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published proof of effective mordell conjecture and the section conjecture

>>8777442
publishing shit no one understands so he can't be proven wrong in his lifetime, reaping huge benefits

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>>8777459

>>8776891
Brainlet in the past
Brainlet in the future

You're still too much of a brainlet to claim whether or reality is simulated or not.

>>8776891
why would it need to obey the parent universes laws? wouldnt that just be a recursive universe then?

btw planck length/ plank time = pixels/frames in the simulation

>>8776891
>it is feasible that an advanced civilization could create a powerful method of computing that could generate our universe
no

>>8776694
>What would the result be?
You're mum.

>>8776702
Quality post my friend.

>>8776694
Im genuinely curious, I mean genetically they are human, right?

>>8776555
Is the Riemann Hypothesis useful for anything, proved either way?

>>8776559
There's quite a lot of theorems that depend on the riemann hypothesis.

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>mellin
PERKELE TORILLA TAVATAAN

You guys are boring. If one of you was at least a lava giant or something...

>>8776291
Boring planets are boring.
Nobody cares about aquaman and butthole planets.

>>8776307
>>8776311
They have some pretty interesting moons.
Also, they'd probably be less boring if we know more than jack-shit about them.

I just don't understand why don't just gas the trannies and downies.

>>8776234
While CRISPR and the like is a good step, the general rule while we're still alive will be "if you're already born, it's too late"

Socially I see designer babies becoming more of a thing, and a few degenerative genetic diseases getting wiped out. Both are those are good if you ask me.

>>8776531
Both amuse me more than you.

>>8776155
You're either a retard, or this is shit bait.

>>8776164
>he doesn't know that radio waves and microwaves give you cancer

You know how radiation damages dna right? Minimizing your exposure reduces the risk of cancer.

>>8776182
Okay confirmed shit tier bait.

Congrats you got your (you)

Being creative doesn't mean your gonna base your career on art or music. making money from it is hard, especially if you wanna be "creative" and not a shitty pop star like your Queen guy.
I think that math/physics people often value art more than the avg population desu

>>8776218
>I think that math/physics people often value art more than the avg population desu
they have the capacity for appreciation, but arent very creative themselves.

>>8776139
>Does learning math and science destroy creativity?
thas a dumb implication. there are different sensibilities, its all down to what skills we are loaded with when we are born.

Mathematics undergrad who wants to become an artist on the side, can anecdotally confirm, no creativity.. But the creative types seem to be pretty slow with acquiring skills that don't 100% rely on intuition so if there is any way to increase creativity we could outdo em in their own fields

>>>/y/

>>8775772
There are.

>>8775772
Software engineer

he became a wizard

>>8775757
Of course.

>Woman in the back is his wife
>Girl in the back is his wife's daughter
>Man to the left is the bull
>Man to the right is the new age priest that is going to proclaim them husband, wife and bull under god.

>>8775757

Lowdown:
>Teachers thought he was a retard because he kept asking questions about volume
>Teachers told young Alex his questions were dumb because all his questions were well-known and solved problems in calculus
>Alex thought his teachers were dumb for thinking his questions were retarded
>Alex got marked off for not having proofs that matched the book's proofs
>Alex got really fed up with textbook problems, they weren't his problems.
>Alex failed a math exam because he is bad at arithmetic
>Teachers didn't think he was gifted in math because he failed math exams and asked dumb questions

FAST FOWARD

>He is known as one of the brightest and most gifted mathematicians to have ever existed

t. sauce read a lot of his personal journal.

no chemistry is cool :)))))

>>8775105
No, chemistry is one of the most important fields of science. It is important in both physics and biology. Go for it.

>>8775105
Compared to him, yes. Definitely yes.

>hey i know ill start a shit brainlets say thread

>Shit brainlets say:

>I'll start
>>everyone has an ideology, science is an ideology,
>>you BELIVE in science.
>>diversity is natural and not a political doctrine.
>>communism wasnt ever tried properly
>>in the future we will all be mixed race, half-cast.
>>overpopulation is inevitable
>>because of overpopulation, we will face starvation, so white people should stop having babies, we cant stop the third world, because THAT would be racist.
>>im pro abortion, afterall the baby is a parasite and its MY body.

>>8774885
The common normie with no appreciable science education is absolutely taking his modern atheist ideology on faith from science he doesnt understand. If you deny science is the religion of the modern atheist youre disingenuous.

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*goes around singularity and uses residue theorem instead*

>>8774877
>doesn't know what a path integral is

>>8774873
*unblocks your path back to >>>/s4s/ *

What are you on about you fucking mongoloid?

>>8773724
I keked out loud.

How they decide any number is any number - Symbol-based tautology.

anyone who doesnt post here is pretty smart in my book

>>8773638
>anyone who doesnt post here is pretty smart in my book
Then you're not smart my triggered friend.
This is a serious question.

>>8773637
Smarter than their male counterparts in my experience. Usually if you see them at the upper-levels they had to be twice as good as their male counterpart. There are some really smart women in STEM. They key is to find a hot one and wife her.