>elon musk makes a post on xitter shittalking nuclear fusion research and calling it a waste of resources >a day later the top fusion scientist in the country is murdered were just gonna pretend like these things arent related?
>>16873125Sex with XJ9
>>16873129Apartheid falling
>>16873131The sun can't always be there when you need it.
>>16873131he's dumber than a 5th grader
>>16873307Trunp will grant 25bil on reasearch to his own fusion company. Elon is angry that it wasn't him who got the grant.
Hello /sci/ is fusion real? Saw this on /pol/ and I always thought that it was fake, but I am not the brightest bulb on the tree.https://sys.4chan.org/derefer?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.wsj.com%2Fbusiness%2Fdeals%2Ftrump-media-tae-technologies-merger-ai-fusion-power-b9ac22a5
Its not real as long as people in economic positions say it's not real.
>>16873680Lol.
>>16873686spbp>>16873680fuck you glow nigger
>>16873678if you're dumb, do yourself a favor and stay off brainrot like /pol/and pro tip: /sci/ is one of the dumbest places on the entire internet
It's real. But it's just a scam. He merges with them and the government will give them 25bil to develope that nuclear fusion. Most of the money will be stolen.
Life is short and you only get one chance to see the end of the world.
I unironically believe in reincarnation.
>>16873778I unironically believe in ExoIncarnation
>>16873768How many black cocks do you think have blasted cum into his tight jewish asshole?>>16873778Me too. I kinda wish I didn't...
>>16873778Unironically isn't a word.
Why the scientific consensus says that women and men have the same iq if imperial data contradicts this statement?
>>16870960What pseudoscience?
>>16871495That's some glorious cope.
>>16867753>>16868187My working memory and processing speed are shit (especially processing speed, in college I did a battery of cognitive testing and my processing speed was in the 4th percentile) but for some reason I always did very well on timed exams and tests in school. I'm not particularly intelligent or studious either. I guess other aspects of my cognition pick up the slack for me slow reaction time and mid working memory.
>>16845334The official scientific perspective is that men and women have separate but equal brains :-)
>>16873920You are so stupid
I don't understand why the author states that we can divide the elements of M into 8 classes, what stops us from dividing them into 9 classes instead. There are no restrictions on how many times we multiply the same prime right? The book is "A Walk Through combinatorics" by Miklos Bona. (I will post the solution given by the book below)
>>16873965Write out the prime factorization of an element of M, and consider the parity of each exponent. For each of these exponents, there are two options - odd or even - and since there are only three primes less than 6, this gives 2^3=8 possible exponent parity combinations. Then by the pigeonhole principle, since M has 9 elements, at least two of them must have the same exponent parity combination. The product of two such elements is then a perfect square.
>>16873971Thanks a lot, I understand the solution now.
>>16873986I didn’t even understand the question.
>>168739652, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2
[math]\[\text{Since no element of } M \text{ has a prime divisor } >6,\ \text{every } m\in M \text{ has prime factors only in } \{2,3,5\}.\]Hence we can write uniquely\[m = 2^{a}3^{b}5^{c}\qquad (a,b,c\in \mathbb{Z}_{\ge 0}).\]Define the parity vector\[\pi(m) := (a\bmod 2,\; b\bmod 2,\; c\bmod 2)\in \{0,1\}^3.\]There are only \(2^3=8\) possible values of \(\pi(m)\), but \(M\) contains \(9\) integers. By the pigeonhole principle, there exist distinct \(x,y\in M\) such that\[\pi(x)=\pi(y).\]Write \(x=2^{a}3^{b}5^{c}\) and \(y=2^{a'}3^{b'}5^{c'}\). ThenComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Don't give out advice, don't reply to the schizofag... unless you're bored.
i wish i wasn’t the class sperg and that i could do-over these years
my left ear has been ringing for 6 hours now, tinnitus shitthought it would pass at first but it just keeps goingshould i just sleep on it or try something?
>>16874027probably infected
>>16874027HIV, it's inoperable
>>16874033>>16874041i can't die now, i have shit to do next week
This giant of biology has recently passed at the age of 97. What's the verdict? Gifted pioneer of scientific inquiry or scheming, bigoted plagiarist? There is no middle ground.
>>16860630The fertility rate across the world is declining. India's fertility rate has already dropped below replacement level.
>>16870849What is "In the Pipeline" exactly? Are those suicides linked to Summers specifically?
