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Are dead humans truly dead?

>>8431079
dumb ape poster

Should governments provide nonhuman primates with housing, welfare, and menial labor?

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>implying I'm smart

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>>8430120

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>implying i'm not happy

And this >>8430120

>>8429113
How many Shekels is the global Jew conspiracy paying you to shill your quackery here?

>>8429115
Zero, I'm kinda bored. I'm only arguing with the merit of scientific discussion and I'm not gonna argue about any particular point of policy.

>>8429113
I don't think anyone credible disagrees with these three points.

The exact magnitude and scope of its impacts seems a lot muddier to me. Do you have any resources for parsing that out? As I understand there's been some difficulty in building sufficiently predictive climate models.

>>8427864
yes. Can we talk about the similarities between baltic languages and the dead Language: Dalmatian.

>>8427864
I have a question, Mr SHOA-msky, Sir. Yes, you see, I have this conundrum, that has been, as you say, keeping me up all night, ehehe, if you understand heheheh.

ANYWHO. the question, dear Rabbi, is that, if grammar is genetically imprinted into the human brain (as you insist it is) instead of being learned during childhood.. heehe, well then, how come there still be monkeys?

czech m8 Professor Left-winged-intellectual

>linguistics
>science

>>8426817
If there are no mirrors, what is there to reflect?

>>8426818
hmm, really gets the brain waves propagating

Nature of mankind

Mathematics is natural philosophy.

filename?

>>8428997
Pure philosophy. Natty philosophy is what we used to call science.

I meant physicists, obviously

I'd like to know what the dot at 120 and 90ish% is

>>8437093
People who go on to careers in philosophy were all born rich. They don't have to STEMcuck for a living like us plebs.

There's a copypasta somewhere. It'll show up.

>>8436449
It doesn't exist, because there are differences between the races in terms of average intelligence.

This is to be expected considering that the races evolved in completely different parts of the Earth with different challenges and climates for millions of years.

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>>8436449
>>8436455

>this is what brainlets consider to be 'clever' and 'funny' satire

>>8436029
Ho boi I'd do things to her...

>>8436029
Girls spend all their time thinking of each other and their body -> Women will be interested in the social sciences and biology
Boys spend all their time in the outside world and playing video games -> Men will be interested in science and technology

>>8436060
nice """""""""""""""""reasoning"""""""""""""

Indifferent

einstein came up with most of his work while working in a patent office didn't he? what's stopping this hypothetical nobody?

>>8428003
Einstein became Einstein due to the opportunities and privilege life afforded him. Some girl from a shit hole no one has ever heard of will never be the next Einstein because she will never have the same access to education and knowledge that he had. Without a doubt she does deserve a proper education and a chance to attend college so she can specialize her ability but it's retarded to pretend that the world is missing out on it.

Theres always a bigger fish

yeah, except that video is wrong

You're either going to die or you're not, so it's 50%.

No it isn't. It's true!

Great! It's the Monty hall paradox rephrased?

>>8433811
Comfy, everything is easy if you can read and reason diligently. Less work that makes you want to kill yourself than engineering but still mentally challenging. Lots of career opportunities if you network and reach out for internships. You could work in anything from software development, finance/banking, teaching, academics, study for actuarial tests, consulting in numerous fields, it goes on. Just don't be someone who only does classes and then wonders why their math degree didn't make them employable.

like learning semi-advanced math

Fun and easy. Just double major in something that can actually get you a job like CS or engineering. Or business/finance and style on the dumb frat kids

Page 5 bump.

>>8427505
If your analytical methods are indeed flawless, I have only one guess: the mixed partials of your scalar function f are not equal at the point of differentiation.

Do you have any reason to believe those partial derivatives might not be continuous? It appears to me (looking at (9)) that your partials are continuous everywhere except at the constant vectors r and t. Do r or t happen to be critical points of your scalar function? In your calculations you assume the derivatives of f are zero. If r or t are critical points then you're computing a derivative at a point where the second derivative isn't continuous, so you can't assume symmetry of derivative-taking as you do in (6).

Other than that I'm not sure but at the very least here's a bump.

>>8428413
In fact, this would perhaps explain why the equation can still solve back to (0, 0) despite the solution being incorrect--your argument might only be flawed at a single point.

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https://www.amazon.de/Probabilistic-Robotics-Intelligent-Autonomous-Agents/dp/0262201623

http://www.probabilistic-robotics.org/
e.g. keywords from pic related:

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

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

I'm trying to finish a book on model checking right now, but I'll try to get on board with this one. Hopefully we can have a successful reading group at last.

btw, if you're going to do videos regularly, get a decent microphone or shout from the top of your lungs pls (preferably the former).

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I write out my notes over and over till I know my notes off by heart. Usually takes 6 pages to memorise 1. This has been my method of study since secondary school.

>>8433591
Work on mastering the concept from the very beginning. Don't wait to cram before an exam.


If I have a hard class I always get a jump on the course during winter, summer, etc break

>>8433591
I believe it's called the pomorda study guide
Basically:
25 min of uninterrupted work then 5 to 10 minute break
Have every third break be 15 to 30 minutes
Also sq3r survey, question, read, recite, review