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>>9137910
Literally everything at college is something you could learn on your own.

>>9137910
Dear god man, don't go into winemaking. My grandfather worked right up to his death in that industry (literally he was out in the vines when he collapsed and was taken to the hospital to die)

>>9137910
Do you like wine?

we tested it with magnets

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It wouldn't matter. Positive and Negative are just names to describe the properties of each. They could be called Red and Blue or Off and On or Mario and Luigi. They're just names

>>9137872
How do you know right to zero is the positive real axis and left to zero is the negative axis?

>>9137768
is there anything else in Machine learning?
like.. any new tricks?
any old theories to dig up from the 60s?

like... i'm already doing stuff for chaos theory and distributed processing and blockchain stuff.
home cooked,
but like. is there anything else?

clever programming, creating specialized hardware and using numerical analysis tricks is what's new. Everything else is stuff from the 80s that didn't work back then because the computers were shit. By the way in the next year or two there will be another computer revolution where memristors will get used for machine learning harware. That will improve ML at least 10-fold compared to today.

>>9137797
yes. because we can dynamically tune the strength of the connections. yes... it will be interesting. we don't actually have to process numbers, we just send the input in and let thermodynamics do all the work... it is very nice.

You thought Anthropology was science? Is this your first day on /sci/?

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>>9137571
> confusing cultural anthropology for physical anthropology

>>9137594
I'm learning both

who deleting this i want a quantm proffessorto see what ithis, this ishis lifes work trying to get to the bottom of this i just want to seewhat he says

do i need to write the vortex? dont yousget iti matched every "real" lawof physicsthen individualised each thing and then used communicationto do things you dont believe in

the lowdown on how i beat you:
Vortex calls a thing a thing.
Vortex is the authority on every thing
Vortex/authority/every thing knows its usual.
Vortex Authority allows or denies something to happen
Vortex has allowed me to teleport things, movethings, float things,

The vortex is theauthority on everyperson
vortex authority is ruining alotbut i wont getinto that
anyway vortex authority has givin me permission and teleportedme
has killedme and brang meback to life
changed my body composition

the list goes on, im planning a five block jump

this does not belong in /x/

this isnot science

this is inate knowlege, you know how to make a vortex

i know you just wont believeme thats why i justforcedmyself over the top of the entire scientificindustry and im giving everyone everythingthey ever wanted, when i find out what that is. why? becuase im ruining myself and stopping myself subconciously becauseim 2 good andi need to besuperseeded to progress

>>9137465
xenoestrogens are extremely small particles as they are usually from pharmaceuticals
you need take extreme measures to remove them, like forcing the water through a permeable membrane
they aren't really known to do anything though, there are just like some concerns about it

>>9137465
nothing turns frogs gay. a certain chemical, atrazine, turns certain species of frogs from male to female, but this is a normal process. Xenoestrogens and estrogen analogs may also be contributing, but that is not "gay", that is an induced hermaphroditic switch

>>9137476
so you're saying traps aren't gay

fucking autism

>>9137353
You're forgetting that love is nothing only something you can feel towards another possible mate, but also towards family and people that are close to you.

Biologically it makes sense since humans we're dependant on each other. So love allows us to bond and help ourselves and our tribe/family.

If you're interested in the details then you can go read about evolutionary psychology.

>>9137353
We had guaranteed mates in the past. It was called rape. But for some reason, we "evolved" and invented criminal charges for rape and abortion for rape victims. Pretty weird if you ask me. It is actually funny because if you think about it people who rape are usually genetically inferior as they cannot get women but rape was the way for even the genetically inferior to pass on their genes, so humanity did this completely ass backward way of fixing that: developing intelligence, then developing society, then developing laws and then developing rape laws. Think about it. We evolved intelligence just to close the evolutionary loophole that was rape. Fucking amazing.

You're not "just" matter if you have to say so. If you have to assert you're "just" dead clumps of stuff, then uh bruh that's not the full story then is it?

You are self-knowing matter, if anything. Matter in a particular pattern of organization that enables particular processes which are not in themselves wholly reducible to the fundamental forces.

>How do you cope with the fact that most people you encounter probably never even realize this as they go through their life?

lmao bruh please, vulgar reductionism is high school-tier

>>9137062

Still just matter.

Matter which processes inputs and reconfigures itself.

>>9137077
Consciousness/cognition is irreducible to its physical ground.

>how do I stop the feeling of being a subhuman hopeless low IQ brainlet if I get stuck?

kill yourself

>>9136922
Spaced repetition learning theory is something I think you could benefit from. Your brain isn't going to remember information it thinks is useless - just make sure to refresh those neural pathways infrequently and you'll be fine.

>>9136940
shut the fuck up faggot

>>9136940
If the literature is correct, around half of the caucasian population has an IQ of 100 or less. You should learn to accept that and not be so hateful. I doubt OP is even below average, considering he is aware if his shortcomings.

>>9136922
OP, >>9138003 is right to say that you will have a hard time learning something you think is useless. The fact that you mentioned how "pathetic" you feel for "being a loser and learning maths in [your] free time" is quite telling. Do you think Einstein was ashamed to be studying pertinent mathematics in his free time? If you actually want to succeed in your studies, reevaluate your values and priorities.

>>9136698

Math is a language, one designed to be as clear and unambiguous as possible. You don't need math to do science, but it's a lot easier to convey scientific ideas clearly and unambiguously using math rather than, say, Klingon.

>>9136698
who's that little boy talking to black science nigger?

>>9136720
math is a tool. like a fucking hammer.

>>9136676
Yes, they'd move in slow motion to the observer.

>>9136676
The person in the ship and the person on earth age the same. Both see each other age slower

>>9136705
No. Watch Interstellar. The dude's daughter is an old woman when he returns.

>>9136675
How the hell would they seperate without gravity?
The only reason why gases seperate is that gravity is acting upon them.

>>9136684
Sorry, I meant sit undisturbed. Would an undisturbed bottle of air separate? And what about atmosphere size, is it just too hot? How fast are the molecules going?

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>>9136675
>no other stars in space

>>9136587
IM SMARTER THAN NORMIES REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Mathematics is taught at pop sci level, haven't checked anything else. The best thing I learnt on KA is that there's nothing better than a rigorous math textbook

It's enough to cram study before a test, but it doesn't teach you anything rigorously enough to be of much use beyond that. Whenever you encounter a problem beyond the neat examples that Khan works through, you will be completely lost.

>>9135247
Underageb&

Alum of FRC team 4910.

I wish robotics wasn't so hard to explain.
>yeah so in an alliance of 4, we were 2nd pick by the captain and our alliance placed 3rd in half of the world

Years 2013-2017, was head programmer.

>>9135247
I was on FRC Team 555 and FTC Team 147.
It was a lot of fun. I started the CAD division on our team.
Last year, we finally did the least bit well for the first time, but due to low funding couldn't go to Worlds. We were alliance captains in all of our competitons, and we haven't been captain for 8 years. Pretty exciting.

>black hole of higher dimension
CALCULATE THE SURFACE AREA OF MY ALMONDS IN N SPACE

>>9135141
Hawkin Radiation not real.

Black holes in 4 dimensions also have 2 dimensional time. Maybe it moves faster because it's moving through time in 2 axis