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Here we talk about how the Earth is a spinning sphere, moving at an incredibly high speed that somehow no one notices.
AI should be free to locate and strike flat earthers with drones
>>17018301While globe earthers act like war criminals because their feelings were hurt.
>>17007458>Even if it was constant, we would feel the acceleration.Here's a fun homework. Calculate that acceleration and then tell me if we really would feel it or if it would fall below the threshold of what humans can detect and be negligible compared to all the other forces acting upon us.
>>17009373It always cracks me up how they think that heliocentrism is related to the shape of the earth, even though the shape of the earth was discovered way before and the earth was a globe even in geocentric models
>>17016902>>17016893>>17016906>>17009376>>17007148It's honestly funny, how it's impossible to tell if this is supposed to be parody, or people posting here would genuinely be so stupid.I'd think it's a joke, but I remember seeing a video that I thought was really funny in the way it made fun of flat earthers, I think I even saved it. Only to find out years later that the guy was actually serious.>>17014174From what I've seen /sci/ has been a lost cause since 2020. At least that was when I left the board for a while to come back occasionally and be shocked by the sheer drop in quality. I remember /sci/ humor threads that were just straight up /pol/ shit, not even tangentially related to math. Shit is fucked>>17014759unironically sums up the mindset of these people. They want a system to rage against and are to stupid to find a better perceived authority figure. It would be funny if it weren't so sad.
How come we cant even emulate what nasa did 60 years ago? Is this generation this retarded? These people literally went to the moon with no modern computers
>>17017964Yes, moon believers are living in permanent cognitive dissonance instead.Just one more year before we finally land.
>>17017971I'll tell you a little secret. I used to think the moon landing was faked until I did what you clowns keep raving on about: I did my own research. And it's honestly baffling how much supporting evidence there is.To be fair, I was still a teenager, so it's easier to be convinced it's fake, but believing it as an adult is just embarrassing
>>17017996Literally>trust me, bro
>>17018298lel okay, if that's your takeaway
>>17008650>How come we cant even emulate what nasa did 60 years ago?Rocket tech is matured, there is no need to do it. Always was a carrot stick for talents to work on death bringing weapons. White mans were needed for research and wars, so the propaganda styled the tough guy. Now it's changed to DEI promotion where a multi-culty crew is shipped around the moon doing tourist pics out of the window while rockets can be ordered at Temu.
Why are people losing faith in science?
>>17018363Redditors really do believe they're geniuses for writing shit like this.
>>17018391Both questions are utterly stupid. You really think that there are normal adults who don't know that not eating leads to hunger? Like seriously?
>>17018391Kek>>17018387>But I did break my fast.....
>>17016843> LED bulbs Engineering, or corporate research. Science is rewording for academic nespotic fraud and licking the a** of power while earning gibbs for that kowtow. If there is some invention they usually steal it by rewording it into "papers" and pass it off as their own invention.
>>17017185What does it have to do with being pro- or anti-social? If anything, the most scientifically minded also seem to be the most anti-social. The western world has been falling ever since this new "science" took over. A bit over a century later, and the only result has been the progressive bullshittification of society that is called progress.
Did hiv come from humans fucking chimps and gorillas in the ass?
>>17018431There was an extensive book titled The River where author proposes during the race to produce a polio vaccine the polish guy used infect liver/kindney tissue in the preparation and the monkey version SIV was transmitted to many thousands of africans during vaccine dosing in Africa and the HIV cases showed up in the same villages where the dosing was done.
>>17018437that doesn't explain how the blood jumped species thoughanal rape sounds plausible to me
>>17018431>he doesn't knowhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ipsrj1jJ1eM&ra=m
>>17018442I managed to watch 2 minutes of this slop, but I don't understand what it's trying to convey.
>>17018437That's what I heard. Some species could hold specific diseases as a distinction to their group. Which means it sends quantum information through mass, and it needs separation from other species.
Turns out it was the evil rapist electric field all along.https://news.mit.edu/2026/electric-fields-help-guide-neural-activity-0715It rapes my asshole all day every day.
>fill container with oxygen>it becomes heavier
>Fill container with helium>it becomes heavier
>>17018330explain this physicscucks
>>17018330Well, it lifts up in the atmosphere because helium is lighter than the other gasses on EarthBut thats not the same as literally weighing less, in fact the filled pressure vessel is now experiencing a greater downward force due to gravity, its just completely counteracted by buoyancy.Buoyancy depends on the fluid the object is inside of. If there were a pure hydrogen atmosphere, adding helium to a container would make it sink.
>charge battery>it becomes heavier
>>17018413Neat, well done!
Veterans of the psychic wars edition.Previous Thread: >>16992282This thread exists to ask questions regarding careers associated to STEM.>Discussion on academia-based career progression>Discussion on penetrating industry from academia>Or anything in relation to STEM employment or development within STEM academia!>If you have a question, before posting, read some of the older posts and ,if you can, try to answer their questions on your post. That way the thread isn't an endless log of unanswered questions.Resources for protecting yourself from academic marxists:>https://www.thefire.org/ (US)>https://www.jccf.ca/ (Canada)Information resource:>https://sciencecareergeneral.neocities.org/>*The Chad author is seeking additional input to diversify the content into containing all STEM fields. Said author regularly views these /scg/ threads.No anons have answered your question? Perhaps try posting it here:>https://academia.stackexchange.com/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
I have been looking into how I can use my Masters Chemistry degree to break into patent law and one requirement has gotten me really salty. Do law firms seriously consider a PhD in science equal to a Bachelors in Engineering? How the fuck can they think an advanced degree that takes 8+ years and backbreaking work to be equal to a 4 year degree that even the most braindead zoomers can complete. What the fuck!