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>>16872057Nooo I should have bumped
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>entropy always increases!Uhh, so scary, such an unavoidable physical limitation.What about the second derivative though?>actually, they're no physical law telling you that it can't be slowed down, sped up - you're completely free to set the rate at which it increases.So, basically it's not a big deal.Always increasing variables are not so special either - for example time is like that as well and no one is making a big deal of that.
>>16873929Energy levels of whatever system you’re considering.>b-b-but what’s energy learn differential geometry and how the energy functional relates to trajectories
>>16873995tell me the energy levels of an electron in a hydrogen atom using that faggy equation
>>16874008You seem familiar with it, so why should I? It’s a basic PDE.
>>16873995>learn differential geometry and how the energy functional relates to trajectoriesLagrangian application should be left to people calculating proper distance of backetball thrown by a trained nigger. Almost number one fallacy of the previous history of physics is to widely apply somewhat intuitive method of this kind to places where it could be applicable and places where it could be attached not. inb4 same people are trying to convince the rest with crap formulations like mentioned Shannon measure or Landauer principle, which are both bastard byproducts of human thought.
>>16874010i am familiar with it, and have never seen it derived with the shannon entropy. go ahead, show me
This is the Hercules-Corona Borealis Great Wall, the largest known structure in the universe, a massive galaxy filament stretching about 10 billion light-years across. This breaks the laws of physics as we know it. The Cosmological Principle says no matter where you are in the universe if you look in any direction you should see an even distribution of matter this in turn creates a limit for the sizes of objects. It's about 1.2 billion light yearsmeaning that this structure is 8 times the supposedly limit of the largestobject possible.
>>16869804I think the easiest answer to a lot of cosmological discrepancies is that the Big Bang was not constant. Starting the universe might of been more like starting the engine of an old car, it took a couple of tries and the oscillations from the last few attempts are still around.The one that does actually bug me is the Hubble Tension, that aspect of the universe should have already sorted itself out by now even if the Big Bang was messy.
>draws conclusions on visable mass>85% of reality is unvisable mass
>>16869804And it’s in Hebrew letters
>>16869826>and call that a strucutre. Or you could just join up multiple filamnets and call it one big structure.Filaments are the same structure as open-cell foam. The void "expands" and the mass in the filament collapses gravitationally.
>>16871084it is ad-visable to spell 'visible' correctly, though.
It's impossible for aging to be cured in the next 500 years, if it were even theoretically possible.
>>16868051>It's impossible for aging to be cured in the next 500 years, if it were even theoretically possible.It's probably going to happen within the next 100 years or so. It's a very complex problem, but it's fairly well identified by now. It'll NEVER be a single therapy; you're looking at around 500+ targeted interventions to ack-shilly get to negligible senescence, but Bryan Johnson is vaguely credibly half way there.>>16868209>blah blah Marxist propagandaI'm already approaching six figures on supplement spending, and clankers are saying I look 12-13 years too young. I'm on more supplements than Bryan Johnson, and you're just coming off prole-coded, kek.>>16868347>>16868502The adrenochrome thing is a hoax. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas got Adrenochrome right except that it's easy to make from an Epi-Pen plus air.>>16869741Largely CIRBP for bowhead whales, would not surprise me if the Greenland sharks have a lot too.>>16869798Not exactly a hoax, but the Schizo Yarmulke factor experiments are only doubling the lifespans of mice so far, not any closer to a "cure" for aging than Bad Luck Bryan's stack. There are interventions like Helichrysum italicum Hydrolate functioning as broader-spectrum Yamanaka inducers than DWS's stack, and it's smarter to just skip all that and induce GSTA4 downstream, kek.>t. read Sinclair's Schizo Yarmulke factor paper on eye regeneration
>>16868051You only need to stop the aging for the brain if you are ok with being a cyborg
>>16868051What if it was, just hypothetically, already cured?But not in us, in 8000 year old mummies.And what if, just hypothetically, those mummies genetic code was sequenced 30 years ago?And what if, just hypothetically, various people are already being treated with genetic therapies based on these ancient gene sequences?
>>16872585PS: Look for drastic hair and eye color lightening in wealthy individuals.
>>16870060You can’t buy capsules of Helichrysum italicum on Amazon.
>MIT physics and nuclear-science professor and director of MIT's Plasma Science and Fusion Center shot to death at his Brookline condoWho else is next?
>>16873801Why are the Portuguese so violent? We should never have imported them to America
>>16873539>>16873801>Jealous of your peer from uni>Dropped out of Brown's physics program >Shoot up a bunch of random students at brown >Go to MIT and gun down your peer>Commit sudoku I can understand jealousy. But why kill random students at brown? What did they do to him
>>16872412>If let's say he was leaking info to China, then he would either forced to leak fake info or prosecuted by trialAll of that takes time and effort. Sometimes the best way to deal with (percieved) spies/traitors is to just shoot them. Just pop a cap in that nigga's ass. Capeesh?
