>(a+bn)/n = x. Therefore, God exists. How do you respond without sounding mad?
100% Ignore the midwit any of his bullshit claims. Papers redacted, money refused, credit denied.
>>16808826You forgot to divide by 2 therefore G*d doesn't exist.
it's kind of a dumb story because euler wasn't a sophist and diderot wasn't an idiot.https://sci-hub.se/10.2307%2F2307789 https://sci-hub.se/10.2307%2F2303096
>>16808826I have a better one:1. Declare God as an axiom2. Invoke Godel's Incompleteness TheoremTherefore God exists, QED.
this has been THE LAMEST hurricane season in recent memory
>>16807741>o algoyou lost
>>16807494>>16808647>>16808667Seething muskrats
>>16807395>fire and defund a bunch of spooks >extreme weather stops Hmmmmmmmmmmmm.png
>>16807395I'm in hurricane country and got hit hard last year, but we kinda need one now. It's been terribly dry all this year and we need the big storms to come along and refill the aquafers, as well. Not a city-killer, or anything, but a couple Tropical Storms would be perfect.
>>16810381it's been dry overall lately
https://wondrousnet.blogspot.com/2024/01/solution-to-puzzle-mr-game-watch.html
Do it now. I wait patiently for your response.
>>16807695As a matter of fact length contraction is the only real physical phenomenon in relativity.
>>16806804Classically we beieved there existed small ampere currents in magnetic material which were so aligned not to cancel out as in most materials and instead it alligned in scuh a way where it produces a magnetic field.Nowadays, QM says it has something to do with spin or something I dunno. Best answer is we don't really know we just have okay models.
>>16807252Well you are a single organism made of tons of organisms. You are more so the bacteria in your body than you are your body. Study biology. People get lost in thinking of themself as who they are rather than what comprises them. A car without an engine is just rolling chunk of metal. You without bacteria do not exist. You are a bunch of single cell organisms escaping chaos. You are literally in heaven compared to most organisms. Enjoy it. Relax. It's alright anon.
>>16806813Good post.
>>16806970>>but electron spin>Is not the primary mechanism in magnetsno. you're right that dipole-dipole interactions are tiny, but ferromagnetism comes from the interchange interaction, which couples spin and not orbital angular momentum.
I already have some familiarity with LA and proofs, would this book be the ideal read for me right now or is there something better?
>>16810078Please elaborate how linear algebra isn't how I leaned it as an idiot undergrad. Im sure it's mystical but all I remember is eigenvectors.
>>16810095NTA, but back in the 90s when I started working for an intelligence gathering arm of the state department, we honestly use a variety of matrix decomposition techniques in designing media propaganda campaigns in foreign countries.Last place I thought I'd use singular values.
>>16810095If you didn't study the dual space or double dual, you didn't study linear algebra.
>advanced algebra I studied algebra in middle school
>>16810224Everyone learns dual spaces during undergrad.
Is anyone here developing quantitative methods to trade on prediction markets? They seem suited to blow up in popularity over the next 2-3 years.
>>16809167Yes, the richest hedge funds hiring the top math geniuses have been, for decades.You are not gonna beat them.If you are smart you can go work there and make bank.But there is a huge wage discrepancy between the top ones and mid ones.Top ones is literally millions tiers, because they are the ones setting the market through your math, and influencing everyone's money.Mid ones is just average STEM salary, cause they are kind of irrelevant.
>>16809909>You are not gonna beat them.Prediction markets are a relatively new type of market (in terms of volume and liquidity, not as a concept). There's no significant presence from top hedge funds yet, so there are still plenty of inefficiencies to capture. Also, the "you are never going to beat them so don't even try" advice is so tired and worn out at this point, and only true if you're attempting to stat arb trade options or some other gigaboomer market that's been around for the last 35 years. At the same time, 4chinners can't resist mentally gooning by blackpillslop posting about how nothing really matters and nothing is ever worth doing, so posts like this are to be expected and have no inherent value. >t. someone who has beat the largest hedge funds in emergent markets before
>>16809922>t. someone who has beat the largest hedge funds in emergent markets beforesure buddyyou can be anything you want on 4chan
>>16809995Denial is the most predictable of all human responses
>>16810013Sure buddy and I'm the President of the United States.My guess is that you will predictably deny it.
