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>>8228026
Massless pleb

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>>8228026
Picture has photon mass. It's resting mass is 0

>>8228029
I know it's massless, but what about it diamater/volume?

We can see them, they touch our retina/photoreceptors, so it must have a diameter/volume!

Probably survived the whole thing

he would have made it to france safely only to be shot by terrorists

I hope that kid gets hit by a car.

Frogs are our bros and don't deserve such awful treatment.

>>8227816
Sorry, this is the article. https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Popular_Science_Monthly/Volume_13/May_1878/The_Question_of_Pain_in_Drowning

Then why do people that died drowning show signs of anxiety and stuff?

>>8227834
Isn't it difficult to force yourself to inhale while underwater? Don't most drownees' lungs collapse before filling with liquid?

>>8227797
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmC0ygr08tE&feature=youtu.be

>>8227798
So it most likely is possible, just massively complex?

>>8228344
You can absolutely find an electrons position in a moment. However, at that moment will give you absolutely no information about its momentum.

If you can find a way to do both, and "track" an electron, give me a shout out and maybe we can share the Nobel Prize.

>>8227746
i might've worded that wrong. i meant having less money than you started with

the number of successes required to have a net gain is ceiling(trials/2), so we can use the binomial distribution to figure out for a series of increasing numbers of trials, what the probability of achieving the required number of successes or fewer is. however, since it's "or fewer", which includes cases where we potentially have a net loss, we need to look at the opposite probability to ensure that we actually get the value we need.

trials <- 1:100
successes <- ceiling(trials/2)
plot(1-dbinom(successes,trials,0.51))

we can see that the probability goes above 0.9 at the 62nd attempt

>>8227787
and jsut to double check - if we redefine this so that "success" means that we lose the game, and we want to keep the "successes" at or below floor(trials/2), then we need

trials <- 1:100
dbinom(floor(trials/2),trials,0.49)

and the result is the same - it crosses at the 62nd attempt

>>8227740

Do you experience anxiety?

>>8227743
In what way? Just general anxiety not necessarily social? Then yes.

>>8227754

Ok, have you been experiencing anxiety in relation to this throat sensation as well?

And does the sensation build in intensity when you attempt to sleep?

>>8227723
bump for interest

>>8227723
Let An be the number of 2s divided by the number of 1s at an arbitrary point n of the secuence.

A1 = 0/1 = 0
A2 = 1/1 = 1
A3 = 2/1 = 1
A4 = 2/2 = 1
A5 = 2/3
A6 = 3/3 = 1
A7 = 3/4
A8 = 4/4
A9 = 5/4
A10 = 5/5
A11 = 6/5
A12 = 7/5
A13 = 7/6
A14 = 7/7 = 1

Conjecture: All An are of the form n/n, (n+1)/n and n/(n+1).

It is trivial to show that the limit as n approaches infinity of all these forms is 1, implying that the density of 1s and 2s is the same.

Theorem: My conjecture is true:

Assume that at any point An is not of the forms shown. Given the nature of the sequence this implies that at some point n, An = (n+2)/n or An = n/(n+2) and then the density of either 1 or 2 blows up

This would only be possible if at any point at least 3 consecutive 1s or 2s appeared in the sequence. Assume this happens. So the sequence becomes:
...xxx... where xxx is the block k.

but this is impossible because this implies that one of the digits of the sequence is 3. Therefore the sequence is never of this form and therefore it is not possible for the sequence to blow up and get 'away' from the forms I've described before.

Therefore the original conjecture of this thread is true.

>>8227763
>A12 = 7/5
>Conjecture: All An are of the form n/n, (n+1)/n and n/(n+1).

Anyways, I'm pretty sure that the difference between the total of 1s and 2s up to a given point will get arbitrarily large in either direction.
It's just that it does so very slowly, probably logarithmically, so it still converges.

Also, your proof has a lot of pretty big gaps in there that make it wrong.

>>8227567
Cuz he's fed up with your pseudoscience bs

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>>8227569
fuck, I wanted to post this

i should kill myself

>>8227572
why on earth would chaos be symmetrical ?

>>8227556
>millennial problem requiring Langan-tier 200+ IQ to solve
>cant wrap my head around this

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>>8227556
You want a language that's neither in P nor NP-complete?

Under the assumption P=/=NP Ladner's theorem tells you that such a language must exist. In fact he constructs such a language but in an unintuitive and artificial manner.

A good candidate would be graph isomorphism, for which we have reason to believe it is an NP-intermediate. It is somehow "harder" than P but "easier" than NP. However this hasn't been proven (and might possibly never be proven) since we don't know P=/=NP with certainty yet.

>>8227560
I'm not asking for a proof or disproof of P=NP you ....you...human.
Just what the different sets mean

It's healthy to do it. You are not a machine, dumb piece of shit.

>>8227519
But how long/how often?

>>8227514
>>8227514
You're not alone.
You're not alone.
YOU'RE NOT ALONE.

With that said, Breaks are needed or else we'd be like machines/computers/robots.

http://www.inc.com/neil-patel/when-how-and-how-often-to-take-a-break.html

> saved as png
smart kid ;)

He is 11yo. I never heard him talk to anyone as i can remember. So much information here i can't understand... help !

We are computers

Some binary shit that I won't even bother analyzing

>>8227336
there's a thread already

>>8227336
Delete your thread and try again with a relevant and not vomit inducing picture.

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>>8227347
How about this picture, then?

would it make it easier to nuke china

Well in this situation China Russia and US are conspiring together to keep this ultimate lie a secret and we're all just slaves in modern times to the Vatican who is ran by the templar nights and uses the US and its cattle/teens as its personal military branch

Copernicus, who really made the push of heliocentric belief was a satanic Freemason.

The guy that started NASA was as well

The guy that started freemasonry also started the early heliocentric model around 450bc

My meru, a magnetic mountain is at the center of flat earth.

A compass will always point north, its pointing towards the magnetism emitted by magnetic mountain

Apparently Atlantis was in the north pole

>>8227280
No.

old meme

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>Proof is a list of arguments written in Word
>Can I transfer to a school that looks for students who are serious about mathematics?

welcome to 10 years ago animekid =)

>>8227164
>the most beautiful experiment in the history of science
>complains about anime instead

https://www.quantamagazine.org/20160517-pilot-wave-theory-gains-experimental-support/

we are gonna make it

so many years wasted though