Sorry but the machine would very quickly jam due to being operated incorrectly and nothing would be written you would be lucky to get a single line before the machine jammed Why are scientists completely lacking in common sense?!
>>17066386>>17066417>>17066949Same joke; three ways. Smart monkeys.Now we wait.
>>17066963Fix your target string of length N.Compute the expected waiting time for the monkeys to produce that string.Do not come back until you understand your proof.
>>17066243Yes but with the age of universe the shit would accumulate and weight down the keys, making every word.
>>17066963>Infinite time != infinite possibility.possibility means that which is possible. in an infinite universe that doesn't have tunneling you will never get tunneling. because it's not in the realm of possible. but you will eventually get everything that is possible
>>17066243Well they have to clean slate the machines everyday, the exact same reasoning behind our sun. The low entropy is used up.
>autism is a genetic deadend that makes you unlikely to survive or have children, and that will disappear with evolution>only individuals with at least mild autism are capable of contributing to scienceso are we living in the only period in time when scientific progress is made? what will happen when autists go extinct, will we be stuck with our current technology until the end of times?
(savant) autism is just a statistical outlier in a population unaffected by selection.Even if autist have no offspring, by pure chance of mutation some other savant autist may spawn eventually.The idea of specially selecting for autism or intelligence in reproduction has afaik never been attempted, documented or successfully implemented.
autism is a brain poisoning problem
>>17066670autism is not something that comes and goes and never comes back. it's something that keeps on popping up. which is good, because the collective can make use of it at some point, if useful.like...these days. autists moved human species to new new peaks of comfort and experiencethe way randomness works is it always probes. if whatever it makes is useful in *those* conditions then it will stick. but you'll always get autists, like it or not
I can't be the only one who is genuinely excited to see STEMtards lose all their status. Just means more status for me.
>>17056350Pride comes before a fall...
>>17056350For experiment oriented labrats like me not much is going to change, apart from some things becoming easier.
>>17056350>holy shit I fucking hate science>what's that a science board?>:O
>>17066044Go to plebbit
>>17056350you will never have more status
In ~10 years AI will be able to neutralise a human and biologically print their clone and put it back out there into the world.
>>17059933Dumb frog
>>17062843>for a computer to mimic perfectlymake it poll /dev/urandom problem solved, it will behave like a woman
>>17059933Cloning is just sci-fi
>>17059933AI still can’t output a formula for 3D binary matrices with no tic tac toes in any direction. It can calculate an answer quickly for low values but it can’t output a formula.
>>17066858mobile phones were scifi at some point
You can always find out if you are in space accelerating or on earth if you test tidal forces on your body
>>17066709>He made an analogy you autistA shit one, yes. There is no magnetism equivalent, there is no negative charge equivalent, the more the analogy is looked at the less insightful it is, you might as well say a spring is basically electromagnetism
>>17066202Why do we teach classical mechanics? Because these things are correct in limiting cases for which they are derived. Just like we can replace Lorentz with Galilean invariance for slow moving objects in small to moderate gravitational fields.
>>17066457>No it's notOkay, you're right, it's only the half-truth> Again you should look at geodesics.Yes, geodesics, the cornerpoint of relative motion>In what sense do you mean "relativistic effect"?Look, many people confuse spacetime for some magical field that is being modulated when it is just a mathematical diagram of all the available positions an object can take, gravity itself is not a force per-se but the combined effect of all the forces acting on a body that distort its path through space and time.As a simplified example - if all of your particles and all of earth's particles were moving at the exact same velocity, and assuming that no external forces are acting on your combined body, then you would feel no gravitic force whatsoever, because no force would be applied to you which would change your trajectory through spacetime such that you would "fall" towards the surface.
>>17066941>the combined effect of all the forces acting on a body that distort its path through space and time.No, it's not.>As a simplified exampleThis example isn't accurate. The reason you don't fall into the center of the earth is because the EM force on a macroscopic scale creates a normal force that opposes the gravitational "force" which is the true geodesic you would otherwise follow.
>>17066941>As a simplified example - if all of your particles and all of earth's particles were moving at the exact same velocity, and assuming that no external forces are acting on your combined body, then you would feel no gravitic force whatsoever, because no force would be applied to you which would change your trajectory through spacetime such that you would "fall" towards the surface.I don't understand what you are trying to sayhttps://youtu.be/70-_GBymrck
What the fuck?
