Debunk this?
>>8922943
Better word to use would be breed desu
>>8922943
Debunk what?
Well, the ones on the left are all black while the ones on the right are different colors.
pwned, n00b
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-V-ZfRXReKM
Alot of these points seem to contradict gravity, now this will make a lot of freshmen engineers butthurt but the simple, layman evidence keeps piling up these days, especially since the invention of Youtube where people can actually post their experiments that go against mainstream ideas. Has anyone actually read the paper on Gravity? Can you explain what gravity is or how it works without looking up some esoteric paper written hundreds of years ago, using proof that the average person can understand?
>>8922537
>spamming videos
>>8922537
Is this satire? I can't tell the difference between that, shitposting, and genuine retardation anymore.
>>8922537
cavendish experiment
So gravity is the apparent force exerted on us due to the expansion of the universe? Like getting pushed back in your car seat when accelerating?
>>8921274
no what the fuck?
>>8921274
That's why gravity would be less towards the centre of the planet, right? Less mass moving "outwards" with the expansion of the universe to feel the effects of inertia.
>>8921274
gravity is an unneccesary and unproven explanation anyway
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/valedictorian-university-maryland-drops-out-school-two-managadze
Read this shit and convince me he's not an absolutely pretentious brainlet
I'm a CS major and he's right that most CS undergrad is shit you can teach yourself.
The education system is behind in CS.
Everything else in the letter is just RADICAL FREEDOM, FUCK YEAH! Which is fine I guess.
>>8927481
still...all the time money and hours invested already and you tank now? Seems like someone took his first hit of LSD and went off the deep end of nihilism
>>8927488
Basically seems so yeah
"The first gulp from the glass of natural sciences will make you an atheist, but at the bottom of the glass God is waiting for you." - Werner Heisenberg
It means that most people who are smart enough to complete rigorous education in natural sciences are also smart enough to grow out of edgy fedoralord materialism and understand that science and religion are two completely different domains.
Discovering that life's incredible natural processes are self-regulating understandably makes one critical of sentiments like "God raises the sun every morning," and other religious notions that man and nature requires active oversight when change over time largely follows understood priori and trends.
However, deeper down the rabbit hole of human discovery still lies deep unknowns, irrational and unnatural phenomena that are accounted for but have never been understood. Modern schools of thought and formula theorize that there is in fact a limit to human comprehension of the universe as well. When you spend so much time analyzing the unnecessarily beautiful world we live in, it no longer seems foreign to believe in an active deity, sustaining and creating in the present day.
>>8927066
The first gulp from the glass of natural sciences will make you an atheist, but at the bottom of the glass God is waiting for you. But after drinking all the glasses, not only one, atheism comes back.
Prove you're not a brainlet.
Take a screenshot of how much you've got done on khan academy.
>>8926959
0%. I win. kys op
>>8926962
Could you elaborate on what the acronym K.Y.S stands for?
>>8926991
I think he means the K.Y.S theorem named after (Kaczynski - Young - Sarmiento) about necessary and sufficient conditions for you to kill yourself
How far can you get with populating with just one man and one woman?
I heard you maybe able to breed up to a village before there starts to be problems with the genetic code. Is this true?
Also, why is incest a problem if in both the Genesis scenario and the actual scenario both involve a little incest?
>>8926893
There would be all sorts of problems initially, but eventually enough mutation will occur that the gene pool will start to correct itself. That will take a very long amount of time, but can be hastened with proper monitoring and selective breeding.
>a little incest
kek, is that like being a little pregnant?
Fuck like rabbits, then hope two of them are different enough to not have a fucked up baby.
>>8926909
So hypothetically, if a man were to construct a rocket ship with warp drive to take himself, his wife, and a robot with him to another planet then there is still a chance of populating that new planet? What if there were aliens there who are compatible with humans?
There are 9 coins, one of them is fake and weighs less. You can use the scale only 2 times. How do you determine which one is the fake?
First pick 3 and compare them to any other 3. Then you have it narrowed down to 3.
Then pick any one of the three and compare it to any other one
Put 4 one, 5 in the other.
