What does /sci/ think of Category Theory? I started getting into the subject few days ago and really liked it. Kind of a sweet and gentle. Like those subjects in HS that didn't really matter but professor tried really hard and you felt sorry for it. Same thing here, but without pitty
Is there more to category theory than babby’s first composition?
>>8224498
Exactly what I said. It looks naive at first. Some things that i didn't bother understanding in algebra, became much simpler now.
>>8224446
Useless. Set Theory is already perfect.
What is difference between asteroid and sun? Both are hot ball so it just that asteroid moving and sun dont?
>>8224381
>an asteroid is an hot ball
Not necessarily
Fusion
An asteroid is a small rocky body orbiting the sun. Large numbers of these, ranging enormously in size, are found between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, though some have more eccentric orbits.
A star is a luminous ball of gas, mostly hydrogen and helium, held together by its own gravity. Nuclear fusion reactions in its core support the star against gravity and produce photons and heat, as well as small amounts of heavier elements. The Sun is the closest star to Earth.
What is /sci/'s opinion on IIT(Indian institute of technology)?
Everything India is shit
This is the best a country of 1 billion people can do?
Difficulty solving a radical, could you please help show me where I went wrong?
>>8224295
accept the fact that you will best serve society as a janitor and move on.
>>8224295
Order of operations.
>>8224297
Thanks, but im trying, and that is not helping.
What are your views on the work of Dr. Sigmund Freud?
Do you agree with his theory about the unconscious mind, psychosexual development and life/death drives?
>>8224286
Neither of those boards seem adequate to discuss psychology though.
>>8224284
Didn't we have this same thread 2 weeks ago?
Why do people think cosmology is a science? It's just a bunch of guys telling that their opinions are facts. Totally indistinguishable from philosophy.
>>8224209
It's pretty deep and useful, it'll be the base from which space stage ignition will start from.
>>8224209
Kys
>>8224209
ebin post OP
Why hasn't science invented a pill that will knock you out instantly for 8 hours even if you just smoked crack and drank a red bull?
>>8224193
Take two cyanides and call me if you wake up.
>>8224193
If you are 'naive' (have no tolerance) wrt some antispychotics, they will knock you out.
Geodon, thorazine, that kind of thing.
I'd bet that some of the drugs used to put people under for surgery - Brevital - would work, and fast at a proper dose.
>>8224204
Can confirm.
I have to cut my pills in half after a long absense, and they still take me out for most pf the next day
Hey /sci/
can someone tell me what type of animating software and video editing these guys use for their videos?
http://youtu.be/5szNmKtyBW4
TYVM
Looks like flash animation to me. So probably Adobe Animate CC or something equivalent.
>>8224072
thanks for the reply - can anyone confirm?
shameless bump
Harmless after 50 years...
On the other hand....after 80 years...
> radioactive material is radioactive
oh wow...
Seriously what is the point of pure math?
Its basically just a glorified hobby
> glorified
It's only glorified by unemployable youtubers with who doodle hypothetical retarded pointless problems on their little chalkboards all day long ;)
>>8223775
It eventually gets applied.
>>8223781
this
a lot of number theory used to be 'pointless', until cryptography came around. now its an essential part of everyones daily lives
>There are only three ways to create an ape-man: 1) Combining Men and Apes, 2) Making Man out of Apes, and 3) Making Apes out of Man.
Is this true?
there's a 4th way
it's called an artist's rendition
>>8223759
What about combining apes with men?
>>8223759
4) have a common ancestor diverge into ape, man and ape-man
Hey /sci/, what kind of rocks are these?
>>8223691
Granite
>>8223693
Great help, thanks.
>>8223695
You're welcome.
I am unironically a geologist too, so you can rest assured that those rocks are indeed granite.
is it possible to make a gun that shoots ice bullets to kill people but they melt so you cant trace it ?
POSSIBLY
MYTH BUSTED
probably not as the ice would shatter inside the barrel
I'm having some trouble understanding this equation. Help?
FUKKKKK
>>8223607
BU is equal to the the ceiling of lambda given the probabiity of rho over that thing divided by pq given the probability of omega over the other thing.
>>8223607
I'm at a "loss" for words.
If you had access to unlimited human experimentation could a cure for cancer be developed?
Obviously one could breed cancer resistant humans, but I was thinking more of a treatment.
Is it feasible assuming no ethical implications. Do as you will.
As long as cells multiply, there will be a rate of error known as cancer cells.
>>8223571
Has anyone ever recorded someone's dna every year to see age related changes?
>>8223540
>could a cure for cancer be developed
A cure for cancer could be developed regardless.