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As usual, only the cream of the crop innovate. What you have is the chinese culture, which takes kids that otherwise would have grown up to be average, and makes them into problem solving machines. Ancient china was responsible for many engineering marvels. If you want to talk about modern asia, you make some bizarre analogy to asian compositions. If you are talking about classical, thats not even asian music, so thats a horrible example

>>8561669
They are
The 1st genners are autisitc as fucking, usually pushed by their parents into med, dental, pharm and sometimes engineering.
They suck shit at medicine especially because it's very hard for them to be empathetic, also it's very hard for them to work out of the box and around problems.
2nd genners and on don't give a fuck about education usually, so they go to college and party for 4 years and end up working in fashion or marketing or other stupid millennial jobs.
Eventually they'll be reduced to welfare queens like most other immigrant populations

>>8561669
Sometimes they copy, sometimes not

See Japan's Physics programs at University of Tokyo, they're pretty fucking good and also there are many Japanese mathematicians that were good as well
But yes, as majority, asians do copy but only a few innovate, this is reversed with whites since most like to innovate than copy

Study

>>8561408
fastest way to learn a subject is by teaching it to someone else

>>8561408
Embed it in your visual-spatial memory

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_of_loci

What sort of information is it and what format is it in?

well, i got runes of teleportation, and runes of portals, and i charge a gold depending on what city you want

>>8561035
how close are we to having teleportation in real life?

>>8561050
About 4 meters depending on where you live

>>8560808

How do we know the universe's full size?

>>8560808
No.

>>8560808
That is not a question that can be easily answered.

I wouldn't waste my time pondering it.

woaw what a revolution. fields metal when?

I love this guy, his classes are fun to watch and he know A LOT about math history. Sadly I'm a brainlet infinitefag that still belives in (((set theory))) and (((analysis))).

I agree

3blue1brown

Mythbusters.

>>8560608

Thanks, will look it up.

Any more suggestions?

>>8560489
take a good online course. if you already know a procedural language, learning another should be easy, except for the OOP part.

learning languages really isn't important, and it isn't hard. computing is much more than learning language, just like writing is much more than knowing a lot of languages

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>>8560489
>Java

>>>/g/tfo

>>8560492
I'm really not interested in online courses, they go too fast trough things and examples are often to simple without any theoretical background. I prefer reading stuff while in bad, and when i get a hold of concept, I start programming.

>>8560397

God hacked in consciousness and it's not a purely natural phenomenon

>>8560397
I can't even tell if she's shooped or not at this point.

read the soul hypothesis book

it's an unsolvable quandry because it doesn't make sense if you analyze the situation entirely.

formulations of a mathematical solution to consciousness posit that everything must be aware to some degree

The other side would be non-existent

>>8559691
The niggers would have infested the rest of the world much more quickly.

>>8559691
RLY MAKES ME THINK

You don't know that for sure, but there is literally 0 reasons to assume the contrary, and several reasons to assume it is consistent, in particular because most long range observations have been consistent with at least relativity.

>>8558838
That and we sent a monkey into space to do Newtonian physics experiments and the monkey confirmed that elastic bands still work in space.

>>8558848
>explore only a few million km of space
>"hurrr the laws of physics are the same in all directions of the 13.8 billion light years area of the universe!"

>>8561693
Shut up. You don't have an assignment due on Christmas, faggot.

>>8561722
>what are time zones

>>8561722
Kill yourself retard.

>>8561613
Or I guess to be more specific.

There is a genus that has a species that has evolved specifically to do ____ how difficult would it be to get a same genus species altered genetically to have a characteristic and trait that allows an analog species to be developed.

Creating something new like the old but not trying to replicate the old you know?

>>8561613
Clones tend to have serious health problems early in life, and I don't think a clone has ever successfully reproduced.

>>8561630
Well it wouldn't be a clone if it only "took" certain characteristics yeah?
>>8561628
Oops. Replace genus with family and species with genus.

>>8561038
Man, factoring is EASY!

It really only is the business of buying invoices for a price lower than what it is worth, traditionally because you take some interest as your clients may take months to actually receive capital, and then when your client actually gets paid and he then pays you back then you basically make the difference.

It is really easy, all you need is a large pool of money so that you can be able to pay for big invoices as that is the only kind of investing that will really keep you afloat. So my best advice to get good at it is to get some really nice investors, like find a wealthy family and tell them to invest in your factoring company so that you can use their surplus to money to make even more money.

> factoring techniques

There is just one technique really. Giving money, charging interest (look up interest over time formulas), then get paid and then repeat.

L..lurking desu

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>>8561052
I don't think we're referring to the same type of "factoring" here. Im talking about pic related. Transforming big expressions into products of small terms. Sorry if that's not the right word to use, I'm not a native English speaker

>>8560573
he meant he's retarded and spends his time pretending to be a magician scientist on a homosexual hentai imageboard

what chemical will stimulate the growth of gray matter in that region of the brain?

I did some research, I think lithium might be the chemical I'm not sure

Because nothing can't exist =))))))))))

>>85603877
Was "something" always around?
What are the limits of our reality?
Are there any?

What was the genesis of our reality?
Has it always existed?

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>>8560377
Because "nothing" can't exist by definition, it is the 'non-existence of everything'. Nothing is logically impossible