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First question is simple.

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>>8571822
>>8571833

So is the second question.

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So is the third.

writing it down on a piece of paper and placing it into a magic box

>>8571503
you can't go back in time and this isn't a fiction board
>>>/x/

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>>8571503
This has already been done.

All you need to do is find the message in the Library of Babel.

>>8571009
Eat apples

>>8571009
he's long dead. it's just his AI chair now.

When nobody is watching he gets up and dance frantically to techno.
No one must know.

this seems trivial unless you put some restrictions on what the extended square looks like

>>8571623
how is this not obvious?

>>8571649
>how is this not obvious?
addendum: if i understand the problem correctly then just start with 1, 2, ..., n and for every new line push all numbers to the right and put the last number on the first spot.

>>8569989
>zero is not equal to one
thought this would be pretty obvious

>>8569999
Well meme'd and nice quads.

>>8569989
I think Cody Slab is a pretty cool guy. Eh melts gold and doesnt afraid of anything.

>>8566744
>there is an infinite amount of anything
wildburger_laughing.jpeg

>>8566755
You didn't read my post.

>If there are an infinite amount of universes, then shouldn't their also be an infinite amount of universes that have discovered inter-dimensional travel
Yes
>and made contact with us?
No

Not exactly, but in the limit as you get much farther away from the grid than the spacing between points on the grid, they will become indistinguishable.

Are you familiar with the multipole expansion?

>>8574526
No, can it be used to express the combination of all the charges' contributions?

>>8574532
Multipole expansion is essentially binomial expansion of the Coulomb potential (at least in the case of electrostatics). Each successive term describes a finer effect of the exact charge distribution than the last. Most problems in electrostatics aren't exactly solvable, but can be approximated to arbitrary accuracy using this method and a computer.

In this case, most of the latter terms would be expected to die if you measure the field a far enough distance away. But as you get closer, the percentage that the higher terms contribute to the shape of the field will increase dramatically and reveal the true shape. I don't know what the solution looks like close by, but it definitely varies largely based on what part of the 'square' you are above.


And happy new year. I wish I had something else to do besides be on /sci/

You are both fucking losers for caring about vydia.

>>8573845
but who is the bigger loser for getting it wrong?

what are you asking?

the probability that you will find at least one?
the probability that you will find only one?

>>8573791
be a good use*

>>8573791
Holy fuck, that piece of shit needs to hang himself.

Point me to /pol/, I don't care, I still wont be leaving.

>>8573791

If you enjoy it then it's time well spent.

Auto correct isnt on, i apologize for the spelling errors.

>>8573782
Post on arxiv and then share.

Hey thanks man i appreciate it, im a noob on 4chan but i shall be better if i can get some help

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I don't know OP
Was IQ originally intended to do this?
Oh wait. The answer is yes.
This is a perfect example of where it could be applied exactly as designed you stupid fucking twat.

>Trusting IQ as a reliable predictor of individual success.
IQ tests are only really useful when considered on the societal level.

>>8573761
please don't reproduce
I met many retarded people in my years on this site but you easily made it into the top 10 with this
you actually don't understand shit, so please let me give you this one advice, and please take it:
you are horribly stupid and it hurts, don't ever try to spread the shit you believe to know about anything ever again.

now please try to think about the shit you're telling us here for at least 5 minutes and maybe you find the giant flaws in your logic all by yourself.
no one is here to give you private lessons. Maybe google "How do IQ tests work?".
if you still don't get it then, just kill yourself

Light is a wave (in this model) and waves interfere. Think about tossing two stones in a still lake at the same time. The ripples interfere with each other and make cool patterns. Light does the same thing. Cool.

In order to make waves, we need a medium. Sound waves have air, waves in a string have the string, water waves have the water, the list goes on. It stands to reason that light has a medium, so we call this the aether. Since the Earth is moving through space, it stands to reason that it is moving through the aether such that we should feel an aethereal wind. Cool.

This apparatus splits the light into two beams and then interferes it with itself. Cool.

Each beam is affected by the aether differently, so we should be able to detect which way the aether is moving based on the interference we see. Cool.

The interference pattern was the pattern we expect from a "still pond" i.e. no aethereal wind. From this, the aether model lost merit and now our models don't include it and we view light as having no medium. Cool.

This agrees with the bizarre result Maxwell's equations give: light travels at the same speed in a vacuum regardless of reference frame. Cool.

>>8573570
WELL MAYBE IT WOULDVE LOOKED SIMPLER WITH a RESOLUTION SEVERAL TIMES THAT OF 198X160

>>8573592
ok thanks. i think i understood most of it. but what is 'aether'? it just exist in a vacuum ?

>>8573482
There is literally nothing science related at all on my phone. Never found anything even remotely useful, especially not on my fucking phone.

>>8573482
Wolfram alpha

>>8573482
Equate, Units, Google Sky Maps, Holo Counter, Moon Phase, Suntimes (they all from F-Droid)

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>>8573367

>Make a fancy graph
>Don't bother to ignore spelling mistakes

You can't just plot random points in geologic history on a logarithmic scale and expect it to tell you something about the future

>>8573367
How did you manage not to get a straight line when you use 2 time the same scale ?
Why is industrial Revolution dated in the XVth century ?
Why did your plot need to precise "logarithmic" ?
Why isn't there any sources ?
Why is the planet behind the plot not the Earth ?
Why this meme subject ?
Why is this graph obviously taken from history channel or any other garbage information network trying to do science ?

Too much of a bait to be serious, you are a but a faggot op, and your oc is pollution for the spirit. Please stop posting this kind of thread.

>sage in all fields

blast it with piss

give it cancer

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>>8573164