Doesn't this BTFO Quantum Mechanics? It disproves the Pauli Exclusion Principle. Particles in there also probably violate the Uncertainty Principle. How Quantum Mechanics be real if these things exist?
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>>8775900
why don't you go solve quantum gravity if you're so fuckin smart
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>>8775900
"Quantum Mechanice" is just a weasel term for magic in works of fiction.
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QM and QFT are meme for they have not been proven to be accurate.
Prove that you exist
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make me
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I can't. I'm pretty sure I'm made up of particles, which are some fields, which are just mathematical relationships written on some 2D surface.
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I nigger, therefore I am.
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Tell me if this is a correct assumption or not
someone kicks an object while standing in front of it, half the force would push on the object, the other half will push back on the person, correct?
now if someone slides into the object as they kick and are already in motion, will 100% or closer to 100% of the power from the kick now go into the object?
the idea being the forward slide cancels out the backwards push of the kick, which means the leg is now extending into the object more rather than pushing the kicker backwards
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dumbass
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>>8775706
be nice
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Yes, also according to newtons third law, no object ever moves.
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Are there any good science charities I can donate to?
One of my main motivations in life is scientific progress and breakthroughs, but I'm not nearly smart enough to be doing the work myself.
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>>8775625
Donate to me
t. scientist
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>>8775632
what does t. mean
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>>8775635
Something around the lines of 'I am a'. Not sure what its origin is.
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Are imaginary numbers real?
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>>8775533
they're used in some of the Maxwell's equations, in electricity
as far as I know
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>>8775533
Only 0 is
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>>8775533
Yes
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Let f1=1, f2=3, f3=4, f4=7,...f20=15127
Find f23
This one has an answer.
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>>8775333
What kind of function is this?
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>>8775354
Not a function. The numbers beside the fs are supposed to be subscripts but i no how latex good
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>>8775360
Ah I was reading it as f of 1, f of 2, etc
Highschool
>Super political
>Politics infuriates me so much that I get depressed
College
>Stay as far away from that shit as possible and study science
tfw politics is invading science now
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>>8775278
naaa it's just /pol/ invading /sci/
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I don't understand how people can hate politics or want to stay away from politics. Your own life is absolutely affected by it.
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>>8775743
True but I find that paying too much attention to it makes me very mad for no good reason. It's easy to get worked up over stuff that doesn't affect your day to day life that much.
It does affect my life somewhat but there's also very little I can do about it.
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Is it theoretically possible to create a deadly virus which only affects people with a strong tendency to have conservative beliefs?
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>>8775263
They figured out that conservative and democrats brains work different, and that the change it's produced by watching the other party candidates.
You could theoretically create a visual bombardment that would neutralize only one party.
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>>8775263
>why cant we transform america into the Sharia Law zone that is Europe?
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>>8775263
It's called an IQ test.
All you have to do is gas the brainlets. All conservatives are brainlets by default. That's why they refuse to accept change
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How many of you guys are first generation STEM, or higher level education in your families?
Does anyone have a STEM PhD in their nuclear family?
Does a STEM degree in the family increase the likelihood that their child will pursue a degree in STEM?
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>>8775021
my mom is/was a white trash turboslut. i knew i was a product of a one night stand, but it wasn't until after i graduated engineering school that i found out my bio dad was a high level engineer at lockheed martin.
i'm the only one in my family to have ever graduated college.
anecdotal, but take it for what you will.
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>>8775034
Thanks for sharing, I am actually looking for anecdotes like this.
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My dad was a fireman until I was born, then he went to a sister school of a big university (basically a step above a community college but not up to par with a real uni) for programming
My mom has worked the same clerk job for the city police dept since she finished high school.
My mom's brother is a statistician though, with an IQ of 165, and has worked for Lockheed, and Boeing, and has worked as a contractor for a slew of unis, national labs, etc.
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Alright ya noobs, I'm settling this time travel hoax once and for all.
First and foremost: Time is an arbitrary notation created by man. If the whole concept were to die out, none of our maths would be any different. All you're giving meaning to is MOTION. Same with energy, there is no such thing, just different forms of motion. Kinetic energy is a pleonasm.
Now back to time. How the FUCK would you translate said arbitrary time notation to a machine somehow connected to space-"time"?
Pro tip: You can't.
Unless you manage to install a framework in the universe with a functional API it's not happening. Yes, mass and speed (same thing) slow down motion but that's it. You can slow down your RELATIVE MOTION as opposed to others but that's not time travel. There's no destination as defined by con-artists getting grant money for fake/stupid study and spend it on booze and cocaine (like my money).
Get over it. There's no such thing as fucking time travel. Niggers.
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Also, time TRAVEL implies a destination. Beyond our sketchy communication method (which I'm not fond of either). Tell me, where exactly is next week? or last week? Break out the maths faggot, oh, you can't. Because even Einstein didn't predict destination-based time travel. And none of his maths allow for a stable "wormhole".
checkmate.
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>>8774985
Then how am I posting this from 2037?
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>>8774985
>Time is an arbitrary notation created by man
I thought that this was allready known.
Time = Entropy
Right? Does this make sence?
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What would happen if you jerked off in space
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There would be jizz but it would float i guess
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"Houston, we have a problem."
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>>8774921
You would accelerate on the opposite direction of course
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daily reminder that this pathetic excuse for a human being has NEVER actually been a scientist
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>>8774466
and never claimed to be one
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>>8774490
Pretty much this.
Nye has likely contributed more to humanity than you ever will.
But muh "he's an engineer with all the dicks in his mouth"
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>>8774466
and you pretend to be one by merely browsing a so called science board
cheeky cunt
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How do we stop this shit and pop-sci in general?
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Why do you want to stop it, or is it this article in that you don't like?
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>>8774139
Biodiversity is always seen as a good thing. Evolution favors diversity. Kill yourself you science hating little brainlet.
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a coordinate series of botnet fueled DDOS attacks on all pop-sci websites
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Why is wolfram showing the wrong result? Is there a way to see a step by step solution? If yes, could anyone with wolfram pro check the inverse of f(x)=3+((x)/(2x-3))? Thanks.
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>>8773983
Also i know it's the same result but multiplied by -1, but it's wrong!
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>>8773984
it's not multiplied by -1, it's literally the same. x/y = (-x)/(-y)
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Why do you think it's wrong?
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What are some jobs for programmers, mathematicians and also physicists that are both related to new concepts (one must actually do thinking work) and will be highly requested in a possible upcoming war like scenario.
and anything algorithm that isn't cryptography (which I don't think is a field where many people, as measured by the proportion of people already working in the field, can innovate.)
I'm thinking e.g. in this direction, or pic related
https://youtu.be/-h5qpXO3isM
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>>8773873
Interesting question. Bumping.
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bunp
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Bumping because also interested