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To use MathJaX, put your TeX code between [ math ] ... [ /math ] tags for inline equations or [ eqn ] ... [ /eqn ] tags for block equations.[eqn]\zeta(s) = \sum_{n=1}^{\infty}\frac{1}{n^s} = \frac{1}{\Gamma(s)}\int_0^{\infty} \frac{x^{s - 1}}{e^x - 1} \mathrm dx[/eqn]Note: You may preview the output by clicking the TeX button at the top left corner in the quick reply window.Additional supported file type on /sci/ is PDF.Reminder: /sci/ is for discussing topics pertaining to science and mathematics, not for helping you with your homework or helping you figure out your career path.If you want advice regarding college/university or your career path, go to >>>/adv/ - Advice.If you want help with your homework, go to >>>/wsr/ - Worksafe Requests.
What is the most compelling proof of modern evolution?
>>16912868What the fuck is a "modern evolution"? Either way, here's your threadly reminder that random mutation + natural selection supposedly accounting for the entire variety of life on the planet is not just inherently unprovable, but actually disproved by modern genetic knowledge.
>>16913298>>What the fuck is a "modern evolution"?I thought it was obvious. Evolutionary adaptations specifically to modern circumstances. Such as, dogs with very long snoots having evolved this adaptation in response to pringles cans.
most animals are the same since last big ice age, about 12,000 years ago, that's not modern per se, but real evolution move at geological agewe can have some adaptations but take modern humans, that's 50,000 years 4x longer than the disappearance of megafauna
>>16913307Dramatic morphological changes take time, but it is known that natural selection can make meaningful changes to a population in only a few short generations.
>>16912868What do you mean by evolution?
Discuss stuff that’s locked behind security clearances. I’m looking for a screencap of a defense contractor talking about creating negative energy spaces using lasers. Anyone got it? Also place to discuss theories on UAPs and other technologies.
>>16909806thats based
>>16909425The phononic surfaces thing is interesting because that is definitely real. Boeing tested a sonic emitter for passenger aircraft to aid fuel economy, and it's too different from the effects you get with induced plasma sheathes (speed and aerodynamics).
>Up for 8 days>75 replies between maybe 4 peopleThis is why we all stick to /k/ for these sorts of threads. Plus, everyone already has all these fucking screenshots, so half the thread isn't posting them again.
>>16907605All that shit's fake. If you want the real deal, listen to things that are posted one time on /pol/ and get glowniggers livid. There is an underground base beneath the Pyrenees that connects the Bay of Biscay to the Mediterranean Sea. The rich kiddy diddlers didn't think anyone knew about it.The biggest non-secret that the rich and their glownigger pets are desperate to keep is that the breakaway "civilization" (they're barbarians, they're not civilized) is actually miles underground. All those "UFOs" you hear about exiting and entering water? That's because they put their entrances to these bases deep underwater. Easier to hide them that way. EVERY conspiracy theory stupid idea you have ever heard exists to protect these DUMBS (which are not exclusively military). They are great cities where the rich have "retired" to while they allow the surface world to decay into devil-worship and swarthoid dysfunction.
>>16913468They are spotted in the ocean because of I wanted to do a crew exchange in a craft that's not supposed to exist, instead of landing it at an air base, I might use submarines to facilitate crew exchanges. There are a few old stories floating around about weird crew members being onboard attack subs that no one was allowed to talk to, and then they mysteriously vanish from the boat one day in the middle of the ocean.
