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Evariste Galois

>Dying in a duel for a 3DPD

>>8359620
but was Galois even good to begin with?

godel starved to death because he was scared of being poisoned

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it started with holocaust denial

both are disgusting limitations on free speech

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>>8360342

>be in australia
>dont have any formal legislation regarding free speech etc.
>thank fuck for that

literally don't have to listen to your fucking bullshit, you genuinely don't have the right to harp on about how the earth is flat etc., noone has to listen to you

another example: hate speech will probably get you punched in the fucking face before it makes some SJW cry

Gotta love a sunburnt country ;)

>>8360315
But every study that tries to link climate change is doing exactly that, questioning AWC. It's just that their results are not the ones YOU personally want, so you probably dismiss them as part of a global conspiracy of climate scientists.

You can kill a man. But memes are bulletproof.

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>>8363256
>The Planck length is the smallest distance
>When will this meme die?

You have an alternative?
Please explain

>>8363256
When you stop repeating it

Nobody?

>>8361113

There's nothing really to say about it other than its a meme theory

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Lol

Its bannannas

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>>8360402

Met plenty of them during my blue-collar internship.
Goddam they were fucking boring. Mature men who cared about nothing but the latest football results and big cars.

>>8360434

I'm not reading all that shit.

>>8361771
what?

See, if the moon was that big and close to the earth, it would fall. Also, if the earth was flat, why cant i see Austrailia?

>>8361778
You need really good binoculars

We'll look into it. Could be a problem with our instruments.

>>8361382
>UT

What the fuck is it with plebs thinking anyone knows their shit tier university just from initials?

UT - University of Tampa? University of Tennessee? University of Texas at Austin?

Fucking ameriplebs
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colloquial_names_for_universities_and_colleges_in_the_United_States

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>>8361440
The only relevant UT obviously.

>>8360060

Noetics IS woo, notice how almost every important physicist was/is an atheist?

>>8360065
>notice how almost every important physicist was/is an atheist?

Actually the majority of important physicists have not called themselves atheists.

>Newton
>Einstein
>Maxwell

>>8360065

so does the existence of christian scientists prove noetics isnt woo, you daft little shit?

>>8358665

i've been going damn well, constantly either drunk, stoned or coffeed up to the eyeballs.

>anxiety, depression, mild bipolar, mild aspergers, PTSD

you will be ok anon

>>8358665
>anxiety
>depression
Yes. I got rid of it:
- Stopped eating shit
- Starting doing exercises
- Sleep 7 hours
- Everything related with my past "life" is mostly removed. (Dota, WoW, Pokemon, etc)
- Working for my dreams and goals

But you are a special human, you are too complex and superior to be affected by your nutrition, mental and physical habits and sleep time. Right?

bump
How to get adhd medication?

>>8356220

and no this isn't a freaken homework question, it's just something i've been thinking about for "reasons"

and I know the "EV" can't really be computed, unless maybe you factor in "lost wages" due to jail?? meh, my autism

>>8356220
I'd play, probably not more than once or twice though

On average, you expect to roll 20 times before going to jail. So you win 19*35,000 = $665,000, on average, for every jail sentence of 2-4 years. Sometimes you will win much less than this, and sometimes you will win much more.

To answer your question, you simply have to ask yourself whether an average return of $665,000 is worth 2-4 years of jail time. This is a personal question and there is no wrong or write answer. For a father of four who can't put food on the table, it may be a no brainer. For a person who is making ends meet, it might be a ludicrous proposition.

Also for a person who is in a financial emergency that would be completely solved with $35,000, it's likely worth the risk. Especially if it's a medical emergency.