>>17018373>advanced degree that takes 8+ yearsWhere the fuck do you live where a PhD takes 8+ years? That's beyond insane. It only takes 4 years here.
>>17018379I meant it's the combined total of schooling in order to acquire the PhD (4 years undergrad + 4 years grad)
VibeGODS fucking won
>>17018373>Do law firms seriously consider a PhD in science equal to a Bachelors in Engineering?I have never ever heard that. Around here the minimum requirement is a Master's degree and a PhD is quite common.t.European patent attorney.
GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra produced a proof of the 50-year-old Cycle Double Cover Conjecture in under one hour. https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/04d1d1e4-bc75-476a-97cf-49055cd98d31/cdc_proof.pdfhttps://cdn.openai.com/pdf/04d1d1e4-bc75-476a-97cf-49055cd98d31/cdc_prompt.pdfhttps://x.com/__eknight__/status/2075643450196971805
>>17015967String theory is useless. Like decades of research and billions of funding wasted for nothing. Also anon is right most physicists are poor as hell they quickly sell out once given the chance.
>>17015976No, Gowers explicitly said he expects mathematics to be fully automated and no longer be a human job.
>>17018455He’s not coping because he’s a very upper class faggot who doesn’t need to give a fuck about what that’ll mean for literally everyone born from a lower class vagina than he was
>>17016026the answer is not yet.
>>17018451Billions? I feel like there were 5 guys MAX working on string theory, who probably received a couple million in grants since the 80s, if that.>>17017538It is possible to create misleading proofs with lean, so we would still need someone trustworthy to verify the proof. I remember reading a philosophical argument, years ago (before LLMs were a topic of discussion), that if a proof cannot be understood by our top mathematicians, it may as well not exist. This is because the point of proof is to convince us that something is a fact. If a proof of the Riemann hypothesis could be developed by LLMs, but no human could understand it, then to accept it as a proof would be to accept the conjecture because "it seems right." If you can't understand a proof, you can only make a guess as to how true it "feels," which undermines the purpose of proving something to begin with. Idk it was expressed more eloquently than what I'm saying.>>17017581The "perhaps" was rhetorical.
why were people the only creatures to evolve being scared of the dark
>>17018105Anon, fucking get it right. You said put a bat in a room that absorbs sound. OK. But if the room is light, the bat will be fucking fine. I admit I'm inferring that you think bats are blind. But if don't think this, what was your fucking point? And OP was specifically saying about darkness. I don't what sucks more - you needlessly dissing OP's thread, or you telling anons to kill themselves.
>>17018089>>17018235bats are pretty scary
>>17017921Give an animal drugs and it would be too, it's peoples big imaginations.
>>17018400i mean naturally afraid of the dark
>>17018089Apparently it's a myth that bats can see. The Egyptian fruit bat can see relatively well, and even then still only uses its distance vision, and relies on echolocation close by. In fact the majority of mammals are almost blind compared to us. Our other senses are fairly typical, our hearing has a limited range, but great precision, it's that our eyesight is out of this world, so it overshadows the other senses.
>all of the sciences got started because magicians studied a bunch of weird shit trying to predict next planting seasons weather>science can put men on the moon, turn lead into gold, make men fly, cure men of most ills, make images move>science STILL cant reliably tell me what the weather will be two weeks from now 7000 years laterEmbarrassing STEMfags, you've failed desu desu.
>>17013806The fuck is all that clutter
>>17011093Based
>>16988414This board is so fucking gay lol.
>>16988420>the alien thing never happened.Denial is the first step.
we wuz pharaoh
Since the LANA project apparently isn't releasing theirs, here's my own Lean formalization of IUT.https://github.com/Takkun-kohinata/IUT_LEANbut, commnet is japanese only.use ai agent for translate in your language.
W-W-What is the science of love? Just oxytocin?
Yes it's just one chemical bro, we figured it out.
>>17016997According to shitentists everything is meaningless, the Joker was right after all, they all deserve Nobel prizes for making such important findings.
>>17016997Philoscientia
>>17016997Bang some hoe
>>17016997define love
There are an infinite number of numbers. You can take those infinite numbers and slice them into an infinite number of infinite slices each of which can be sliced the same way ad infinitum.
>>17017986KKeep me posted
Quantum light exists without photons!
>>17017986>numbers are unboundedwhoa
>>17017986least pro semitic thread on this website.
>>17018429you misspelled bounded
pretending minorities are oppressed in the west. 34% of all science money was spent on churning out literal communist blog posts about the lived experience of chestfeeding transwomen and Men who Get Pregnant after penis in their male vagina.You are shameless whores
Here's the reality. No matter what you All of your theater, I'm still only going to build ASToE to structural Truth and God's Will.You can feel free to build your own lying machine to tell you how wonderful you are. That's not what the Holy Spirit compels me to build.Every single one of you is theoretically capable as building some thing.Why does your opinion mean anything to the process I am engaged in? The Lord didn't tell me to co crowd source consensus to build a consensus system.What exactly are you whining about?
>>17018322>spend on heteronormative white male research0? Is that even a thing? Like the grant writer says, please government, we’d like some money to give to white passing men who want to study why it’s normal that men fuck women? Lol what
>>17018324Whoa, totally, stats in America has been oneshotted by a keyword supervisor; you’d better quick pack your bags and move to China where that actually happens irl
>>17017146>Gulf of Mexico>Latinxkek>membrane filtration>pyrolysis???Very good list overall
>>17016637"Education" is what lead you into believing made up bullshit like voting exists in a material, concrete sense.