In India people believe common cold is when water seeps in through the scalp inside the skull and comes out of the nose. They have special powders on sale to prevent this from happening. They apply these powders on babies. See link below.https://pankajakasthuri.in/products/rasnadi-choornamIndians do not believe in germ theory, this is why hygiene is not very important. People who insist on hygiene is seen as having a form of OCD. Indians also think non-germ-theoretic pseudoscience like homeopathy was invented in India even though it is from Switzerland. Scientific medicine is called English medicine but swiss homeopathy is OK.It is an upside down world. I am not sure Indians are conscious beings. They are probably the p-zombies we speak of in philosophy
>>16913445Which country would that be?Indians think food poisoning is due to evil eyehttps://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/43682/pg43682-images.htmlhttps://skedbooks.com/books/omens-and-superstitions-of-southern-india/iii-the-evil-eye/No germs or bad hygiene can cause food poisoning. It is purely and evil eye bad juju
>>16913442People will seek to confirm their biases by being selective about the science they recognise. This isn't anything new. India is still impoverished and developing. Having TVs and smartphones isn't going to reverse years of educational neglect in the span of two generations. Just because they're literate and able to use the internet shouldn't put your expectations that high.They're quite unlucky that their old beliefs are this detrimental to their health and worldwide reputation. There's many countries on India's level of development who hold on to their old beliefs, but those beliefs aren't as pronounced or laughable (from a western standpoint).You could easily compare them to muslims on the terms mentioned above. Muslims love cleanliness for religious reasons, so they agree with germ theory because it confirms their cultural bias. At the same time, they reject other parts of modern knowledge which would undermine their belief in Allah.The same principle applies to westerners. Look at abortion laws. They're dictated by religious and cultural norms from hundreds of years ago. Meanwhile China doesn't give a shit and just lets you do it.
>>16913442Not all Indians are Hindus.
>>16913445Vitamin C supplements have been proven to shorten the length and severity of a cold by up to an entire day of a ten day cold.https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK279544/
>>16913445AIRBORNE was created by a schoolteacher!
Today’s edition: vscan air, my beloved. Thread dedicated to the discussion of medical practice and literature. We do not give medical advice, kindly fuck off.
>>16912192optometry #1 :)
>>16912227I will have a ny strip at the steakhouse. Fuck off to my home. Have a wank and get over it.
>finally graduated medschool>domestic doctors get treated and paid like shit>look into job oppotunities abroad>suprisingly many first world countries will allow me to practice there if i pass their bar test.>only one small catch>due to the amount of third world criminals immigrated to escape their homeland law enforcement, most countries now requires a "letter of good standing">there is no equivalent in my country>the nepo-hired powertripping roastie at the health ministry had no idea what i was talking about and told me to ask the police>the nepo-hired powertripping roastie at the police had no idea what i was talking about and told me to go back to the health ministry and sort things out with them>mfw
>>16912476Oh come on its not that bad. You barely do anything.
>>16913443>didnt pay a random police chief some cash to write a letter with official letterhead saying "anon dindu nuffin"
or wtv tough topic in the science and math fieldsuggest me a topic and i will study it by myself and get back
>>16911716>I want to prove that retards are retards
>>16911720fpbp
study foundations, stuff from 1920s-40s
>>16911716Study what happens if you help. I hear clicks, like from an abacus from someone around here calculating it. At the start I had a few extra energy supplies go to the future. But you're not going to break the bank with the expansion of people to its end.
>>16911716Start with the basics:>An Introduction to Mechanics - Daniel Kleppner>Electricity and Magnetism - Edward M. Purcell
For example, according to ChatGPT Replies, There is A Lot
>>16913431Have a brewski mate, catch ya l8er
>>16913437>Have a brewski>self oriented enjoymentNah.>mateIm not your "mate". Friends are for women and dogs.
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>>16913446Valuations ongoing. By everungiving? Farce.
Russian youtuber Dmitry Maslennikov found this in a mine in Yerevan. Does anyone have any idea how this can be decrypted?
>>16911175That's what the OP meant.Don't you know anything?
Any new ideas?
>>16910523true
I think I've found a solution.
>>16913474But what can mean DDE0AA?
It still hasn't started???Wasn't it supposed to start in 2024? My grandparents are dying, they can't wait years for these guys to decide to start their study. I donated €20000, what the hell are they waiting for?
>>16909398This stuff takes decades.
>>16909399No, its more like they don't have ideas that are legal or won't open them up to massive legal problems unless they flee western countries and go somewhere in legal grey areas like Prospera, Roatán or Epstein Island.
>>16911791Uh, like roughly a third to half the supplements at your average Burger boomer pharmacy have some kind of anti-aging properties. Bryan Johnson went to Prospera for some kinda of gene therapy that *supposedly* made him more muscular, but he's still victim w8 so it's probably just a str8 scam.>t. not victim w8, thanks more to non-AAS small molecules
>>16909398thank you for your generous contribution. we used to for essential equipment by buying a high end coffee machine for our break room. we will deliver around the same time as the first commercial fusion power plant comes online.
>>16909398Life extension was solved years ago. It has all to do with extending telomeres and destroying cancer cells. Obviously they'll do anything in their power to prevent this from becoming available to the surface world. But you know what's great about bunkers? That means the parasites are already closer to hell. It's a convenience, really.