>>17066519
>>17066336>To exist is to interacthow do things pop out of existence when you're not looking at them? that's a fuckload of energyagain, you can have aspects of particles that haven't interacted with anything after they were created. thus they have no reason to exist. they only exist as a potential, to be spin up or down for example. when measured they collapse.you seem to be having some kind of spiritual crisis and you think insisting in some primitive intuition will somehow solve your issues. it won't.I will also draw everyone's attention to the absolute faggotry you exhibit by completely avoiding to address >>17066390it is a very banal experiment you can try at home with your dad's sunglasses. do explain to us what is going on there, in a classical framwork, you should be able to since photons, by your own words, are not magical probability distributions.thus you should be able to explain your findings.but I will take a wild guess you will ignore addressing it, just like everything else that is not convenient, or you have no argument for. which further drives that point of you being a low iq primate
>>17066407>Quantum correlation is completely arbitrary, you can set up any system such that any chosen properties are correlatedNo, you absolutely cannot reach a state higher than 2 if classical physics apply. Literally what part do you not understand?If an object belongs to the intersection of A and B, it must logically fall into one of two categories regarding the third property, W: Either it does not possess property W, therefore, it belongs to B minus W; or it does possess property W, and therefore, it belongs to A and W. Because there is no third option, any element in A and B MUST be in either A and W or B minus W.
>>17066624>if I personally haven't gone to the forest and run a sample of a tree through my mass spectrometer then that means trees are made of whatever I want them to be made ofLet me just redirect you right here >>17066476
>>17066910>avoids addressing it for nth timeagain, you made a statement and now you refuse to further address it.please explain the photon behavior, stop fucking around. if you don't then everyone will know you have no idea what you are talking about.that's why nobody takes brainlets like you seriously
Why did they lose?
>>17063418They worked out in the library instead of the gym
>>17063418They lost to better humans, simple as.Nowadays they would have no problems beating current humans.
>>17063418People in this thread are pretty ignorant on this topic. Neanderthals didn't lose. They interbred with anatomically modern homo sapiens and their DNA still lives on. Also 100,000 years ago, even homo sapiens looked very different from today. You wouldn't find any phenotype in the world today that was around back then. Evolution is a constant thing.
>>17063418https://archive.is/DjZqe
>>17063418they were just too sexy.
I think I'm dying from alcoholic liver disease and I'm scared. I can't even go to sleep because I have some abdominal pain. No I'm not drinking anymore. I had to use medications to get to sleep. I have no other symptoms it seems but that. I'm currently waiting for my lab tests, but I'm not really anticipating it.I'm about to be age 31 in 5 days.Yes I know I could've quit, but, it seems this world was too much for me.. So, if it does indeed turn out that I have this I just wanted to let you know that you were always good to me, perhaps not in the most transparent way, but you always told me the truth about this world that others would not, even very ugly ones and I thank you for that. But I could not handle it, especially of finding things on my own accord. Nor could I deal with social obligations in the very beginning and it exhausted me.So I die the fate of a tired man and a burdened participant.. Perhaps.. I will get some peace after this life .. One would hope.. If this is fatal that is..
>>17060202>This world is too muchRemove internet and cheap stimulation (video games, stupid shows, etc) from your life. In particular the internet; it "connects" the whole world and makes it seem like too much to certain people who process much (most) of the information they see (this can bad for example if you hold views different than the ones currently popular in our world but follow politics). Make sure that you jog at least twice a week in the morning (on empty stomach or after coffee/juice) and that you eat clean (non-processed food, coffee, tea; everything as organic as possible... also check your water: https://www.ewg.org/interactive-maps/pfas_contamination/map/). Read good books (Classics, mathematics); in general expose yourself to proper stimulation and cut away bad *and* useless stuff. As for any health issues you might have, you should look into fasting.
>>17060493>energy creates stores and retrieves meaning in the universe by projecting at certain frequencies in a 3d model to create living beings known as hologramsdamn. the gubmint steals 30% of your income every year to spout bullshit like this. no wonder people wouldn't believe anything they said during covid.
>>17060202Dry fasting is free and makes the /med/ doctors mad.
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Recent studies on Retatrutide, the new GLP-1 medication show that it can shred liver fat, and far in excess of the amount you'd expect for the overall weight loss.And you can buy this one on the grey market from China. If you are already dying, why not give it a go?Sanyal, Arun & Kaplan, Lee & Frias, Juan & Brouwers, Bram & Wu, Qiwei & Thomas, Melissa & Harris, Charles & Schloot, Nanette & Du, Yu & Mather, Kieren & Haupt, Axel & Hartman, Mark. (2024). Triple hormone receptor agonist retatrutide for metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease: a randomized phase 2a trial. Nature Medicine. 30. 10.1038/s41591-024-03018-2.
is everyone just pretending that progress is being made?
No, they didn't invent self-healing concrete thousands of years ago before people knew what chemistry was or had invented the microscope you fucking dentheads.They made an incredible new material that was brilliant in 10 ways and brilliant in one way by accident.It was literally today minus 3 years ago (or something) when the world figured out how this works and it was also basically by accident.
