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Like this?
http://www.allstarpuzzles.com/logic/index.html

>>7934980
something like that yes but from this century

>>7934978

You have way too much time to spare.

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>>7934873
each event is independent.

just because your specific string only has a chance of 81/256 to occur doesn't mean it changes the probability of the system in general. It still has a 1/4 chance to print A and a 3/4 chance to print B at each printing step.

>>7934895
But what about luck?
Luck defined as the curve in probability according to the one who inputs the beguining of a sequence. As no matter is lost or destroyed, the universe exists on a very specific but very very very complex numerical pattern. Assuming that holds true, the pattern must be upheld at all times in the universe, and when a high probability outcome occurs anywhere in the universe, there must be a low prob outcome elsewhere regardless of form.

It is the ULTIMATE game of getting dubs, trips, quads, pents, hexs, etc but IRL.

So in a wager situation, if you watch all the events of the world closely and recognize their numerical and probabilational value, if you time it right you can win very low probability outcomes everytime.

That begs the question, if I can cheat the system then I have 100%, but theres still a probability of me getting caught, is probability an arbitrary concept?

>>7934913
Nope, the events are independent and "luck" does not exist.

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Frog Fractions.

>>7934855
5/16 is my favorite fraction. It's the exact spacing of Lego studs in inches.

>>7934905
>inches

>>7933619
Why does he even care that much? The money wasn't even involved anymore. He just needs to ask google for a fucking .exe and he can play alpha go as much as he wants.

>>7933684
>Proud asian man loses to a machine in a game he dominates.

Yeah I can't see how he could be so angry/depressed/annoyed.

>>7933688
It was obvious from the start that Alpha Go was superior. I mean even before it first won. It does shit that no human can do, that is how it managed an amazing comeback that any human would have fucked up.

>>7939133
Well I'm no expert, but they look like derivation rules for propositional logic.

[math]\varphi[/math] and [math}\psi[/math] stand for some propositions, I for "introduction", E for "elimination", the horizontal bar for the deduction associated to I or E and the funky symbols for logical connectives.

Just some rules for expressions you can use in proofs.

it doesn't

>>7938352
For one, my shoe size is two digits
Secondly, you just multiply the shoe size by a number with 100 as a factor, so when you add 2012, the last two digits are 12. When you subtract your birth date from that, you get obviously get your age.

You should change this to 2016 btw cause this would only work 4 years ago.

>12
>60
>110
>2200
>3212
>1228

this predicts that my shoe size is 1 and my age is 28.

my actual shoe size is 12 and im 31.

proved you wrong

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>>7938242
>Is "Psychology = pseudo-science" just a meme

No.

The first person to mention psychology and the person who created the word psychology was a Croatian writer Marko Marulić who lived on the 15th/16th century.

>>7938247

This is exactly the sort of thing I'm talking about. This argument would work perfectly for Freud, who developed an entire theory with the id, ego and superego (and all the sexual stuff) with no scientific testing whatsoever - he based it solely on his experience with his patients.

But psychology doesn't do that anymore. The only field within psychology that even comes close is social psychology, and even that isn't as bad as what that picture depicts.

>>7938083
Are you banned from Wolfram Alpha?

>>7938101
Can't do that in an exam, can you?

>>7938102
>making someone do that in an exam
unless there's like a crazy shortcut for that particular function whoever wrote that exam deserves to be shot .

Depends. You'd most likely have to use sphere moment of inertia. To calulcate the inertia of the ball bearings. Then go from there.

>>7937877
I want my balls to bear his friction.

>>7937902
it's a chick

No thats all bullshit. Dead is dead you hippie motherfucker.

is it theoretically possible? maybe
would is ever happen? no

Consider your body a wave packet and your thoughts constituent waves. If the packet is destroyed the constituent waves dissipate into nothingness. While there isn't a wavefunction for consciousness, probably, it's highly unlikely these waves will reform into another being.

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>>7937706

>>7937706
this post doesn't make sense

>art guy
this post makes sense

>>7937709
>>7937711
I want to learn to make sound effects for games.

nope

>>7937672

ok thanks

>>7937643
you need static friction to stop the base of the ball to start rolling.

>>7937366
Maybe. If they're undetectable by current science, then maybe. Or maybe not. No one knows.

If you want a more detailed answer than that, go to >>>/x/

Don't worry op. My wife believes in essential oils holding magical powers and other voodoo girl blog mom science. They are just naturally stupid. Don't hold it against them.

>>7937370
Thanks, I guess the question is unanswerable but I was wondering if anybody knew anything more than just "no one knows"

>>7937325
Whoa there Charles Dickings I didn't come here to read your graduate thesis.

But anyway medschools don't even look at your major, let alone your minor.
Statistically speaking, you have no advantage with any group of majors or minors or anything. They. Don't. Care.

Whatever major gets you the closest to a 4.0 is the major you should choose. They only care about prereqs and GPA. It's that simple.

If you feel like a Women's Study major is easier, go for it.
Explain to the momma and the poppa that they don't even look at your major, and then spend that time you saved volunteering.

>>7937413
So..basically go for the easiest one? I'm still doing a biochem majior sice it'll help me keep god MCAT score and prereqs guranteed covered, so I guess go with the easiest minor? I want to do japanese but parents will not approve. How do I get parents to approve?

tl;dr: How do I get my parents to allow me to minor in japanese since they won't approve?

Yes.

>>7936640

On /sci/ anything that isn't a maths or physics degree is considered a meme degree.

>>7936658
Only by maths or physics majors. Do your part to make /sci/ great again. Post more threads relevant to other fields of science.