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>>8681524

That laugh is retarded.

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Bump with more magnets.

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>>8681537

>>8689119
Quality thread you've got there, friend.

>>8689119
I was never a fan of those extrapolations, but it should be fairly obvious that blowing millions of tons of CO2 into he atmosphere and measurably changing the composition of it will have at least some global effects. Sure, it's uncomfortable as blowing CO2 into the atmosphere is kind of the foundation of modern civilization, but it is kind of plausible.

>>8689127
But can you prove that a wizard isn't removing all of the excess heat trapped by the greenhouse effect?
You cannot, marxist.

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AIDS

25.

define "this generation"

>>8684304
No one because if it were really the case we wouldn't still be associating geniuses with Einstein

>>8688926
yes

>>8688926
let me qualify my yes:

Yes, also you're tantamount to those annoying kids in class that ask questions they already know the answer to, or could just google but decide against it to get smart points instead

>>8688934
No, I wanted to hear some alternative view points.

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will be monitoring this for the next 6 or 7 hours

Ask if their parents rent or own their homes, find out how large the house is, and how many cars they own. That will narrow it down a bit

>>8688792
Makes sense to ask about their parents. Know of another other proxy questions that get to the root of the question? I guess 'what is your parents education' is the most standard one

Neil deGrasse Tyson, Bill Nye, Stephen Hawking

Jacob Barnett

Op has shit tast

>>8687984
He's a faggot.

>>>/reddit/

A really bad philosopher.

>>8687984
>we should eliminate muslims because, like, islam is a set of bad ideas, man

Wow so intellectual

probability is based on our limited knowledge

>>8687953
k

>>8687953
>When it comes right down to it isn't everything either 100% or 0%.

Everything believed is likely false.
Everything considerately and sincerely thought out is likely true or not far from it.
Lots of stuff is irrelevant.

>>8687661
Nah the headache comes after regaining blood O2 saturation, just like a hangover occurs after the drinking, not during.

Now if you're talking about state executions, a bullet would be cheaper and quicker, but that's my two cents. The whole pentobarbital injection thing is stupid expensive and is not as reliable.

>>8687685
>a bullet would be cheaper and quicker
But that wouldn't be "human".
OP makes a very good point.
You could execute a lot of prisoners in that chamber.

alternatively: convert a server room to a shower room and activate it's helium fire suppressant system

alternatively alternatively: shove them all into a hangar and give them a pack of cigarettes, which when lit will activate the foam fire suppressant system which will drown them

>>8686491
>What more there is to get? What are some things humans really need and want, but we haven't invented it yet?

when humans want to survive we need to explore space. in the long run earth is a death trap. asteroids, a collapsing sun etc. we need to colonize other planets and we need huge spaceships/spacestations to find more planets to colonize.

As long as the imagination remains unfulfilled we must push foreward. If you think it's a matter of deserving something or not I think you're too caught up in contemporary social drama. If your argument is from guilt then sure we've made plenty of mistakes, but we'll never be able to rectify that unless we keep advancing.

We're living our lives stuffed in a tiny box defined by physical limitations while we yearn for freedom. It's not about "things" it's about possibilities and potentials. What humanity needs is complete freedom. That's "what there is to get".

>>8686491
>I mean sure we could invent flying cars and faster computers and ways to get more food and colonialize Mars, but I don't really think humanity deserves or needs any of those.
This.
>Limited time Offer: Air and Water

>Even if I would invent something very important and big
Doesn't have to be big.

Read Introduction to Recurrent Neural Networks by Pepe Silvia

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>>8686374
CONNECTIONS

>>8686374
>give algorithm set of data
>give algorithm desired result of data
>algorithm attempts to brute force result, checks its answer, and propegates backwards to correct errors
>repeat until desired result is achieved
Thats a supervised neural net
Unsupervised is more like
>give net data
>net runs data through nodes
>regardless of correctness continues to loop and strengthen connections of nodes that produce simmilar answers

A supervised net is good for, for instance in a video game, to give a charater a starting point and a finish line, and find the optimal way between the two points.
An unsupervised net would be given the starting point, then figure out something you can do with the character.

It's not scientifically accurate if you can't prove or disprove it.

>>8686190
nah but if determinism were real couldn't we figure it out and prevent something that was supposed to happen from happening? in effect disproving determinism

>>8686190
I see the oscillatory universe theory has basically been disproved. Too bad, was sort of comforting to think i'd see all my dead friends and family members again.

>>8668254
Kill yourself

>>8668322
That was an unnecessarily hurtful thing to say.

It's a law of THERMOdynamics. THERMO

THERMO

THERMO

It has to do with energy. DNA can become mutated all because of energy

>>8686296
Evolution is a fact. It has been observed; hence it does not violate the 2nd law of thermodynamics

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>>8686306
>what is ad hoc?
>what is a "just so" story?