>>17066855So they had long life concrete structures because they didn't invent self healing concrete.Got it anon-sama, you have made it very clear.
>>17066835the problem is parasitic consumer loans instead of small investment lenders
>>17062528I seriously hate Reddit and how it has naturally brought together Marxists in general, but Maoists especially along side fedora tipping, pedantic pseudo-intellectual shitheads and congealed them all in a sludge of faggotry, mental illness, and other assorted undesirables.>Ummm actually, what are you on about?! This doesn't match the exact definition my mentally ill dogmatic cult came up with for "invention" which conveniently was constructed to deride any cultures or peoples we deem problematic.
>>17066855So we haven't invented acetaminophen because we don't know its exact method of action?See how retarded you sound
The empirical sciences and the humanities are just the same thing. Why do we act like they are two different domains of philosophy? Does it have to do with the humanities being more forgiving of making elaborate conjectures? Do you think this dichotomy is what's ultimately holding us back from understanding true human nature?
How is gravity not stronger than the strong nuclear force; the strong nuclear force loses to a black hole
>>17065246only electromagnetic force exists
>>17065246To my knowledge atoms don't get ripped apart as they are sucked into a black hole. So both are true. The strong force decays much faster with distance than gravity.>>17066282Retard
Gravity wins
>>17066350>mr talking out of my ass calls me the r-tard while LARPING about what happens inside black hole, something he never expierencedLMFAO my ass off
>>17067002>what happens inside black holeDo you lack reading comprehension? Nowhere in my post did I address this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gdsbIlwm54
>>17066547No I get it. At least I think I do.What Jaynes is claiming is that these societies experienced an erroneous distinction between their internal monolog and themselves. While they could experience complex emotions and thoughts, they didn't really have the theory of mind to comprehend or express them in a way that didn't involve reifying these concepts as an external entity (deities, spirits, cosmic forces, etc.). What I, and Jaynes's own contemporaries, are saying in this case is that the connection to schizophrenia is extremely weak for the reasons I laid out before. The strongest defense of Jaynes's model would drop that association entirely.>>17066550The argument goes that it wasn't exactly "simultaneous." It emerged as a sort of "mind virus" from groups of people within societies of growing complexity. These groups did communicate with one another up until the Bronze Age Collapse so the seeds had been sown for the breakdown of the bicameral mind all across the Mediterranean world and immediately surrounding regions before that breakdown became the default state in the civilized world.
>3000 yearsthat's just silly though. has to be way back for it to make any sense. pyramids were already built at that pointand it also has to be some kind of spectrum.
>>17066628i agree, but the claim is that there was no evolution or brain chemistry change needed. everything was there physically, allowing consciousness to bootstrap itself in or rather internal monologue to replace the voices
>>17066517>Dumb ESL talking about something he doesn't understandWhy are you even here?
>>17066995it makes sense to be on some kind of edge, that can be triggered by social interaction. hence why I called it a spectrum, outside influence can modulate it to some degree.imagine you growing up by yourself in some cave, you're all feral and scared of the sun god. and along come civilized people that start communicating with you, they can nudge your perception of your surroundings
>>17059506>people>indians who want a work permitchoose one
>>17059537Anyone involved in hiring knows this so well
>>17059886The people sponsoring the visa are also Indians
>>17061749Only you can be proud of quantity over quality
No, you're competing with 172 people for _an_ entry level role.
>3 years of super intelligence (formerly artificial intelligence)>still 0 progress with ToEyep it's not intelligent
>>17065888Is just a search engine, see: >>17065895Mark my words, it will be contaminated with ads and become completely useless.
>>17065894found a singularity:https://youtu.be/s7KhLuc3Mckneeds time to be verified.also for Riemann Claude managed to first prove 50% of zeroes are on the critical line, and managed to get up to 67.25%. it's no proof but impressivehttps://youtu.be/kvLOiTxYSzA?t=1131
>>17066468See >>17065914It didn't find anything relevant or useful that anyone who studies the equations actually cares about. You are demonstrably brainwashed by mass media.
>>17066507fluids aren't made of infinitely small shit though
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Mathlets can't look at this and intuitively know what it does or how it works. Bow to the Chem chads. How do you even live life so blind
>>17066220Decades later and Huckel theory is still more or less the best thing that happened to chem besides VSEPR, VB and perhaps ligand field theory
>>17066220It's literally a cat; why do you dogfuckers* always do this?[*see pic rel to >>17066226]
>>17066220> intuitivelycan i give you a description of what and how something does something, and you can write down one molecule that obviously does it
>>17066220Well obviously I'm not a chemist so reasonably you can infer that my life doesn't involve looking at molecule diagrams.
>>17066817Chemistry should be prereq for all other science