YoAny confirmed (or suspecting to be) neurodivergents here with above average IQ/intellegence? Wanna share something about yourself here? Are you bipolar? Autistic? ADHD? Chronically depressed asf? What are you? Im currently doing a research and i need this rare and valuable information from anyone who can be described as above. Im asperger myself, so dont be shy.I tried looking on reddit due to how easy is it to search for information, but reddit is shithole and filled with bots and dumb midwits. I tried looking for high iq + neurodivergent, but whenever i was doxing people who claimed that they are "gifted" they were just larping midwits most of the times. One dude claimed to have AuDHD and 140 iq, but i found more info about his life and he lives with his family and just has typical autistic (stereotypical, "dumb" type) interests without anything "gifted" in his life. He is just dumb, autistic redditor that larped as gifted, wasted some time thinking that i found a gem yet it was just larping niggerSo. Dear anon. Mind sharing something about yourself? Would be appreciated. This place has a lot of smart people, so i hope you will write something about yourself? Dont be shy.In advance, thanks for your effort. Remeber anon, Gary loves you.
>>16898686>One dude claimed to have AuDHD and 140 iq, but i found more info about his life and he lives with his family and just has typical autistic (stereotypical, "dumb" type) interests without anything "gifted" in his life.and this board totally doesn't have any of those kinds of people because.....because....uhm...........
>>16912541in the european-descended population alone, there are >100,000 of them. on population scales, 0.0001% is still a pretty significant amount of realized people>>16898816also a dumb argument considering it relies half on identity on an anonymous imageboard
Notice how you still haven't answered my question.
I ate breakfast this morning.
High IQ anons, what's your greatest achievement in life?
Low carb & keto diets help cure/treat epilepsy, schizophrenia, and ADHDhttps://epilepsysociety.org.uk/about-epilepsy/treatment/ketogenic-diethttps://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2024/04/keto-diet-mental-illness.htmlWhy are carbs so bad for us? So bad we start hallucinating from them
My diet is 200g protein, 450g carbs and 75g of fats.
My diet is 5g protein, 600 caлoгиc
>>16895440Because we spent 2,5mi years eating only meat.
>>16909822We cant even digest fiber. That is probably what is causing cancer.
>>16895440This isn't really conclusive. I'd look for more obvious answers. What other things did the dieting participants stop ingesting? Were they drinking coffee and then stopped? Predisposed individuals are greatly affected by caffeine which is rarely mentioned for some reason.
What is the scientific explanation for the gap of photographs showing stars taken from above the mesosphere?
>>16912660beautiful, i need to get me one of those 14 inchers
>>16912656>if the technology existed as you say, where are the stunning pictures of the starry panorama?Have you ever tried doing that with a film camera yourself? Do you have any idea how difficult it is? No. For one you need a solid mount. You also need a long exposure, film is much less sensitive than modern detectors. And you cannot stack in a computer like digital cameras. So you need a tracking mount. And then you need fast lens and a high speed film (ISO). Did astronauts have these things? No. And there is no if, you can see the stars for yourself in these images. And Apollo used a sextant, with an eyepiece.
>>16907041do u think we will make big pizza and put this on as pepperoni one day??
>post bait>enraged anons post their prettiest historical space imagesKeep it up! I'm loving this thread. Post your best!
“Alien life exists elsewhere. The odds are just too good.”“But alien life visiting us? No. Impossible. It could never happen.”Are scientists just retarded?. “No you can’t come here. We’re off limits. No way no how. Cope.”It’s fucking weird. Do scientists not consider successor theories to our own limitations? Do they think our limitations are everyone else’s limitations?
I agree. Even in a simulation, the implication is that there's an intelligence behind the simulation. We absolutely cannot be alone - and assuming nothing is watching us is a form of cope.
>>16869289Causality has a maximum speed. If it didnt, then magic would be real. We are able to infer information at the speed of causality but we cannot move that fast. That's why we can have ideas about places we can never visit and that can never visit us.
>>16913449>Causality has a maximum speedYes. Spacetime. Not light.
>>16913449>If it didnt, then magic would be real. What the fuck is magic to you?
>>16913449General Relativity dictates that nothing can travel through space faster than light. However, there is no speed limit for space itself, which should be obvious. A successor theory would be tapping into this.
