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Clearly he is a supervillain.

>>8675683
Well Dress Mathematics.
Autistic screeching

>>8675683
Who is this Dr. Who lookin' nigga?

>>8670476
In the last few years there's been achievements made in holographic field theories and things like wormholes on the quantum level. Connectedness due to higher dimensions, hyperspheres, manifolds, isn't necessarily due to gravity. It's potential in almost a frictional sense, like the chargeunit of the proton having the possibility for wormholes on its radius because of the high density of vacuum fluctuation shows that the Casimir effect, which isn't gravity or magnetism according to the mainstream theories we have, is simply the pressure of space's natural force vectors, in a way that gravity and magnetism aren't pressures but attractors. The gravitational realm is attracted to the magnetic realm in a way that can only be described as a dependency on the micro/macro relationship between the two. No magnetic atoms, no gravitational objects. The interdependencies within wormhole-connected space almost comes with its topographical inverse and, having relationships with both gravity and magnetism, will probably be the place that unification theories will come to, like topography and entanglement or something.

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>>8670476
Can I take that as a "yes"?

>>8670476

magnetism = electromagnetic waves = gravity


so i tend to agree with you OPie

>>8669376
do [/, not [\

>>8669368
Whoops, i meant [math]\frac{d}{dx}[/math] of the term in the OP.

>>8669368
>>8669422
http://mathmistakes.info/facts/CalculusFacts/learn/doi/doib.html

The answer is 36

>>8677838
this

What a useless binary operator xD

what do you mean by 'is this a meme?'

Lrn2meme fgt pls

Let's have a reading group, just post exercises here and people will work through them

>>8680223
>Do we agree that someone who can't learn a subject without someone else's help is a brainlet ?
so everyone who pays for school is a brainlet?

If you cannot read a text book, understand the concepts, and do the exercises, you are a brainlet.

>>8680233
I said lectures don't count

>>8679992
Regardless of their intelligence or talents they're largely a group of jerks and losers.

>>8679992
I think most members are intelligent enough to know Mensa is not an acronym and thus should not be written in all capital letters.

>>8679992
Bunch of retards.

Ones I know compensate for being in MENSA due to other insecurities.

>>8679939
>the chance of A when B is equal to the chance of B when A
kys
/thread

You're assuming substance dualism true, and that had 0% chance of being.

>>8679939
If you have 1 billion options, each with a 1 in 1 billion chance of happening, any single one of the possible outcomes will be improbable. Yet that doesn't change the fact that one of them will happen.

Similarly, each and every object is an improbable arrangement of atoms. Yet the object exists, regardless of how improbable it is. And any other arrangement would also be highly improbable, yet one of those highly improbable outcomes did occurred.

1. Write a program that counts through every permutation of four six sided dice and find the total of
the three highest valued dice.
A.
Calculate the permutations of rolling four six
sided dice
B.
Plot a histogram of the
totals
C.
Calculate the mean and standard deviation of the totals
D.
Plot a histogram of the values for the lowest valued, second lowest, third lowest, and highest value dice

2. Write a program that performs multiple die rolls using a random number generator
Each die must be assigned an integer value between 1 and 6 inclusive, with uniform probability for each value. For
each simulated roll, find the total of the three highest valued dice. Keep a count of the number of times each outcome occurs.
A.
Plot a histogram of the totals when the number of iteration is 10,000
B. Plot a histogram of the totals when the number of iteration is 1,000
C.Plot a histogram of the totals when the number of

anyone know Matlab?

Explain how pilot-wave theory is more intuitive than Copenhagenism without using "muh determinism"

let H be the separable complex hilbert space with inner product whose basis is given by the set of interpretations of quantum mechanics..

>>8677910
Determinism is extremely appealing.

>>8678723
Who cares, were going to war with russia soon.

>>8678726
Not anymore. Shillary was the one pushing for war and she got resoundingly beaten.

Nobody knows. If somebody says they know then they are lying. It's never happened before in recorded human history so we have nothing but vague ideas based on nothing

we don't know

>>8677104
What do you think is the best explanation based on the data that is available?

And just to be clear, you are then admitting it is perfectly possible that certain races could be, on average, less intelligent, as determined by their genes, correct?

>>8677098
> Are racial differences in intelligence scientifically true?
Considering that nutrition plays a huge role in development and we don't have much in the way of research into intelligence across races that corrects for differences in nutrition, I'd say the answer is "Who the fuck knows, not enough data."

And that's not even touching things like lead poisoning, which has only declined relatively recently and even then somewhat unevenly.

>>8679885
They didn't declare the variables at the start of the program

This one time I went on 4chan and some idiot made a thread about programming on a board without code tags.

In school and uni I was always the designated programmer so I didn't have to deal with other people's code, but when I started working I got to try and make sense of a couple ten thousand lines of uncommented code with no discernable code style. Mix of tabs and spaces for alignment (fun in Python!), spaces sometimes missing where they should be (after commas etc) and sometimes too many spaces where they aren't necessary.

>>8679885
There was an actual brain damaged guy in a MATLAB class I took a few terms ago. Huge surgical scar from the nape of his neck to the top of his head.
One day, he asks me to help him debug his assignment, so I take a look at it... and it wasn't even code. I mean, there were elements of code- like a couple of function names thrown in here and there. But it was something completely nonsensical like:

7X =answer
linspace
fprintf('answer')
[a:3:h]
X=2;

Honestly, that was the most completely speechless I've ever been. I think I finally ended up just saying that I didn't know what was wrong with it and that he should ask the instructor.

This was like 3/4 of the way through the term, by the way. And he stuck it out to the end. I don't know why nobody told him to drop out.

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>>8679643

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>>8679645

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>>8679646

>>8679601
Poorly drawn cats look like poorly drawn birds.
QED

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Explain this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbit%E2%80%93duck_illusion

>>8679608
I've never seen a rabbit or duck look like that. Draw it anatomically correct and you'll see they don't look anything alike.