Then do the same for the ones in the scale which weighed the least.
You could probably find it then.
>>8926098
>you could probably find it then
Is there a standard definition of meassurement in the line of sight?
Like how things scale down in size, the further they are away from you.
Bump
No one that knows?
>>8925682
Its called projective geometry
How bullshit is the whole "limited willpower" thing that psychologists tell us about?
I'm asking in the context of sticking to a schedule. Every time I come up with a schedule, it drops off after maybe a few weeks maximum. I want to know if there is a scientific explanation for this that is beyond my control or if I'm just a lazy asshole.
bamp
>>8925874
Rip, You're just lazy.
I read in our schools psychology textbook that the theory of limited willpower was only proven in one experiment and since then has never been replicated. Willpower has been shown to dramatically change by doing arbitrary things like eating a tasty cookie. You pretty much have infinite willpower dude.
Guys, how I git gud at integral calculus. Time is running out until the end of the semester and my calculus finals, and this shit is killing me. I've spent 5 hours today just pondering over a single equation and I still can't figure it out. I've got other things to do but I can't move on until I understand these integration problems.
For those wondering, the equation in question is (1 / (g - k*v^2)) dv
Even a relatively simple expression like this has me absolutely stumped. What do?
>>8925223
Trigonometric substitution
ok this one is easy
first factor out g, so you have 1/(g*(1-k/g*v^2))
now you substitute u=sqrt(k/g)*v, so du/sqrt(k/g)=dv
now you have some prefactor, lets call it A*1/(1-u^2)du. Now you rip it apart and say OK: 1/(1-u^2)=C1/(1+u)+C2/(1-u). Determine C1 and C2 such that the equality holds and now you only have to integrate 1+-u which is ln(1+-u). mix everything together, simplify and you should end up with something like prefactor*arctan(something)
you're welcome
>>8925223
The only way is to sit down and integrate like a madman, after you have integrated hundreds of exercises you will be set. There are no standard paths to integrate so you must get the intuition by grinding.
I want to get to a point where I can understand as much as possible about as many fields as possible, to a point where I can pick up a random scientific journal and have an 85-99% of knowing what's going on.
I'm focusin on physics, chemistry, math, quantum mechanics, and astronomy.
Once I level up my math skills enough to finish Feynman, where should I go from there? I've got nothing but time and downloaded textbooks on subjects I've never even heard of; I just need to know what the most productive route is for learning as close to a theory of everything as an individual human can at this point in history.
What do next?
>>8925059
Ecology, systems&network theory/science
People who don't know life sciences and can't look at nature as an interactive whole are pretty boring imo
>>8925091
Cool, that's an idea.
I'm looking at going from Feynman into "Fundamentals of Molecular Engineering" and a bunch of books on electromagnetics and microwave and antenna design.
But also move forward in some other areas.
Seems to me that physics is more theoreticsl and requires more abstract thinking, whereas chemistry mostly consists of plugging observation-based numbers into a equation for the purpose of findinging the likely result of putting two substances together,
>>8925059
You'll never make it.
Any idea is a good idea. A couple ideas I heard came from a Philosopher and an Astrophysicist, if that helps it frame it all.
>>8925017
It means someone needs to ease off of their drugs
>>8925204
I can't, they're prescribed.
>>8925017
>What does this diagram mean?
Nothing, absolutely nothing.
Philosophy is a joke bruh
>>8924382
>Philosophy is a joke bruh
How does our species define truth?
>>8925398
With the scientific method you dope. Kek
>>8925398
no such thing, at least in an absolute way, so there is no need
civil engineer major here.
Just finished freshman year with 4.0, feeling cocky
What will be my top 3 hardest classes of my undergraduate career?
This post is vaguely similar to the /tv/ shitpost of "I just watch film A, did I like it?"
>>8923946
bitch fuck you answer the question
What do you have to take?
Typically speaking, people who are bad at math will struggle with Calculus II
Most people struggle with Thermodynamics or Fluid Mechanics
Heat and Mass Transfer may get you
It depends, so just show us what you gotta take anon