According to racist /his/ memes white people are the no.1 scientific race
>>16912248prove it how? The top charts come from charles murray's book the bell curve and I added that gray bottom image off 8kun as it is clearly referenced in the image itself and just put them into a single image. I made this years ago but have posted it on several boards here. I am sure I posted it on /his/ years ago but I have mostly posted it here and a few times on /tv/ when some shitskin is getting uppityhttps://warosu.org/sci/?task=search2&ghost=false&search_text=&search_subject=&search_username=bodhi&search_tripcode=&search_email=&search_filename=accomplishments.jpg&search_datefrom=&search_dateto=&search_media_hash=&search_op=all&search_del=dontcare&search_int=dontcare&search_ord=new&search_capcode=all&search_res=posthttps://archive.4plebs.org/tv/search/filename/accomplishments.jpg/
>>16913097IQ doesn't matter when you are a fry cook.There may be differences in potential for intelligence, but the actual advancement of intelligence comes in discontinuous leaps, otherwise known as "leap time", the more willing a person is to enter the unknown, and persist through confusion towards learning to understand a thing, the more significant overcoming that initial confusion being transmutated into advancing intellect it is. This means the most intelligent thing to do is to disregard the parameters of initial potential for intelligence, and the more important it is for a willingness to subject yourself to brutally complicated learning opportunities, because latent genetic potential for intelligence doesn't mean shit if it isn't exercised into actualization of obtaining knowledge through trial.Locke was wrong. Humans do not have Tabula Rasa, because if they did, all IQ would be the same, and all animals would have blank slates that they could be trained to build skyscrapers with from blueprint to construction with the proper rollout of experience, but that is not the case. We do not have monkeys that can design and build skyscrapers no matter how much you train their blank slates to do so. This means Liebniz was absolutely correct, there is innate structure specifically unique to the human mind that allows for abstraction and memory recall that other animals do not possess in the same potential.The only reason why Locke's ideas took root over Liebniz is because Godless heathens can work with the falsehood of Tabula Rasa, whereas Liebniz' ideas cannot.
>>16912210Uh how is the Haber process not mentioned? That basically stabilized the food production of large amounts of the world.
>>16912210Para-religious egalitarianism is a hindrance to human speciation.
>>16912991The Chinese haven't been poor in a long time and they've been pouring money into R&D for a while. Look at recent technological races, all have been won by the USA/EU1. The Nobel price for the COVID vaccine came from a Hungarian living in the USA and another American. The vaccine was developed by American pharmaceutical firms.2. The AI race was set off in America and funded by the ginormous 69 trillion dollar American equity market. The Chinese compete on low-end and efficient models by stealing American research and evading export bans on American hardware.3. The race to nanometer scale features was started in the USA and ultimately carried to completion by ASML, a Dutch company. The more complex parts of the supply chain also relies on other American and German companies. Chinese research in this area is still in the 2000s by comparison.4. The Americans are going to the Moon. Again. This year. Need I say more?There were three Nobel prices awarded to citizens of the PRC. One in medicine in 2015. Another in Literature in 2012. And the last one for Peace in 2010 for the struggle against China's authoritarian state. There were more STEM Nobel prices won by ethnic Chinese born in the USA.Unless you can prove there will be a change in status quo, the status quo will remain. If funding was all you needed for Nobel prices, South Korea would have had citizen with a STEM Nobel price by now. Tiny European countries of a couple million are outdoing the work of billions of people.
Proof time exists?
>>16905819from the time OP made the OP post, he has sucked 3846 new different cocks
>>16911233>Maybe, but is being high on drugs a good source, scientifically speaking?Yeah. It is, in fact, the most authoritative source on what causes the intuition of time and what happens when you can't sense time anymore. The fact that you can still operate in the world without losing your mind or getting yourself killed is a pretty conclusive refutation of Kant's take, regardless of your (in)ability to analyze what's happening when you're in that state.
>I don't have any friends. Instead I will argue on /sci/ to make up for the fact I'm too scared to say anything at my university tutorials
>>16911241>from the time OP made the OP post, he has sucked 3846 new different cocksYou mean clocks.
>>16911043I made two posts, I thought this thread would have been taken down by now, I am not the guy calling people mentally ill. Not surprised a 4chan thread devolved into this, just surprised it would happen here.
