And the third law of Newton is proven wrong, can telekinetics finally come out of the closet? The government has been suppressing the truth for far too long.
A new age of discovery and physics must begin.
All the "laws" of physics are just suggestions.
Bored?
Wtf are you talking about?
>Research interests: genetic algorithms
ITT red flags that someone is a trash researcher
>String theory
>Magnetic monopole
>machine learning
>>8497336
Good tier
>legit rigorous research into ML done at stats and some CS departments
Okay tier
>important applications of ML (e.g. autonomous driving, cancer detection)
kys tier
>unfounded attempts to apply ML to make research sound more important and quantitative (e.g. astronomy, social sciences, ecology)
If I take your DNA and transplant your brain into a younger copy of yourself, would that still be you?
>>8497183
i guess so.
>>8497183
if it's the og brain then ya that is you.
What is the most scientifically likely cause of an apocalypse in the next few centuries?
Global warming?
Superbugs?
Pole flip?
Nuke?
Yellowstone?
>>8497182
Depends on what you consider an apocalypse.
>>8497182
Rouge network-integrated AGI
>>8497182
None of the above.
anyone has tips on how to write a good statement of purpose?
bump
in the same boat
>>8496917
Dear STEM queerbaits,
https://www.strawpoll.me/11727611
>no math option
well
>>8495387
Math is a science.
>>8495388
i´m one month in my maths studies and i haven´t done shit so far. i started to learn 5 hours a day but i would need 4 to even learn the new material. is it worth to repeat this semester or should i give up? no one in my surrounding thought i could have a chance and family problems just made the last months hell for me. i love math but it´s just too much at ones. i don´t want to end like people who study till their 30s. i have a chance to get a job at a wood company with connections of mine but it´s not really what i want to do. what can you guys recommend? i´m desperate
>>8494853
Humans will always need wood.
>>8494853
>wood company
Brah, just work there and study part time
If you do some excercise, your brain will get better, thus you will learn faster
>has enough money to attend college and afford to repeat too
>has connections good enough that he can get a job through them
You're a humongous pussy, I hope you know.
What are the great achievements of mathematics again? Addition or multiplication?
The entire world is math, so pretty much every single piece of technology was either made possible, or improved by it.
>>8497524
So do they apply math concepts to technology once yhe tech is invented? What do proofs even prove
>>8497567
Now I get why W. is the only pic here.
Alright, /sci/. It's time to choose. Who is the hottest scientific/mathematical figure of all time?
>Feynman claimed
Don't even fucking try to tell me it isn't Hannah Fry.
>https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/science/alexs-adventures-in-numberland/2015/jun/11/worlds-hottest-maths-teacher-pietro-boselli-interview%3F0p19G%3De?client=safari
>>8497482
If someone makes a thread about hot scientists and instead of posting cute bois you start posting women (even if you are hetero) you are a confirmed 12 year old.
These threads are meant to be ironic fun with people saying how'd they would destroy Galois' boipussi but here you go admitting you are a disgusting cuckbastard sexist who actually rates scientists for their hotness.
Go kill yourself please and please go back to your containment board. I do not know if you belong in reddit/cuck or in /pol/ but go to one of those and leave us alone.
Why do Americans get so cucked on textbook prices? This book is under a hundred dollars in Europe.
Because the free market fixed it :^)
>>8497014
Copyrights are government mandated monopolies
>>8497007
By that logic, India and China are at the forefront of education.
What is the science behind snarky comments and intelligence?
I'd say that /sci/ is perhaps the snarkiest board on 4chan, why is that?
Assuming,
>/sci/ is the most intelligent board on 4chan
>snarkiest posts read by me
>>8496855
/sci/ is in no way, shape or form the snarkiest board on 4chan
the science behind snarky comments is that you can talk shit without consequences on the internet, so they do
also /sci/ is rampant with people trying to prove to themselves that they are intelligent
>>8497040
>/sci/ is in no way, shape or form the snarkiest board on 4chan
which board do you believe to be the snarkiest then?
>>8497040
>the science behind snarky comments is that you can talk shit without consequences on the internet, so they do
Why do people sound snarky then? Why can't they openly show their resentment and hatred? Instead, we get word play to hide it all.
>also /sci/ is rampant with people trying to prove to themselves that they are intelligent
Perhaps this answers my question, word play is a means to show intelligence.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCHsqSdMV-4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1IIUcNI0cw
Daily reminder that scientists can't explain the trumpets in the sky that is happening around the world.
Daily reminder this was in the bible.
Not even a christian fag, but I dunno what to believe, I'm agnostic BTW.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3HuUBQamdI
Winnipeg here. I haven't personally heard the sounds yet but my friends sister and her friends have all heard it crisp and clear. it's real.
If that circle cloud with trumpets video is real, and I saw that in real life, I would be legitimately terrified
Today the results of the GRE subject in mathematics have been revealed. I scored lower than expected, namely, 800 (80 percentile). Are here any grad students in pure math that can tell me if I will be filtered out with such a score? I wanted to apply for pure math PhD (algebraic topology) to MIT, UCLA, Berkeley (and some other schools, but I'm mostly concerned with these three). Besides that score I have a rather solid application: 2 strong LORs with professors I did research with, and 1 good I guess (I did only 2 classes and a seminar with that professor, got nice grades, but still it is not that much to write in LOR), published a paper and writing down results from my research project that, as I've been said, are publishable. Could the PhD students in pure math here post their stats, when they were applying, and the universities that accepted/rejected them? Thank boyz, stay frosty.
>>8496633
I'm and undergrad as well. Only got 60th percentile. I asked the head of admissions at my school and he said what schools value depends completely on the school. He said he personally thinks the test is worthless and doesn't consider it (my uni is top 30).
>>8496633
Yeah, the average at Princeton is 800 on that test. I don't think they care too much. Research is more important
>>8496633
Ask /r/math.
But I would not hold my breath.
But larger departments like Berkeley always admit students with less than ideal applications.
Anyone ever read this shit?
>>8496580
Is it gay or is it cool and not gay?
>>8496581
It's fine. There's not a lot to say about it in general.
>>8496581
it is okay I guess.
i read a bit of it after doing analysis, so it was kind of boring and pointless, but I would have found it interesting in my freshman year
What is /Sci/s opinion on Adderall?
For both ADHD and non ADHD users.
Do the Pros outweigh the cons?
Share stories
>>8496379
I used to I.V. that shit. My opinion is that nobody should I.V. that shit.
>>8496437
And I thought snorting it was too much
>>8496440
Snorting it is objectively disgusting.