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>>8876965
I assume the original gag order is still in effect and this is discouraging misinformation.


>http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-08-14/shocking-report-finds-us-military-consistently-distorted-suppressed-or-substantially :

CENTCOM leaders "distorted, suppressed, or substantially altered analytic products"

Director of Intelligence and other senior intelligence staff, violated regulations, tradecraft standards, and professional ethics by modifying intelligence assessments

In June 2014, CENTCOM established an around-the-clock intelligence "fusion center"

"Unfortunately, there was no 'fusion' as people whose ideas conflicted with those of senior intelligence officials were not allowed to participate."

In late 2014, senior CENTCOM Intelligence Directorate leaders instructed analysts to cease all external coordination with other IC analysts.

>https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2014-10-15/lockheed-skunk-works-team-tackling-nuclear-fusion-reactor:


OCTOBER 2014: Lockheed Developing Truck-Sized Nuclear Fusion Reactor

NOTE: This looks to me like they were falsifying reports about my research and excluded me from my own research program, and "in late 2014" after Lockheed went public they had some kind of reaction

>pic related

ANALYSIS: I have previously pointed out how close Lockheed's announcement and related scientific news was to the start of the oil crash. The creation of CENTCOM's "fusion center" in June 2014 aligns perfectly with the crash and it makes sense that the market reacted to the insider information relating to fusion since a successful fusion reactor spells absolute, unequivocal doom for the oil cartel.

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It never had a chance.

MORE COAL AND OIL LOBBYING

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I'll cite this as my source on the existence of a gag order.

My first sexual experience was during a math lecture

>>8876834
I dunno. I didn't have good math teachers either, I read the textbook during classes.

>>8876834
Are you new to /sci/? Yeah, nobody here knows anything about anything.

The triple angle product is in terms of a cubic equation. A number that you can construct with straight edge and compass needs to be the root of some polinomial of degree at most 2. There are some angles which when you get your cubic, the polinomial is irreducible so its in terms of numbers you can't construct with a compass or sttaught edge. That doesn't mean all angles can't be trisected by such means, but it's not true in general. I don't know if there's a purely geometric proof though.

The problem is trisecting the ANGLE, not trisecting a line segment. If you make an equilateral triangle "abc" and then trisect BC with the points X and Y that doesn't mean the angles BAX, XAY, and YAC are the same

>>8876751

AB + AC + BC = 3*radius + 3*radius + 3*radius

AB = 3/1r
AC = 3/1r
BC = 3*1/1r = 3/1r

How is BC not exactly 3/3 of angle A?

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The problem is where would you store 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bits of data, since at maximum density it takes the volume of the observable universe to represent that much information? There's no way without compression or simplification. And if you want it to be a simulation you can run, rather than just a recording you can play, you need more data for each point, such as information about its entanglement state.

OP, this is my idea for how to simulate the universe.

First you have to have coordinates for every possible position of a particle. Then you encode the information for where all the particles are, and what type of particle they are etc. The easiest way to store that information is to go into your simulation and put one particle of the appropriate type in each spot in your array where you want the simulation to have a particle of that type.

The best part is that you can use this simulation to predict the real universe, and it's effortless once you do the work of setting it up. Once you get the initial conditions right you can just let it go and it will simulate the universe.

>>8876948
>>8876933

So predicting the future is almost a guaranteed eventuality as long as Moore's law continues to hold?

Don't you just love how neatly pi is generated by nested square roots of 2? Just as lovely as n/((n!)^1/n) approaching e.
My autistic mind is so satisfied by this.

So sqrt(2+sqrt(2+sqrt(2+...)))=2. So the nested radical expression actually tends to zero on its own but the 2^n makes it just bigger enough for it to approach pi.

Please answer with some quality posts about the subject matter, this is the most interesting thread on the front page after all.

>>8876499
Why on Earth did it take you so long to produce so many words?

>>8876517
procrastinator and don't really know what the hell we did as it's a computational chemistry project

That's not bad.

you do realize how fucking complicated making something like that would be and how not fucking worth it would be?

> can be directed in a certain distance

what?

>we now have the basis for teleportation

Do we?

>>8876277
>once activated, turn into real guiness
kekekekek wtf m8

>>8875965
186,282 miles

100 millisecond

>>8876029
found the hamburger

I hope you do badly LAYYEMAO

(AunionB)'=A'intersectionB'

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Tell us the questions to see how difficult it was.

iq is a meam

>>8875656

Then how come there are not physicists with down syndrome?

>>8875647
IQ tests are an awful and unreliable way to measure intelligence.

Oh, guy... I am 18 years old. I have nice autobiographical memory, nice memory scientific stuff, nice visualization capacity, facility with languages.
I was always really afraid losing something of that.
But last six months I began to feel like these advantages are mine forever.
Your post scared me.

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>>8875260

Stay healthy man, you can definitely lose them. My mind is blank, I don't dream, I hardly find joy in anything, my manic easy going attitude is gone and my short term memory is completely whack, with my episodic memory nowhere to be seen. I think what caused this was prolonged periods of stress, depression, junk food eating and sleep deprivation.


I don't even feel like the same person anymore

>>8875223
The further you reach the further it gets away. At least when it comes to state of mind. I used to suck at pretty much everything math related and had to physically lock my body in place, force my eyes to stay glued to paper and focus.

Eventually you realize that it was literally all in your head. You just have to make the journey to get out of your own way so to speak.

...why do you want to get diagnosed with hypothyroidism?

>>8875159
dive under cold water for an hour or two until your body temp drops to 34 Celsius

t. guy on L-thyroxine

my advice is that you take 3 day breaks after taking 25 mg a day for a week

>>8875173
>pls don't even ask me for why

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This is why several psychotic people relapse
>take antipsychotics to control psychosis
>feel normal
>no scary hallucinations, paranoia, delusions
>maybe I don't need these medications
>stop taking them
>become psychotic
>end up walking naked outside, yelling about the world ending
>tell people you're the new messiah for God
>wake up in mental health the next day, shackled to a bed

All too often....

>>8875033
A key feature of psychosis is not knowing you have it.

>>8875107
So then, after taking a bunch of psychedelic drugs for an extended period of time (like 8 months) regularly (like once a week), my thought processess and mind aren't like they were before. Not like I can't function anymore, but I can't unthink or unsee some shit I've seen and it's driving me insane. I'm not having literal hallucinations, but the realizations I have had during those trips is haunting me. Is this considered a psychosis?

>>8874551
English you fucking retard.
But if you want to learn about greek shit then greek.

Or if you want to translate some shit some mexican thought he got a new idea despite it was already been done on Harvard 20 years ago, then go full spanish.

t. Mexican

>>8874567
I clearly mean the most /sci/ language besides English

Japanese, English, German.

More precisely, there is a crystal lattic that glass forms. Crystal lattices are structural, in the sense that their net torque is zero. Therefore, water molecules cannot fit in the grooves of the glass molecules because of the torque from the electromagnetic force that the electrons from the glass are expiraling.

There has been extensive research on this matter, however the best is yet to come. Scientists theorize there is a temperature fluctuation within the glass when it is heated to form sand.

>>8873347
>water molecules cannot fit in the grooves of the glass molecules
thanks, i'm glad someone understood what I was getting at. I didn't word it very well
with the bit about temperature fluctuation and lattice structure - if the structure was wider could a glass cup like pic be smooth to the touch but seep water through it like a cloth?

>>8873364
It's possible. The likely option is no, because when you change the lattice you change the idenity of the glass.

Look up helium supercooling on youtube. Helium molecules seep through the container like it's a cloth (similar to your idea) when temperatures approach 0 K