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>>8601774
Clickbait is the worst

>>8601779
and so bad clickbait that its not even the worst anymore but a what has humanity come to type of bad clickbait.

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>>8601765
get out of sci

>>8601762
garbage math strikes gain
http://www.flyingcoloursmaths.co.uk/new-years-resolution-genius-sic/

>>8601754
where do you get the permantently negatively charged balloon?
you have the energy to move your arms like that forever?

>>8601757
an isolated ball will keep the charge and the energy from moving the ball does not limit the physical laws... you can charge 2 balls and with 2 charhe 4 ..8..16 etc

>>8601556
Deep down inside everyone knows the next plague will originate in China or India but quarantine is not an option, these people spill over their borders and frequently travel back to the scene of the crime.

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>>8601556
The Battle of Good and Evil is about to begin

So guys, serious question. I had an abscessed tooth and an insane pain where it was. The doctor prescribed some amoxicillin, and I took it. After it ended, I was too lazy to go to the doctor, and kept taking it for about a year regularly. Then I got the tooth removed. However, lately I've been feeling a discomfort in my throat, and I'm just worried if there's an infection? If there is an infection that went to my throat, I will feel a pain, right? I'm really fucking worried guys and losing my shit rn

Please help.

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>>8601526
>Europe
Ariane, ESA

>Asia
CNSA, JAXA...

>Africa
See pic

>tfw southamerican
>tfw southamericans cannot into space
>only space shit in the subcontinent is some french shit in their colony
feels slightly rustled tBBHH

>>8601550
Topkek

>>8601182
>that it was exactly me

Omg, Stacy. That's literally me!

>>8601182
Try big 5

>>8601182
MBTI is bullshit
Mostly abuses Barnum effect without any prospecting power

Love.

>>8601142
kek

>>8601129
The unintuitiveness of accepting axioms which lead to sets of cardinality > aleph-null.

>>8601092
No. Tom Hanks is.

that's not von neumann

>>8601092
In the sense that he's a libtard memer with no background in science?
Sounds about right

>>8601068
I have already proved it in my mind's eye. I only have to write it down. Lord knows when I am going to do that.

42

Where do the lines even originate from? What concocted him to just make a crazy fucking wave.

Coming from someone who is a complete brainlet who has to teach himself fucking highschool algebra again for college

Why is infinity+infinity still infinity, but infinity-infinity zero?
Shouldn't it be 2 times infinity?
I know that's not how it works but let's assume it is like OP proposes.

>he treats infinity like a variable
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>>8601024
multiplying infinity by 1

pls leave quickly

>>8600937
I dropped out and got my GED.

Freshman - 3.87 Unweighted 4.1 weighted
Sophomore - 4.0 unweighted 4.35 weighted
Junior - 4.0 unweighted 4.55 weighted
Senior - 4.0 unweighted, 4.5 weighted.
So I think weighted overall was about 4.4
I finished 5th in my class, main reason I wasn't higher was because I was in mostly CP classes freshman year, but then I switched to honors/AP

>>8600950
>CP Classes
MODS MODS MODS

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>>8600725
What is the anon highlighted in red even trying to say?

Shameless self bump

>>8600725
kek
that thread and the previous responses are fucking retarded, and elementary level
https://warosu.org/g/thread/58478745

I think that anon is trying to say that if we had enough knowledge and power, we could create a seeting in which we can do what the inverse of some reaction does

As in
ch4 + h2o > co2 + 2h2o is the naturally occuring reaction
and if we were powerful enough we could find some way to reverse it as in
co2 + 2h2o > ch4 + h2o

He gives this argument to say that chemical reactions can be indeed reversible, contrary to what first anon said

Now the first definition of chemical reaction saying can't be reversed, is pretty shallow
That definition is usually given so brainlets can differentiate better
But whether or not a reaction can be perfectly inversed is another question, I don't know the answer either
I mean it seems possible that under the right circumstances products can again start a reaction, but is it always possible to get back to the original reactants? I don't know honestly

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It can be done

>>8600716
I'd be more sympathetic with his view if it did not include sperging out and actually doubting the existence of really big natural numbers. I can understand the suspicion over the continuum, but he extends his obtuse finitism to even the natural numbers

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AYY WILDBURGER

>>8600716
>Can you prove him wrong?

You can't really prove him wrong, any proofs that he creates (are there any proofs in his mathfoundations series? I've seen two or three of his videos and they were just rants about the reals) would be valid in his axiomatic system. You can however disagree with him. However I have three issues with his presentations:
>His claims over the rigors of mathematics.
I never really understood this, the validity of a proof is relative to the system in which it is created. Valid proofs have to be logically consistent by definition.

>His use and abuse of Planck units
Wildburger seems to think that Planck units are of some fundamental importance to physics, and so claims that the upper bound on the number of numbers is the same as the number of Planck cubes that can fit into the observable universe. This is completely wrong, Planck units are not fundamental, they are no more or less arbitrary than any other set of units, it just so happens that the Planck scale is useful when in high energy physics.

that is pure math, yes

>>8600712
you forgot to divide 1 by n.
The answer is 1/n + 6

>>8600721
Kek.

>>8600556

Brute force or machine learning.


If you want to create formulas that are more condensed, then that would be dependent on the ruleset.

>>8600556

Intuition from experience.
Logical thinking.
Brute force.

>>8600561
>>8600570
Ah that's what I thought the answers would be, been thinking about this for some time.
Had some ideas about min-maxing, but that doesen't work.

And I thought maybe some graph-theory or topology could be applied, but I do not know enough about that stuff.

Backtracing is the only thing that somewhat works I think, but again depending on the game.