carbonic acid represents the presence of a proton and I know the proton represents the presence of an acid. But which one is the one that interacts with the molecules here, the protons or the mysterious acid? Likewise, the bicarbonate represents the presence of a base that causes lack of protons, but when the bicarbonate exits through the kidney, the base is still inside the body isn't it? How does it help, where does the proton come from, or the acid it represents?

Bump. Do only midwits browse /sci/?

to weed out shitheels, you don't make it out if you're not a Great

>>12633653
>super advanced aliens who can create universes at will care about profit

do you honestly think that if there were a type 4 civilization out there, there would be denizens of such a civilization working at an equivalent mcdonalds so the boss man could make profit?

they can create anything and everything they want. they are probably communists

>>12633660
>they can create anything and everything they want.

>they are probably communists

then how would the party extract taxes to continue to exist?

>>12633665
by communist i mean communist utopia prescribed by marx where there are no parties or states after a glorious transition from socialism.

oh wait you are probably just a /pol/tard nvm

>>12633667
>by communist i mean communist utopia

they always do.

>>12633555
your mom a gay.

nice numerals tho.

>>12633555
You don’t know how productive it is, because there is only one timeline so comparison is impossible. But any time something is ridiculed and does not happen, suppose it might have happened otherwise. Also consider things you might do but don’t out of fear of ridicule.
PC culture has banned mocking certain people and now 17 year old boys wearing skirts can use the same bathrooms as 12 year old girls.
Also mocking nasal swabs for covid didn’t happen and now there are anal swabs for covid.
There are way to disarm humor, it is not invincible.

>>12633417
>>Hence we are alone!
there is no need to talk about dyson spheres to debunk aliens. why no alien TV? their TV and radio stations should have reached us by now. that technology comes hundreds or thousands (or more) of years before dyson spheres. in other words we should detect alien “i love lucy” way before seeing them build a crazy solar structure

Have you looked at every fucking star or something? A Dyson sphere wouldn't emit light, you'd have to see it be build to notice it.

>>12633417
Good post OP. Unfortunately by being correct this thread will die. The civilization type measure of "all energy from a planet" star or whatever is wank from some writer's idea.

If you could build a Dyson Sphere you would not have.

>>12633444
It would radiate heat, assuming entropy held true. It would be a conversion of light to infrared, same energy over a larger surface area.

No one uses Dyson spheres as an argument for searching life, though

Buuuuuut we can use the fact that we haven't found any radio cloud as a supporting argument that there are no advanced enough intelligent life in our horizon.

Earth has 200 light years of radiosignals
If aliens exists, and advanced enough, they should have something similar and in bigger range that would stick out like a sore thumb as it react with cosmic radiation

>>12633606
I was under general anesthesia and nothing happened because it's a light switch.
There wasn't even any darkness, just a time skip. From my point of view it was basically an uninterrupted stream of conscioussness. The only way I knew something was amiss and I missed something was because others told me. If I didn't skip to that moment, I wouldn't even know that.

>>12633605
>I am now believing more and more in super determinism and accepting that interpretations of QM have been little more than memes
Please elaborate if you don't mind.

What does quantum immortality say happens here?

>>12633639
I would imagine that you would take the "path of least resistance"? Similar to electricity.

>>12633675
resistance to what

>>12633410
Why does this kill the biologist?

I don't like this soyjak Sven. Try again.

>>12633409
dont you think the main idea here isn't whether
shorting 140% is bad
but how much power the media and shiteddit has to make up absolute lies?
Retail investors aren't doing this, the media is just feeding off the insecurities of plebbitors.
This media frenzy is parallel construction.

This is really a battle between hedgefunds behind the scenes.
Id buy more puts for the aftermath but even i dont know how this will end up.

Thats the scary part, hedgefunds can change reality.

>>12633409
because Tesla REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>12633409
kek
And yes there are still gains to be had for sure

Just your neurons being burned

- Sinus infection
- Migraines
- Allergies
- Nasal polyps
- Upper respiratory infection
- Dental issues
- Exposure to neurotoxins
- Radiation treatment for throat or brain cancer

https://www.healthline.com/health/smelling-burnt-toast#medical-conditions

>>12633414
Nevermind, I forgot I made toast

>>12633418
You dummy. Clean your toaster out.

Why do you assume time is infinite?

>>12633376
Cause he's a masochist who gets off on arrogance of his own intristic values of his fat shape

If time is infinite.
>If

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calabi%E2%80%93Yau_manifold#Beginner_articles

>>12633404
This is like trying to teach a caveman english by giving him The Canterbury Tales

https://www.dummies.com/education/science/physics/string-theory-and-calabi-yau-manifolds/

Why does anything have to have happened before it? At that singularity, time doesn't exist the way we know it, so cause-and-effect doesn't exist.

>>12633329
Someone ran the program and started the simulation

>>12633329
Time is a concept understand as movement of particles. That means concept like "before", "after", and "now" are concepts of time. Before bigbang, there were no particles. So there wasn't any time, there wasn't any before.

>>12633329
there was a cloud of gas and dust before. The explosion of a distant star sent a shock wave and collapsed the cloud of gas and dust

SpaceX job

>>12633308
Quantum computing

>>12633308
just want to work at a university. really into group theory. hopefully i can get published.

maybe ill wander off into the woods if that doesnt work out so well

>>12633308
No idea
I finished undergraduate with bad grades, just moving alone without learning too much
Now I'm on graduate and I still don't take it seriously
Obviously I won't be able to do anything in academia

>>12633304
Just talk to a professor in a class you're doing very well in and ask him what options you have

>>12633304
Are those bombs and why r u in isis is the pay grade good and are they still using mainframes for comms

>>12633336
I think they're potato batteries.

>>12633304
>Do I just email some math professor?
Pretty much yeah. Start with profs you know as >>12633315 suggests. Ask them about their research; the'll be more than happy to talk about what they do. Look at the department webpage for info about which profs are doing things that sound interesting. They all understand where you're at in your career and don't expect you to have any experience. They will expect that you are eager to learn, which you can demonstrate by asking questions. Good luck Anon!

Leave the research position to someone who actually wants to research something?