Nooglin in the streets edition Previous: >>16806696
>>16810816What are you referring to?
>>16810812>>16810817I'm talking long term here. After you've mined all the water in a given area it would be prime real-estate for a solar hydrogen farm. something like this >>16810754I just don't know if there is a material that is:- readily abundant in large quantities or easily made in abundant quantities- very reactive with the solar wind hydrogen ions- can easily be separated from said hydrogen- can easily be placed and gathered - can be reused infinitely or at least multiple times overIf it's present on the moon that's a bonus but not really necessary if it's reusable.The isolation layer would also have to be non reactive with the hydrogen for obvious reasons and also be a good driving surface so your automated machines can go in and scoop out the hydrogen-doped material for processing.
>>16810815Tell em about how you can make solar on the moon with minimal imports and how sintered regolith might be the GOAT next.
>>16810820sintered regolith is mostly for dust reduction and roads/landing pads no?
>>16810800I told your bitch ass to learn how to drive a forklift, or a stand up forklift. Easy fucking money.
So according to that physicist on Joe Rogan, distances shrink as you achieve certain speeds.My question is will the distance keep shrinking and getting closer and closer the faster you go like half the distance to the goal line repeating forever... or can you go so fast that you enter into negative distance like you go so fast that you get there before you leave like out of phase with reality or whatever?
>>16810122Currently accepted models say the closer you get to the speed of light, the smaller the distances become for you. According to the math of these models the distanced can get arbitrarily small but not 0.
>>16810122Its more like with decent speed a distance is 6000km - for you - but with a sizable Fraction of the speed of light the distance is suddenly just 4000km - for you
>>16810178no it becomes exactly 0 because physicists today believe infinities exist
>>16810334No they use infinities as an abstraction to describe limiting behavior and you're too retarded to know the difference
So this is basically just refraction right? why all the mumbo jumbo?
>>16809599>refractionIt's gravitational lensing you retarded zoomer.
>>16809984isn't it possible with some neutron stars ?
>>16809599>mumbo jumboThats is a racist term. Please use inclusive language. 4chan is a safe space for folkx of African descent.
>>16809984No, only black holes have the required density to form spacetime geodesics that are closed loops.
>>16810173>>16809984Photons orbiting something (photon spheres) only happen in black holeshttps://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/physics-and-astronomy/photon-sphere
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry will be awarded in around 55 minutes. Who will win it, and for which area of research?
>>16809351Who cares about the science oscars.
>>16809673>fireworksframeworks you buffoon>to anyoneso tell us why you haven't received it yet
>>16809724>so tell us why you haven't received it yetBecause they only give them once a year. However if you live long enough you'll get one because they give these gold stars to anyone with a pulse
>>16809724>how come you dont have Stalin prize>how come you dont have an israel prize>why dont you have a purple star>how come you want to talk about labor and dont have a hero of socialist labor award?
