Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1632. page

>>8118535
>tfw can factor 232-digit prime number instantaneously in my head

haha computers

Take your pedophile cartoons back to >>>/a/.

Take your cute cartoons back to >>>/c/

>>8118497
Yes, it's possible, assuming all the many assumptions needed.

No, there's nothing to "punch through". Real life isn't Spaceballs.

Also all of the other stuff you believe is wrong.

>>8118500
>Also all of the other stuff you believe is wrong.
Please explain.

>>8118501
space station would have its orbit fucked by you climbing up it and without help it would fall

it would need to burn fuel to keep itself aligned. Fuel that would be better spent just launching your dumb ass on a new rocket

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>>8118488
>he believes in the Copenhagen interpretation

>>8118488
It's random, dummy.

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>>8118488
look up transactional qm, penrose interpretation, GRW, debroglie-bohm, etc, read them, then come back.

no one knows, it's not relevant day-to-day qm anyway, it is retarded philosophy.

despite what many say, MWI is not that bulletproof (preferred basis problem, probability, the paradoxes caused by the equal reality of all parts of the W.F, etc). It is strong in some respects, but overall it seems some form of objective collapse interpretation will win eventually (not until we figure out gravity though). If Penrose's conception of gravity is corrected, his interpretation will hold and he has devised some tests for it (they are just hard and expensive, and no one really cares).

Old school copenhagen (ie Von Neummann) is pretty dumb, but the reformulations of it (there is no single C.I.) make more sense. Also, modern C.I. thinks the wavefunction is a good descriptor/approxiamation, it is not the lowest level of reality. Recent discoveries suggest this is probably true, which takes away a tiny bit from the MWI.

Just read about it though, it's actually pretty interesting.

Also, not sure if this is true, but I have noticed a lot of overlap between sweaty euphoric neckbeards and staunch MWI supporters. I can see why some like the MWI for its simplicity, but the really staunch MWI fanboys that hate other interpretations are almost always neckbeards or groupies for Tegmark and Deutsch.

>>8118410
You want a missile with a nuclear warhead or a rocket with a nuclear drive? I think you can find both on Google, actually.

step 1) get your life together

Yeah right lol not again.

>>8118284
I got a job as a bus driver. A classmate of mine works as a bouncer.

>>8118284
Cryptography I guess?

>>8118296
idiot that is cs you faggot
learn to fucking read

Cover yourself in baby oil, then run outside naked while screaming "BEELZEBUB! BEELZEBUB! REEEEEEEEEE" over and over again until they go away.

>>8118217
Holy shit I thought those legs were mine
literally the same hair
Where are you from

>>8118221
Came from my mother's vagina just like everyone else.

>>8118163
"science" is a method. And it's epistemologically unsound to claim to know anything, but /sci/ kiddos don't really know anything other than the most basic forms of empiricism (religion for the new age)

>>8118169
>And it's epistemologically unsound to claim to know anything, but /sci/ kiddos don't really know anything other than the most basic forms of empiricism (religion for the new age)

Don't be so verbose. Others have phrased it far more succinctly and eloquently before:

>you can't know nuffin'

>>8118169
>but /sci/ kiddos
and philosotards don't really know anything other than "you can't know nuffin'." Institutionalized ignorance for the new age.

>>8118158
there's nothing funny about this.

it's pure "haha i've seen that babby math before lol it's like a special club guys =p"

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>>8118161
Found the autist.

who the fucks cares

>>8118135
I'm just curious why he doesn't get an upgrade.

>>8118124
Because it's --his-- voice. It's personal by now.

anime

Usually a rapid decline occurs upon orgasm.

>>8118003
Certain plastics and chemicals introduced into the environment as a byproduct of the age of petroleum and chemistry. E.g., bisphenol A,
estrogen.

Obesity doesn't help, either, of course.

Yes.

Leave high school and take college courses in math. High school education in math (in the US) is so fucking retardedly structured it's unbelievable. It wasn't until uni that I developed a legitimate understanding of the material.

If you are out of uni, find a good textbook on the subject you want to learn. Go through chapter by chapter. Make sure you aren't skipping essential subjects. I believe curriculum typically goes algebra, pre calc (essentially algebra), calc, multi variable, DiffyQs, linear algebra, etc.

Instead of calculating, which are brainless alghoritms that computers always do better, you need to understand the basic concepts. and purpose of why they are invented, and what problems they are solved.

To know that you need to read any math history book. Like this https://archive.org/details/AHistoryOfMathematics

>>8117877
There are different processes at work inside our minds when we think in certain ways. Expressions as in societal interaction, fact retention, logical processes, abstract inductive reasoning, empathy, all of these are really important and generally a person is just better at one than others. It's actually rare to non-existent for one person to excel at most or all. If you're not great at one, don't sweat it, it probably just means you're really adept at another and you're not fully channeling it.

>calc i
>feeling superiority to anyone

also
>calc i
>going to class

>>8117544
-Try to help your peers understand the math the best you can and try not to make their weakness yours
-Talk to your teacher about changing groups or separating yourself altogether

Don't sweat it. High school teachers are used to accommodating autistic children.

isnt teaching others the best way to learn?

>>8117512
We choose to go to Mars in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one which we intend to win.

>>8117519
/thread

>>8117519
and the others, too!

>>8117477

i did just what you did. it helps a lot, also its interesting to see how easy all this stuff is when you are older. so why even learn it over 8 years as a kid. when you can do the same over 3 months as a grownup.

>>8117477
Trying to prep for uni over the next months but havent started yet. Had a 5 year break from school and all those math skills are almost gone.Trying to learn programming math and maybe some biology and chemistry.

What degree do you wanna pursue OP ?

>>8117514
pure mathermatics

confirmation bias: you tend to focus on data that confirms your preexisting belief and overlook data that challenges it.

>>8117503
ok

Isn't it the same kind of skill, though? Both math and language are about working with a code.