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In addition, physicality emerges from self reference. Physicality emerges immediately. Consciousness technically does too, but doesn't emerge in any meaningful way unless intelligent mechanisms create meta-physicality about the current physical environment.

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You're retarded.

Provide and proof at all that you are right.

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>>8644168
literally just think about it for a minute

theres literally no other solution. All other attempts end up contradicting themselves at points or not fully explaining everything, or both.

>>8644112
Just eat as many variety of mushrooms you can and hope it does something?
No need for research

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the warmth of god in your heart

nicotine, -afinils, anxiolytics/gabaergics if youre naturally anxious

but for me the absolute best thing was low dose opiates, nothing else has come close. people tend to associate them with lazing around and nodding out, but they actually provide a really clean energy and focus at lower dosages

The uncertainties are pretty fucken tiny compared to our scale so they basically average out when you're dealing with macroscopic objects.

It's similar to why your speedometer doesn't account for relativistic effects.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_limit

None of our functions are based on single QM events.

>>8643995
What do you mean tiny though? If you cant tell position perfectly without losing velocity then how does scale matter? Youd judt have more samples of the same issue no?

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>>8643881
I'm afraid you're suffering from autism.

>>8643881
Autism?
No I don't have that problem.

>>8643997
>>8644022
f-fuck

>>8643465

Genetic predilection toward higher intelligence.

they're not really- they just give themselves nobel prizes to keep that illusion up

>>8643468
only verbal intelligence.
http://web.mit.edu/fustflum/documents/papers/AshkenaziIQ.jbiosocsci.pdf

Something is bound to happen. Even if humans didn't die of old age I would hugely doubt that there would be many left after 4800 years.

fire happened

Trees can still die of disease, thirst, nutrient deficiencies, predation, physical damage, fire, etc. You can kill a tree by girdling it (peeling the bark off I'm a ring,) because it destroys the pathway of the phloem. Trees aren't invincible.

Didn't they hear that old saying, "don't count your chickens before they hatch"?

These projects are almost never on time, and by 2021 Musk may already have an empire of reusable heavies.

>>8642922
>140 tons to LEO

who fucking cares? Elon is making a 350~500 ton to LEO rocket while you chinks are more worried about some sand patches in the sea

>>8642922

>EVER believing Chinese claims

daily reminder that their shit tier space station is falling out of orbit and they have admitted that they can't do anything about it

Don't you have work to do

>>8642571
>I had never heard of her until my 3rd year as a physics undergrad.
>Calls others brainlets

[math] \mathcal { W } \varepsilon \omega [/math]
[math] \varepsilon [/math]
[math] \omega [/math]

>>8642586
more than one type of brainlet

So like Esperanto?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esperanto

Here's a list of constructed languages:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_constructed_languages

Latin

>>8642535

Instant, automatic translation seems like it is getting very close to being viable.

>>8642320
Wasnt as hard as I thought it would be

>>8642320
>square bottomed pyramid

That is just called a quadrilateral pyramid.

>>8642320
>how to find function maximums

>>8641679
>(((what could you possibly gain from not having to pay an electric bill)))

>>8641679

Desalination and hydroponics could be practically costless in such a situation, changing geopolitics. Cargo ships would see a cut in their transporting costs, meaning price drops throughout the world, until demand is met.

>>8641686
Cargo ships are also one of the biggest sources of pollutants, so, potentially, that situation would be improved as well.

Nuke power sourses is only way to explore outer solar system

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>>8641559
Pic related is a counterexample to that

We haven't got there yet because everyone's pussy about nuclear.

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>>8641269
Was considering this one too, more recent but like 3 times the price of the other
https://www.amazon.ca/Getting-Know-ArcGIS-Michael-Law/dp/1589483820/ref=pd_sim_14_2/159-0037280-8877419?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=JY8MAXDP69TG4Y618KXE

Why do you need a textbook to use Google?

>>8641281
I like reading things on physical format rather than digital. Reading notes on a computer I get distracted and start browsing other shit

All of them.

>>8640046
Start with relativity.

>>8640046
Special Relativity and General Relativity

>Given that it is a closed system, the following big bang will produce exactly the same universe down to your current brain chemistry

I need this part explained to me.

>>8639824
>The universe is a closed system, and it will not expand forever.

Your entire argument rests on this being true and we don't know if it is.

>>8639828
there is as much evidence pointing towards a Big Crunch/Bounce as to a Big Freeze. The universe has gone through different rates of expansion, and you should rule out that it will eventually collapse, or that there is no boundary and eventually the matter gets trapped in black holes that then, (after an unimaginably long time) come together. Do you deny that the universe is a closed system, though? This I actually want to know if it makes sense.