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Why wouldn't we?

>>8266442

He was a logician.....same as why we don't consider Alan Turing a mathematician, he was a computer scientist

>>8266445
He did mathematical logic. He proved shit; same difference.

Yes.

Doesn't philosophy deal with shit like free will, afterlife, spiritualism and pretty much every unfalsifiable bullshit that even a 40 IQ braintard can have an opinion on with zero necessity to provide evidence ?

Then no.

>>8266375
>afterlife
>spiritualism
>evidence
>falsifiability
>fuck philisophy(?)
kek

>>8266348
who gives a shit if a fish takes a long time to die

>>8266350
For human longevity.
This is the longest living vertebra on the planet!

>>8266352

And a horse has a huge dick, should we study that to see why it's so big?

>>8266219
uranus needs to be angled properly to do its job

I just can't tell where the memes begin when the topic is uranus

>>8266219
frame dragging

There's a theory that no civilization surpasses that treshold to move on to other planets before destroying themselves which is why there is no widely spread advanced colony of aliens anywhere.

And with the current shitty situation of the world, I'm even doubting if we can set foor on Mars.

>>8266172
well the universe will die someday and humanity can't do jack shit about that so yeah we're fucked in the long run

>>8266302
>implying

>>8266095
you do obviously

people who work in the topology of 3-manifolds

>>8266095
I do, this sounds interesting. Would you care to elaborate, OP?

Musk believes in simulated reality, sooo...

>>8266094
>the hyperloop guy
>relevant opinion
top kek

>>8266103
So?
Just because you're a narrow minded know nothin' doesn't mean everyone else is.

>>8266021
The fast guy measures lower entropy because it takes longer for information to reach him.

>>8266021
Doesn't temperature assume thermal equilibrium anyways?

>>8266059
How does that affect the situation?

>>8266048
Can you elaborate why this would be the case?

>>8266014
It's the first language they have learnt, and they are either unwilling or uncapable of learning better languages.

Why people still use C++98?

>>8266014

I'm not sure what "60's languages" he's talking about, but to me R seems closest to Matlab.

The person who wrote this has poor language skills. I question the value of his assessment.

Sexual dimorphism doesn't need to have a practical use.

Side effect of testosterone. Those who bald early in life eliminates themselves from the gene pool because they can't find mates, but those who bald latter still were able to pass down their inferior get-old-then-bald gene cuz they've already mated before they went bald.

I'm not yet convinced balding is genetically deterministic or hinges strictly on DHT synthesis in follicle cells. Think it might be potentiated by environmental factors.

People have always balded, but they're doing so at a much earlier age than was historically common. I don't think a higher population and the post baby-boomer era fully covers this.

Brush up on your trig, and get a good understanding in your basic Calculus and Algebra because you'll be using it for the next four years.

>>8265987
To add on, I took a Calculus 2 course over the summer and probably had to spend about 20 hours a week out of class studying to get a A+ in the class.

>>8265987
Thermo may stump you.

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>>8265920

>>8265926
Cyкa Блять

'The rest is trivial as left as an exercise for the reader'

>>8265798
kek

Anything is 'acceptable' if you explain your formatting and symbols beforehand, but why would you want to be a dumb hipster instead of using conventional notation?

>>8265729
Nig deNog Tyrone

Kneel, the grass dies soon.

"my name"

>>8265710
Technically, yes.

>>8265710
>Could humans live and thrive without sunlight
Yes, but expect Finland and Baltic-tier suicide rates.

Why the fuck would you live without sunlight?