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>>9107665
WTF does this post even mean? I should really stay on reddit, this place is such trash

>>9107665
>god mode
What is that, meth?

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>>9107535

You are correct. Time does not exist, it is merely a rate of change and the magnitude of that change. Every single thing we observe tells us this is the case.

This unfortunately means that the universe is holographic, but that is a much better outcome than heat death or the psychosis that big bang believes have.

what a fucking stupid thought.

if time did not exist, neither would anything

it doesnt matter how hard you pseud, or squeeze your brainlet neurons, thoughts such as this are batshit insane, more useless than a schizophrenic episode, lacking any relation to reality.

TIME IS CHANGE.

The concept you propose "does not exist" is a concept YOU made up from watching too many cartoons.

>>9107562
What is the consensus amongst the scientific community? I don't know how I would verify my thinking.

>>>/x/

>>9107469

It could be literally anything you dense faggot, how could you possibly decipher it without knowing the key, or even what language it's written in?

>>9107483
It's in english. I just don't know of very many common ciphers.

>>9107055
Please don't make me have to go there and get nice sounding advice that comes from someone with no actual experience

>>9107055
>>9107653
are you asking how to go about being a researcher without being either an enrolled grad/undergrad student or a post-doc/PhD?
because if so what the fuck is wrong with you

>>9107821
I mean in my undergraduate lab my professor talked about getting emails from people like this all the time and was fine with them coming in for a summer so long as they didn't expect to get an easy pass into a PhD under her as a result.

I figured since I graduated very recently and have research experience it wouldn't be so outlandish.

>worries why electron goes left or right
>doesn't worry when universes pop up left and right

if this isn't religion, nothing is

no Everettian has been able to find a consistent derivation of the Born probabilities.

>Many-worlds interpretation
I know calling things reddit is a cliche but this really is the reddit interpretation of quantum mechanics.

>>9106449
>>9106441
I know this is reddit-tier/cult-tier, but is that it?
Many-worlds interpretation is false just because?

>>9106146
Because they're ISTJ types instead of INTP or INTJ.

>>9106155
That's a good answer, but I thought /sci/ hated MBTI.

>>9106146
>Solved in under 5 seconds
What? I think you mean "solved almost instantly". There are no carries involved. It's simple manipulation via a mental table.

I am conflicted about common core and do not know much about it. At once they seem to be attempting to teach ways of intuitively solving problems by taking it out of the conscious frame and having the subconscious do the bulk of the work, by reducing a problem to more simple parts, or more efficiently batch operations together. And at the same time they're selectively crippling the mind with poorly designed low level machinery they no doubt intend to layer other junk on which necessitate yet more junk approaches to problem solving and reasoning as a whole.

Eg you should be teaching techniques like for:
88 + 97 +14
to process it as:
85 + 100 + 14

Or recognize patterns and relationships between numbers, like:
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5..... + 98 + 99 = ?
This can be solved instantly, 4950. 1 + 99 = 100. 2 + 98 = 100....
100 * 49 + 50 = 4950.

Etc. In the picture posted, "Jack" should have done any of those steps. He should have used the place value system for its intended purpose and gone through each digit serially. I have my doubts that this is a good way to teach kids the relationships between numbers. I'm not even a mathematician, my knowledge of mathematics is a patchwork mess that probably shakes out to a 6th grade level. But when I see 8 + 7, I "feel" 15. 6 and 7? 6 is composed of 3 and 3. 7 is ten lacking 3. 13 is therefore felt, and that forms the underlying foundation for higher arithmetic calculation.

I also like that trick with multiplication by 5. Add a zero, then in mind divide into a set of even numbers, divide each by 2. Almost instantaneous result, with working memory (or visual buffer) being the only tool required.

>piercings

>>9106060
there's something sinister about her stair, like she knows full well what she's doing and she's smugly rubbing it in to someone

>>9106101
That's called the thousand-cock stare.

really mkase you think

>>9106034
What is in the vacuum of space? No the answer is not "nothing".

There's no vacuum actually, but Aristotle had nothing to do in proving that.

no problem for vegans

>>9105144
can confirm, not an issue for me.

>>9105144
I'm a genelet with lactose intolerance. Not an issue for me either.

>>9104827
More resources for the parts that matter (the brain for example).

>>9104834
Is that completely true tho ? How much IQ do you need to work on rice fields ? Id say around 5.

>>9104827
What study is this from?

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I have an idea

I briskly walk to the library administrator and inform them of the situation. If that fails i shit my pants and sit next to them.

>>9103763
H E Y

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the question is not if aliens DO exist, the real question is WHERE and in which STAGE of evolutional development they exist

>>9099733
No.
>B-but, muh Fermi's Paradox
Fuck off, brainlet.

>>9099733
Actually, an even more fundamental question is whether we'll be able to find them before the expanding universe prevents us from ever meeting

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>>9062018
Acid-Base TITrations haha

>>9108583
Crazy guy builds "spaceship" out of trash, claims he took it to space?

>>9108588
he was a professor at uni
don't use flat earthers methods

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>>9108610
Yeah, he's not crazy, at all. Pic related.

i dunno but we're the only ones without bones in our dicks, so it's honest advertising
women can pick dudes with biggest dicks and it will actually be related to how healthy the dude is

>>9108392
>male gorillas have thicc dicc
>female gorillas are tight af
I see a problem.

>>9108392
Yesterday it was "those niggers have big cocks", now it's "us, humans".