>>16809565>>16809663you posted in the medicine thread as well. It is simple:1) Nobels have a lag of several decades.2) Most chinese science (yes even if published in nature etc) is derivative. I have yet to see some truly NOVEL shit coming from them. It's usually improving (even a lot) someone else concept
Nobody here is even talking about it. This year the winners are Mary E. Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell, and Shimon Sakaguchi for their discoveries related to peripheral immune tolerance. You can find more information here >https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/medicine/If you want some nice indepth information regarding individual research by each if the scientists you can read here > https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/medicine/2025/popular-information/From article:"Key publicationsSakaguchi S, Sakaguchi N, Asano M, Itoh M, Toda M. Immunologic self-tolerance maintained by activated T cells expressing IL-2 receptor a-chains (CD25). Breakdown of a single mechanism of self-tolerance causes various autoimmune diseases. J Immunol. 1995:155:1151-1164.edit: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7636184/Brunkow ME, Jeffery EW, Hjerrild KA, Paeper B, Clark LB, Yasayko SA, Wilkinson JE, Galas D, Ziegler SF, Ramsdell F. Disruption of a new forkhead/winged-helix protein, scurfin, results in the fatal lymphoproliferative disorder of the scurfy mouse. Nat Genet. 2001:27:68-73.edit: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11138001/Wildin RS, Ramsdell F, Peake J, Faravelli F, Casanova JL, Buist N, Levy-Lahad E, Mazzella M, Goulet O, Perroni L, Bricarelli FD, Byrne G, McEuen M, Proll S, Appleby M, Brunkow M. X-linked neonatal diabetes mellitus, enteropathy and endocrinopathy syndrome is the human equivalent of mouse scurfy. Nat Genet. 2001:27:18-20.edit: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11137992/Benne; CL, Christie J, Ramsdell F, Brunkow ME, Ferguson PJ, Whitesell L, Kelly TE, Saulsbury FT, Chance PF, Ochs HD. The immune dysregulation, polyendocrinopathy, enteropathy, X-linked syndrome (IPEX) is caused by mutations of FOXP3. Nat Genet. 2001:27:20-21.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>16809255>>16809256>drinking bleachthe glowie who started pushing that bullshit deserves a raise, it even has taz maniaâ„¢
>>16809253not even the winners know the Nobel was awarded lmao.one of the winners is completely lost in the wilds of idaho, without phones or computers, and they couldn't contact him.if he doesn't care, why should we?
>>16809278Argumentum ad hominem.
>>16809341>NOOOOO IF YOU DONT EAT THE POOPOO YOU CANT BADMOUTH THE POOPOO
I don't even know the context behind the discovery but I guarantee the woman was not truly deserving it and simply there to pump up them gender ratios
>be me, undergrad>see an error in one of my professor's powerpoints>point it out to him, "this equation is wrong">he agrees and corrects itdoesn't this interaction prove that sometimes experts can be wrong and uneducated people can be right? why are experts dismissing regular people that have new ideas about their field of expertise? for example cosmology doctorates dismissing me when I tell them the speed of light is not constant? shouldn't they take my suggestion seriously and at the very least check if I'm right or not?experts can be wrong too, claiming they're not is disingenuouswith the amount of mistakes I found on my professor's notes, I can eeven say that normal people are right way more often than experts
>>168103>>16810376Thank you for explaining in simple terms
>>16810378Nevermind I don't agree with that. That's a naive point of view, it's good to question things but saying a civilian more than an expert in their field is foolish. My bad for misinterpreting
>>16810332This is true for STEM and some humanities. Being an expert on opinionated fields is worthless. If nobody in a field can agree on even the most basic things, that necessarily means an expert is as about as likely to be correct as a layman.
Sex with You.
>>16810422It's true only for STEM.
Hi guys, I think there must be a thing in your head, checking your information for certainty. For now, if there would be a working device on that, like Geiger counter, no one would even be able to believe it (as you laugh at religious people "god? you didn't even check if he exists!" and you fall in your own trap with science, which was checked only at approaches to you, but not in your head).Descartes must have joked, as there were no scientific check of our heads on certainty of thoughts, and he says brain knows for sure. You believe science is all books? Only if magic exists guys, you are funny, as you are not scientific and don't fullfill such dialogs about deeper things (than Einstein's brains' conclusions, for instance, or whatever, there were even no computers at that time!).
By the way, this conclusion came from futurism in russian literature, through youthful maximalism, because of it I'm on psychiatrists' registration. In case it's needed by someone, to think on it.
What's the science in predicting housing prices into the next ten years?I want to buy a home with my wife and have beautiful white children but we don't know if we should wait or it will never come down?Thanks sci
>>16810371Economics is not a science. Neither are races.
>>16810371Demand will increasingly outpace supply due to infinity immigrants
So this is the power of American Education...
>>16809241And you post this why?
>>16810015You're upset something that reflect poorly on academia was posted.
>>16810015because niggers/faggots are dumb and this proves they will never accomplish anything with their lives literal kids have more worth than themfaggot
>>16810341no, hes posting because you just wasted everybodies time with a useless social media repost.
Nothing to do with us, post in on /his/
