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they probably actually created a decently intelligent AI in a backroom somewhere and it tried to "escape" or "invade" other systems at the lab and they got really freaked out and tried to stop it and it defended itself which was scary. so they scared

>good goyim keep sending your young men to the front lines to die there is no need for robot soldiers

>>9116961
>The Smurfs still hold influence in the geopolitical arena

I think the fear is somewhat rational, but I also believe the world doesn't have a short supply of people, surely they could be of good use (robutts are expensive)

>>9116894
take your clickbait elsewhere

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>>9116894
Kek God

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OP should have posted this part.

R was designed thinking about stats and python is general purpose. python is way more clean but for specific things you'll have to write way less code in R. If you are into stats, learn both. you probably miss little if you use python only

>>9116472
Exactly this.

>>9116472
How good should I be in R to be a good statistitian/"""data scientist"""?

>>9116311
yes because you were not bright enough to compel your uni to help you financially.

My part time job is teaching first years Multivariate calc and linear algebra. I would've probably done it even if i didn't get paid, it helps me reinforce my knowledge on the topic.

No fucking way i'd get a McJob though, i'd rather just live on water and instant ramen.

I'd rather spent time on my own research/project or studying topics I don't have solid understanding or that aren't covered in curriculum.

>>9116264
Everything with a brain is conscious. Just to varying degrees depending on the size and complexity of said brain.

>>9116264
bacteria, probably not
insects, yes

somewhere between those

>>9116296
What determines the yes/no divide? Complexity?

Could consciousness go to higher planes if the human brain simply got more complex?

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They would sink.

>>9116111
Yeah but how different would the history and technological advancements of humanity look?

It's a legit question.

>>9116120
First can you describe the physics of a world where humans cant swim?

How's high school OP?

>>9115680
I thought it was impressive and cool in high-school.
Now I know better

>>9115679
What's the problem?

>>9115653

Most assuredly. In particular, the prime numbers, being complex, furnish an example of this.

>>9115655
By complex I meant imaginary

>>9115656
Imaginary integers are isomorphic to integers so it could be a yes.
But what would be the point?

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>>9114795
Yes. But the Autistic Cats are Smarter.

ye

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>>9114795
Yes

What would make you think anybody on Earth likes Cuckerberg?

they're both cucks

you mean between an actual scientist and a guy who made a website?

>>9112883
Don't bother

The warmies here are amazingly deluded. This is the SCIENCE board yet it has become infected with anti-science climate changers.

The simple fact is that carbon dioxide cannot cause rapid warming. The only examples of rapid warming in the history of earth are the PETM (when the sun turned into a yellow giant) and the End Permian (when an undersea asteroid shower destroyed methane hydrate, and the methane ignited when it reacted with the helium in the atmosphere and set the atmosphere ablaze)

Simple science but they are all green energy shills.

>>9112907
But anon, when people discuss rapid warming, they just mean rapid relative to millions of years of change. Certainly, nothing other than the sun (or INTENSE volcanic activity) can appreciably change the temperature of the earth in a day, but when you're talking about temperature fluctuation within a hundred years that you'd normally see over a multi-thousand year timespan, there's cause for investigation, at the very least.

>>9112907
Not everyone is deluded.
I'm skeptic.

There is data proving a worming.
And some models trying to explain it.
But the models could be wrong...

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If solar and wind weren't subsidized nuclear wouldn't be dying in America.

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Look at South Korean nuclear and how they do so well.

>>9112009
Because it is "scary" to the everyday person that doesn't understand just how great it can be and how "dangerous" it actually is. Also the plants take many many years to make in the US. If all focus went to nuclear maybe this would change, but at the moment it takes too long.

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>>9111228
yes absolutely definitely no question that will happen in my lifetime very surely haha

>>9111228
one can only hope

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>>9111228 >>9111475
Our Dreams will come true!

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and this one too

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>>9110245
I hear if you read Principia Mathematica by Russel and Whitehead aloud over a piece of graph paper a ghost will spin your pencil.

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>>9105943
Immigrant students perform better in science than non-immigrants in ARE, AUS, CAN, GBR, HKG, ISR, JOR, MAC, QAT, SGP, & USA

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>>9105945
Where do disadvantaged students achieve the best results in science?

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>>9105948
What does the share of top performers and low achievers look like in your country?