Known for:
Abelian von Neumann algebra
Affiliated operator
Amenable group
Arithmetic logic unit
Artificial viscosity (a numerical technique for simulating shock waves)
Axiom of regularity
Axiom of limitation of size
Backward induction
Blast wave (fluid dynamics)
Bounded set (topological vector space)
Carry-save adder
Cellular automata
Class (set theory)
Decoherence theory (Quantum mechanics)
Computer virus
Commutation theorem
Continuous geometry
Direct integral
Doubly stochastic matrix
Duality Theorem
Density matrix
Durbin–Watson statistic
Game theory
Hilbert's fifth problem
Hyperfinite type II factor
Ergodic theory
EDVAC
explosive lenses
Lattice theory
Lifting theory
Inner model
Inner model theory
Interior point method
Mutual assured destruction
Merge sort
Middle-square method
Minimax theorem
Monte Carlo method
Normal-form game
Pointless topology
Polarization identity
Pseudorandomness
PRNG
Quantum mutual information
Radiation implosion
Rank ring
Operator theory
Operation Greenhouse
Self-replication
Software whitening
Standard probability space
Stochastic computing
Subfactor
Von Neumann algebra
Von Neumann architecture
Von Neumann bicommutant theorem
Von Neumann cardinal assignment
Von Neumann cellular automaton
Von Neumann constant (two of them)
Von Neumann interpretation
Von Neumann measurement scheme
Von Neumann Ordinals
Von Neumann universal constructor
Von Neumann entropy
Von Neumann Equation
Von Neumann neighborhood
Von Neumann paradox
Von Neumann regular ring
Von Neumann–Bernays–Gödel set theory
Von Neumann spectral theory
Von Neumann universe
Von Neumann conjecture
Von Neumann's inequality
Stone–von Neumann theorem
Von Neumann's trace inequality
Von Neumann stability analysis
Quantum statistical mechanics
Von Neumann extractor
Von Neumann ergodic theorem
Ultrastrong topology
Von Neumann–Morgenstern utility theorem
ZND detonation model

>>8355814

Was his day basically all math?

while its true that the architecture wasn't really his work, but he did have a role in implementing in a computer for the first time I believe, and promoting it

even so, he still literally invented game theory, with that singular achievement he would already be in the annals of math history, he also did a bunch of other stuff (read the first post)

The only antidepressant is time
Eventually it doesn't hurt anymore. Probably because you're dead.

Alternatively, do cocaine and get laid.

>go to doctor
>"I'd give you antidepressants if you had a dumb job but as a PhD student you actually need to use your brain so it would be detrimental to your performances"
>"I can give you anti-stress pills, but they basically do nothing"
wew
thanks doc

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>>8358348
>tfw I can't get hard when I do blow

>A rock is tossed straight up with a speed of 22 m/s When it returns, it falls into a hole 10 m deep.

how do i find the final velocity as it hits the bottom of the hole?

i know this is a retarded question, but the formula vf^2=Vi^2+2a(xf-xi) doesn't get me the right answer

>>8355088
You first have to find out how far up the rock goes, then add that length to your 10 meters and then do the calculation.

Use
s = s_0 + v_0 * t + a * t^2
to find out how far up the rock goes.
Then add the 2 lengths and use that same equation for finding out how long it takes the rock to fall down to the bottom og the hole.
Then use
v = v_0 + a * t
to find out the final velocity of the rock.

>>8355059
p series

Math has gen Ed requirements in college algebra. If real analysis was required to get a degree, then humanity departments wouldn't exist because they wouldn't have any graduates and no funding

>>8359518
Possibly coincidence but are you just saying "if real analysis was required" because that's what your currently taking?

>>8359518
>college algebra
is that like group theory or are Americans non-ironically learning elementary school math in college?

>>8355996
It has a very high amount of fat, sugar and oil

>>8355996
it's not

the problem isn't with the food, but with the actual person

>>8355996
I constantly hear shit about how unhealthy Zermelo–Fraenkel is, but aside from HURR DURR IT'FAILS TO CAPTURE OBJECTS SUCH AS PROPER CLASSES AND THE UNIVERSAL SET, there is not even a trace of a single fact or argument.