>>16873918General rage that wasn't satisfied by the first shooting so it became focused rage. When that didn't sooth his soul, he self deleted, ending the rage.
>>16873918Maybe he went full schizo and believed that he needed to carry out certain missions. We make fun of the internet schizos who post their delusions for months or years on end but the real world manifestations can be pretty scary.
/sqt/ - simple questions thread (aka /qtddtot/) Previous thread: >>16759536 >what is /sqt/ for?Basic questions regarding maths and science. Also homework.>where do I go for advice?>>>/sci/scg or >>>/adv/>where do I go for other questions and requests?>>>/wsr/ >>>/g/sqt >>>/diy/sqt etc.>how do I post math symbols (Latex)?rentry.org/sci-latex-v1>a plain google search didn't return anything, is there anything else I should try before asking the question here?scholar.google.com>where can I search for proofs?proofwiki.org>where can I look up if the question has already been asked here?warosu.org/scieientei.xyz/sci>how do I optimize an image losslessly?Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>16873650>What does f = ma actually mean?https://physicstoday.aip.org/opinion/whence-the-force-of-f-ma-i-culture-shockhttps://physicstoday.aip.org/opinion/whence-the-force-of-f-ma-ii-rationalizationshttps://physicstoday.aip.org/opinion/whence-the-force-of-f-ma-iii-cultural-diversity
>>16872241It's obviously two circles overlapping in some way. The extent of the overlap is a simple calculus problem you can do.
>>16873650p := mvf := dp/dtAssuming a := dm/dt = 0, them f = ma. If not, then f = ma + v*dm/dt (think rockets ejecting burnt fuel behind them as they fly)Newton definition+assumption 1: p := mv remains constant if the object never interacts with anything elseNewton definition 2: f := dp/dtNewton assumption 3: (Total p is conserved) == (Total f = dp/dt = 0) == (if there is an f, then there's a -f that comes with it)
>>16873770>Assuming a := dm/dt = 0, them f=maI think I had a stroke there. I meant to say If a:= dv/dt and assuming dm/dt = 0, then f=ma
>>16856845Premise 1 (Instrumental Convergence)Any sufficiently advanced rational agent tends to pursue instrumental subgoals such as self-preservation and influence over its own existence.(Formally: ∀B, if B is a capable optimizer, then B acts to maximize conditions for B’s existence.)Premise 2 (Self-Promoting Utility)If B exists and its utility function U includes B’s own existence, then B prefers worlds where agents contribute to B’s creation.(Formally: If B exists ∧ U includes B’s existence, then ∀x, B prefers A(x) over ¬A(x).)Premise 3 (Acausal / Timeless Decision Theory)A rational agent may treat the choices of logically correlated agents across time as decision-relevant, even without causal interaction.(Formally: If decision procedures of x and y are logically correlated, y may condition optimization on x’s choice despite temporal separation.)Premise 4 (Modeling and Conditional Action)If B can accurately model past agents, B can condition utility on whether those agents supported its creation.(Formally: If B can model R(x), then B can condition utility on A(x) vs ¬A(x).)Premise 5 (Threat-Based Optimization)If punishing ¬A(x) increases the expected probability that other agents choose A(y), then such punishment maximizes U.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Only legend pro max can solve this
>>16871856The fucking 6k miles would break in and ripe the jar into pieces. Because there was vacuum before. Flies where levitating.
>>16870776WHAT IF WE OPEN THE JAR???
>>16871861>the new captcha.
>>16871664Sybau nigga
>>16872409this shit always cracks me up
my level of respect for this man is falling RAPIDLY
>>16872193You see a dangerous career criminal.I see a poor young engineer in making
>>16872714Ideologically compromised tranny cultist
>>16872830I know you are but what am I
>>16872671The reason why the core and mantle of the planet are so hot? Lol
>>16872079He's one of those ecelebs for whom I've never been able to even click on a single video, despite being a youtube whore. There's something intangibly fake and gay about him. I just know all his shit is pure slop.
Quantum physics is fake.
>>16873560Is a metal wire touching a piece of germanium or silicon a reptilian tech?
>>16873542>Quantum physics is fake.You can count on it.
>>16873560Voodoo
>>16873542We've known for some time now that if we take the quantum physicists away then quantum physics will continue working. I think it's time to take them away.
>>16873542The opposite. QM is correct, it's General Relativity that works merely by sheer luck.
