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smart, but definitely overrated.
he entered uni at 19 for one.

>>8130475
Smart enough to get rich and be a household name :^)

But, if you'd like, you can foster delusional feelings of superiority out of insecurity :^)

He has what psychologists refer to as "narrow intelligence"; meaning he's basically a high functioning autist.
Easiest way to detect an autist:
1.) Do they comprehend normal social rules
2.) Are there understandings and interests exceptionally narrow
3.) Do they have OCD behaviors
4.) Can they comprehend being incorrect

So he's basically an autist.
So was Howard Hughes [also had multiple other disorders], Bill Gates [also antisocial personality disorder], etc.

It's not uncommon for high functioning autists to corner a market normal people haven't thought to go in.

>>8130423
It's cheaper and easier to hire Philipino peasants for this.

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>>8130423
>>How easy would it be for one man to farm an island by himself
it would still be easier to shag ur mum

>>8130470
>that pic
Give that girl a minkie whale dildo. Maybe she'll skewer herself Cannibal holocaust style.

>>8130351

if you have prerecorded commands based on his voice and dialect. then it is only a threshold similarity between the word he says and the word he can hear.

or else its fake and its all scripted. most of it is scripted anyways probably

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>1939
>just invented electricity
>voiced by phil harris (baloo, jungle book)
>just happens to be tall with thick legs and a very wide torso

mfw brainlets actually think this was a real robot and not just some cuck in a suit

>>8130381
His voice was done by a record player evidently.

Watching the video, it appears that after the command is entered, the rest of the action is scripted, but the command looks legit. I don't think the operator would talk so mechanically if it wasn't. Then again, there's no proof that it wasn't completely scripted.

This was the time around when radar was being developed. Perhaps they had an analog circuit that could cross correlate a voice signal with a recorded signal, or perhaps they had a matched filter design. If this was the case, that's pretty damn remarkable.

>>8130254
no

>>8130254

yes

>>8130254
yes, brains perform functions. the performance of how well different brains can perform these functions can be assessed. in principle it's no different than measuring engine performance.

>>8130176
Why would that be true, you retard

>>8130176
>My $100 single-purpose super-low-energy-consuming product is more capable than my friend's $1000 general-purpose pocket computer, right?

>>8130179
I didn't say it was true, I just said I had to prove him wrong. Help me cheat my way out of this bet.

>>8130074
>When will we be able to claim

When you get there.

>Because right now it's not recognized by any states at all

They won't be able to stop you from claiming once you get there.

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>>8130074
>It seems like Mars, for example, at some point will just be an extension of the Earth.

>>8130074
The Outer Space Treaty forbids claiming ownership of land on other planets. The only things you own on Mars will be those you put there.
>Article II
>Outer space, including the moon and other celestial bodies, is not subject to national appropriation by claim of sovereignty, by means of use or occupation, or by any other means.

Hispanics built some awesome pyramids. And did achieve a couple of great civilizations.

But if you're talking about the Hispanics of today, who are genetically native-Spanish hybrids? They've only been around since the 1500s, and they were born into a world that was already Europe-dominated. So don't be too discouraged.

Mexican dude here too. My parents didnt finish elementary, i dont think my dad even went in the first place. So i definitely think resources will help increase our presence in science and upper economic classes. But even then we probably wont perform as well asians academically. Fuck it senpai

Mexican american here. Im doing a chem phd in the fall. My chem,professor was hispanic, and so were two of my other professors. Soon....

>>8129998
http://www.kurims.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~motizuki/papers-english.html

>>8129998
Start with yours, OP. Oh wait, even if you have any you don't want to identify yourself either!

>>8130000
Checked. Welcome to 4chan, Mochizuki-san.

bump for luck

>>8129937

what can't you do exactly? find routes?

>>8130048
well, what I have is just a CSV of origin and destination coordinates.

what I would like to do is make the origin/destination coordinates into routes, then display them as a heat map.

I don't know where to begin. I'm trying to decide what program to accomplish this with.

all the things i can think of: matlab, python, etc, won't convert to street routes.

>>8129901
Idk you should send them an email

>>8129905
cool lol do you have their address?

>>8129901
yes the U.S. government is capable of making anime real

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>>8130319

requesting webms of lightning sprites

>>8129821
Most of them, old Earth creationists probably, with some of them possibly being deist clockmaker-god believers. Young earth creationism was silly even back then.

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>>8129829
That's funny considering AiG's view of Old Earth, as well as naturalism (study of natural sciences).

>>8129821

These people were alive during a time when we didn't have the knowledge about the history of life on earth that we do now, so it's understandable that they wouldn't have believed in evolution

Tycho Brahe was a geocentrist, but does this somehow validate the idea that we can teach 21st century children that the sun revolves around the earth and still expect them to become competent scientists?

>>8129772
World hunger is almost entirely a political problem. World hunger is not a matter of it being hard energetically nor hard in terms of human labor.

>>8129772
>why the fuck did that evolved in the first place
Because evolution doesn't lead to perfection. In most cases the product of evolution is mediocre at best. It doesn't have to be efficient, it just has to work.

>>8129772
>posting the reddit frog

>>8129769
Burn them all lol

>>8129769
Collective intelligence, which I'm sorry that I can not describe well as I have not studied it. Anyhow, ants "observe" ants being killed by unknowable factors which by the smell and placement of dead ants is localized. So they work together to move the hive away from the source of pointless death, none of them actually quite "knowing" what they are doing beyond moving dirt and digging.

>>8129819
I would but my neighbors will get pissed. It's just so fucking strange, it's as if they know what the poison is and that it kills them.

There is no fucking way they should know, it's as if the queen told them that eating the bait is bad.

So I poisoned their nest, and they have been pushing the soil away because they "know" it's contaminated.

It's creeping me out. How can they be this smart? Even humans aren't this smart.

He will push himself away from the rock and travel at minimal speed as the rope goes taught.

>>8129583
he will hit the rope with the same force as he applied to the rock and it will stop the rope

There's no external forces therefore the man/rock system won't move.
Op plus go download us physics book with newton's laws