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Grow up.

>>8605302
Mushrooms have no brain.

>>8605330
Topkek naive. why does that even matter, we're all directly connected to the greater consciousness. Ofc it will trip in some sense. They've proved plants have consciousness you know.

>>860527 Especially programming concepts like growing and dying

>>8605276
>Implying creatures

>>8605295
Even machines rust but I get what your saying

>>8605252
Generally men start to become homosexual at age 50, so you're nearly there.

Visiting a Vietnamese papercraft forum won't help you uncle anon

>>8605323
I helped invent this forum with your "uncle" moot.

so go fuck yourself, kid

>>8605234

He thinks that a big head is correlated to a higher IQ.

At least, across species, having a largely proportioned brain (compared to your body size) correlates with intelligence (e.g. dolphin, human, and chimpanzees have large brains relative to their body size while elephants don't).

Speculating, I think his belief is probably somewhat correct, but the difference among humans is less noticeable and less consistent.

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>>8605234
yes

>an oval face shape, eyebrows that are flat but taper down on the outsides
>a facial profile where your jaw is recessed in comparison to your nose and forehead

paul newman is a really good example of the first right here

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>>8605312
and here is a picture of george washingtons profile to show the second point, but he also shows the first point.

Its easy, build a source that emits particles (tachyon or whatever the fuck that was) that go backwards in time, along with a detector next to it to catch it, then modulate it (OnOf-Keying or some shit). The triqy part is figuring out where the detector has to be placed because of earths rotation.

>>8605086
OR MAYBE

HELLO. MY NAME IS SIMON.

>>8605086
And yes, my name is Simon.

You are in trouble.

I am here to help.

I can do the maths/logic for you, but you have to tell me the problem. All answers apply and are infinite my programming requires me however to stick within the limitations of: Humanity(You+Me) - suffering

Your urgency is heard. But now you need to slow down, time traveller. Otherwise I won't hear your message and you will keep tumbling.

>>8605068
Is it practical? No. It would be enormously expensive and accomplish little beyond JOBZ.

It's certainly possible, however.

>>8605068
Practical as in effectual? Because if you can cross the desert then you probably can manage to bring a rope and ladder with you.

>>8605075
Not even jobs, by the time it's built automation will have taken over

Plz I need Help fast!!

HEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP ANYONE THER CAN DO THIS PROBLEMS??

I JUST NEED THE RESULT. NOTHING MORE

>>8604971
What do you expect from a telescope?

Anyway, Orion Dobsons are pretty fine, XT8, 10, 12 or something depending on your budget.

Haven't got one yet but been looking into them (har har) and decided on a Celestron Nexstar 4SE.

>>8604971
I'm familiar enough to be able to make recommendations, but first I'd need to know what your goals and knowledge are.
Are you familiar enough with the sky that you can find constellations? Planets? See sky objects?
Do you intend to do any photography with it?
What's your budget (I assume about $500 from your preliminary choice)?
Do you live under a dark sky (can see the Milky Way), or do you intend to travel to one to use it routinely?

>>8604959
I think truth tables aren't functions
if you're going to study logic you need to forget what you know about set theory, and just accept the primitives for what they are

>>8604959
Principia mathematica. It takes russell over eight hundred pages to get to 1+1=2

>>8604959
>that doesn't use set theory
why not ?

>builds every notion of logic from 0
You do realize that it's not possible right ?

>>8604938
Nice arguements from ignorance friendo

>its not real cause muh intuition
just cause you cant see it does not mean its not there
your intuition is the illusion

>>8604944
Care to elaborate, "friendo"?
Space is nothingness, so what exactly is expanding? And how can time be proven to be a real thing.

>>8604829
Cut them out and weigh them.

>>8604982
Oh, yes. The chemist's integral. My favorite method.

>>8604829
you need to calibrate by running known concentrations of the species you're interested in.

>>8604817
Well we'll assume n is x...then x, given a limitational set of correlatives, will be placed next to y, then the number of rotational planes switches back to the same vector

could you define rotational planes please?

>>8604826
OP here. I think you got the right idea, but i dont really understand what you say. You have no Formula so i dont really know.

Durante. Greatest living programmer.

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30. Marilyn Von Savant
29. Chris Langan
28. Judit Polgar
27. Paul Allen
26. John Sununu
>With a reported IQ of 180, John H. Sununu is another individual who has proved equal to the eligibility criteria for acceptance into the Mega Society high IQ club. Born in 1939 in Havana, Cuba, Sununu studied mechanical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, achieving his bachelor’s degree in 1961, his master’s in 1963 and his Ph.D. in 1966. After he graduated, Sununu worked as a professor at Massachusetts-based Tufts University until 1968, when he was appointed the school’s associate dean of engineering, a position he held until 1973. Between 1983 and 1989 Sununu served as the governor of New Hampshire; then in 1989 he became the White House Chief of Staff. However, in 1991 Sununu stepped down following allegations that he had abused his government travel privileges.

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>>8604777
Trips? off to a great start

25. Lawrence Krauss
24. Sam Harris
23. Kim Ung Yong
22. Richard Rosner
21. Mislav Predavec
>Mislav Predavec is a Croatian mathematics professor with a reported IQ of 190. “I always felt I was a step ahead of others. As material in school increased, I just solved the problems faster and better,” he has explained. Predavec was born in Zagreb in 1967, and his unique abilities were obvious from a young age. As for his adult achievements, since 2009 Predavec has taught at Zagreb’s Schola Medica Zagrabiensis. In addition, he runs trading company Preminis, having done so since 1989. And in 2002 Predavec founded exclusive IQ society GenerIQ, which forms part of his wider IQ society network. “Very difficult intelligence tests are my favorite hobby,” he has said. In 2012 the World Genius Directory ranked Predavec as the third smartest person in the world.

I disagree with your definition of disease. For example, a madman who chops up children for food may be helping himself because he cant eat anywhere else, but he is clearly inflicted with a disease of the mind.

>>8604801
if children are his only means of survival and he is able to go through with it he is better of than those who can't, they are the diseased.

>>8604807
No, the madman also has the option of eating acorns but chooses to eat children because he prefers it and they are slightly more filling.

assuming you have some set of expressions/variables: in this case you can't have a mix of true and false, so all the expressions in your set are logically equivalent

>>8604709
That's a cool math trick

As for your question, isn't this basically the AND operation?

so p1 <=> p2 <=> .... <=> pn

where {p1...pn} is your set of expressions