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>>8606389
No, we would just kill each other, most likely.

>>8606389
we did eat the neanderthals, we'll eat the fuck out of anything. We got goose liver, Turducken, Haggis, fucking goat cheese, oysters, all sorts of shit.

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werent there a handful of extinct species similar to, but not quite like, humans? as in pic related

dont really know why theyre extinct but im glad they are desu

>>8601904
>couldnt we just use the moon/earths perpetual motion to fuel some kind of energy storing device?
Yeah, that is certainly possible, but it's not exactly useful for us. The thing I'm referring to are fly-bys of space probes. By basically flying past a planet while it's passing by you effectively extract some of its momentum into the probe. You could say it's basically the same as tidal energy. In that case we extract energy from the moon's momentum. It's not exactly what you call "free energy", as the energy actually comes from somewhere and we know from where.

Well yes, technically we already do that with gravitational slingshots which steal a bit of the rotational momentum from the object they slingshot about.

>>8601904
2200 years and no one gave ole' Archie a fulcrum.

>>8604360
Becuse I broke up with my bf and I need a reason not to kill myself

>>8604360
Why do you care about why we care about science and math?

>>8604360
Because no one else does

What would make a pattern boring?

>>8602399
Good point. All mathematical images are interesting in one way or another.

I'm just looking for others to try. Preferably in the form of Z = f (X, Y).

The bottom one is interesting because it occurs to me that it's essentially the "depth map" for an acoustic tile. Is that because it's the optimum surface area attainable?

Is there nothing then?

>>8609866
What the fuck? I've never heard of these.

>>8609866
> become common diseases or mutate into something more dangerous?

Probably both happen. Mostly though, you will just be growing a large colony of pre-existing bacteria.

In normal quantities (undetectable to the eye), those bacteria often would not be in big enough quantities to get you sick (e.g. they might die in stomach acid, snot in your nose, etc.).

But if you ate the contents of a "death jar", you would basically be trying to get sick.

My hunch is that alot of "death jars" are more gross than deadly though.

>>8609866
If you culture a pathogen that would usually never grow into a large colony in the wild, then yeah obviously it can become hazardous.

>>8609769
Concepts of Modern Math can be read with someone who has NEVER thought about math at all. It is truly an entry level book that even has funny pictures.

That's not to say it's a bad book, in fact I really liked it when I read it before having studied math.

>>8609769

pick up a used high-school or freshman-college level book on algebra. jump straight to the exercises. if you can't do an exercise, go through the chapter until you understand what to do. that's really all it takes.

liberal amounts of your preferred stimulant will help too, since high-school math is pretty boring

>>8609594
isn't that shocking

>>8609594

> it's just a switch, f a m

Current can go any direction you want if it's high enough.

dunno lol

>>8609510
Harder than a high school diploma, and more time consuming unless you really put all your attention into it. It's also looked down on by colleges and employers, and will be a speed bump of sorts until after you get a college degree.

>>8609518
You're saying an employer would rather have someone with no HS diploma over someone with a GED? I find that hard to believe.

>>8609314
you will get 0,012 participants today if youre lucky.

Other university students who are not interested but are qualified for doing a master's in AI are okay too!

Be careful of scams people.

>>8609160
What about all the energy required to make them and then the sum total of the radiation of all the diamonds together?

>Diamonds
>not carbon
Or
>carbon
>radioactive

Use uranium that is truly radioactive

Thanks OHP, will check it out.

>>8609038
Apologies for any typos, I am pretty wired right now and a lot of the stuff is stream-of-consciousness. The whole project is really so that I can maintain a more robust dialogue with myself to better hone my ideas, but I figured you chaps would find it at least a schizophrenic curiosity. Hahaha

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>Mathematics is the language of the realm of mind; it is the very fabric of mental activity.
doubt it.

>The image I have in my head is one of those Japanese paper fans, where the basepoint is the hinge, the algebra is the handle, and the paper folds are copies of the algebra held together by algebraic rules.
Interesting.
>copies of the algebra
It's representations?

>held together
do you speak of maps among those copies, or the rules of the algebra that the copies obey?

>duality
>R^n and Z^{\oplus n}
If we were to start from Z^{\oplus n} (which appears inherently countable), and work through to R^n from there, where do we introduce a seed of accountability here?

I read the other posts when I come back from the dentist. Add dates to the posts.

>>8608902
Depends on the computer

>>8608902
<10 picograms

Zero, as far as I'm aware.

For the power circuitry the electrons that go in also come out, just with less energy.

>>8608817
It's aluminum you're welcome.

How was this done?

>>8608843
The same way all homework should be done. I did it myself, I gave you the hint now finish the proof.

>>8608738
MODS HELP DELETE

>>8608738
I would solve your life's problems for a hot dog but okay.

>>8608753
you mean youd suck his dick- nicely memed m8.

>>8608737
Who's that fag anyway

>>8608751
DONT CALL HIM A FAGGOT I LIEK HIM I CALLED HIM

>>8608756
But who was phone?