The major tragedy of fast technological progress is how quickly ego kills curiosity. Whether it's smartphones a few decades ago or AI today, our immediate response to being outpaced is contempt. We look down on new tools, because admitting their utility forces us to admit that society has clung to multiple outdated, narrow definitions of value.
>>17056268>the spiteful mutant thinks he's clever trying a different approach from the usual malignant, delusional schadenfreude of his AI cultThe major tragedy of fast technological progress is how quickly ego kills curiosity. Whether it's smartphones a few decades ago or AI today, the amateur techie doesn't try to actually understand the technology or its implications. Instead, he immediately devolves into delusional fantasies where Current Tech is magic and somehow makes him less worthless, or at least makes everyone as worthless as him.
>>17056402Why not?
>>17056268Change scares people no matter what the change is.
>>17056539Guess I'm not real people, then. Because I'm dying to see mindless tech gooners accelerate their way into a global hi-tech prison and then civilizational collapse. I genuinely hope no one does anything to stop j**-run corpos using statistical models to degenerate math, science, culture, art and every other human activity, all while whoring out their tech to alphabet agencies developing next gen mass surveillance, murder drones, lab-engineered diseases and so on.Techies will get the change they deserve and my curiosity about what punishments the universe has in store for you will be satisfied. :^)
>>17056268The most important thing is that humanity must continue to make alpha access to our most powerful tools locked up behind a free account creation page.https://aje.news/lja5eh
With the advances in AI in maths, will we finally get a proper verification for his proof?
>>17056546We have it already, look up Project LANA. Scholze-Stix objections were found to be correct, the proof is officially unformalizable as per lean and it does not contain abc proof. Scholze won, Mochizuki lost, he must commit seppuku.
https://esmed.org/impacts-of-covid-19-mrna-vaccination-and-infection/Although it is often claimed that COVID-19 mRNA vaccinations reduce COVID-19 severity and post-acute sequelae, these assertions are refuted by evidence of extensive mRNA immunization-related harms that appear to be amplified by SARS-CoV-2 infection, resulting in considerable overlap in reported adverse outcomes. Spike proteins from both sources persist in the human body over the long-term, leading to immune dysfunction, inflammation, autoimmunity, organ dysfunction, and overlapping toxicities. We hypothesize that the mRNA vaccinations create a persistent toxic milieu of spike protein, inflammatory lipid nanoparticles, and DNA impurities, amplifying morbidity and mortality risks commonly ascribed to SARS-CoV-2 infection. Many 2021-2024 morbidity/mortality events in highly vaccinated populations, though often attributed solely to COVID-19 illness (due to close temporal associations with laboratory-confirmed infection), were more likely to result from these interactions or “hybrid harms”. Evidence supporting our hypothesis includes studies of negative efficacy, overlapping pathologies (e.g., myocarditis and thrombosis), redundant mechanisms, and epidemiological surges in excess mortality during the Omicron era (since December 2021) in extensively vaccinated countries. Case report data indicate that spike protein production along with associated “spikeopathies” may persist for at least three years, during which a coronavirus infection could trigger a new disease syndrome that would logically be attributed to the infection based on the timing. In contrast there is a relatively mild course for Omicron infections in the unvaccinated.
>>17055710>>>/pol/
>>17055201>inner monologueyou mean mind's voice a monologue is a completed speech
>>17055791set up dominoeswatch them fall
>>17055103It's not a vaccine however, it's a genetic engineering platform.
>>17055791"Conspiracy theory" is a cia-derived concept, its inception dating specifically to the wake or Kennedy's assasination in order to obscure examinations and critical thinking on thr nature of the assasination.You are not supposed to believe, you are supposed to question and think.
What books/channels/other resources could help me go from dropout retard to absolute master in 6 months?I'm going into a college course that will get me a degree in any major of my choosing (I chose maths). I could just coast through and get my retard points but I want to actually learn the subject.I want to at least get a good understanding of algebra before I start and preferably understand pre-calculus by then.
OP here.So far I've just been solving questions for an hour, then spending another hour on researching (Reading books, finding out why I got the wrong answer on said questions, etc), an hour break, then 30 minutes to go over what I researched (More questions) every day.The book recommendations are helpful even if I can't understand some (like Calculus Made Easy) yet.
>>17056309Your study methodology is lovely, OP. The reality is that if you just keep doing this ad infinitum then you'll be going far. Once you feel comfy with basic algebra, I recommend Stewart's Precalculus and later his Calculus textbook (the one that goes all the way through calc 1-3 and ends at ODE's; the calculus made easy book is probably better to do first). Stewart is good to absorb a wide range of concepts and you can move on to more rigorous stuff after.
>>17056312Thank you fren.I'll definitely write those books down for when I can properly use them.
>>17056316Disclaimer: Stewart's Calculus is PRIMARILY a classroom textbook, so you may feel like you need more elaboration from your other sources at times, but he was still a fantastic textbook writer and his textbooks are great for practice problems due to his focus on appealing to a broad STEM audience.
>>17055018>books/channels/other resourcesplan. work. plan. iterate
What experiments are (you) running with your personal simulated fly brain /sci/?
>>17055683did you succeed?
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>>17055658This. We should all be running antichrist experiments. Time is the only thing you can't buy.
>>17055610>be god>create sentient beings>torture them because why not>they create their own maybe-sentient beings and maybe-torture them>nnooooooooo! You are le bad!can't win with this retard
>>17055627that's how they used to do it in the bronx and it's how we got Kanye, keep on spittin, G
Is a time travel bootstrap paradox something that can conceivably happen using our current understanding of how the universe works?I know this falls more under speculative science fiction, but I wanted to get a scientific perspective on it.If the question is retarded you can say so, but you're going to have to explain exactly why.
>>17055533>i argue with equations online>how’m i doing?Kek
>>i argue with equations online>>how’m i doing?>Kek
>>17055540>ergo, i am equations too.
>>17055408No.Because you are retarded.
>>17055408Dunno your exact understanding as of currently, however there is evidence showing this is possible.
black tea, sonsit's good for creativity (I guess because of alpha waves and shit?)>nootropics general
>>17053314chinese drink green tea though
>>17053315I think green tea is similar to black tea.>>17053314Very interesting counter-point. I think culture plays a big part in that. But the Chinese have produced many culturally significant philosophies, like taoism, confucianism and mohism. And many other things.
>>17053314>I know all about Chinese capabilities because my government's ministry of information and its compliant media organs explained them to meIsn't it funny how the Chinese are simultaneously portrayed as subhuman bug people with no creativity and as a serious existential threat to American technological and military dominance? That raises no red flags for you, or makes you question your received narratives? Have you heard it said that pride goeth before a fall?
>>17053298Darjeeling is super nice. An ordinary Sencha is good for hard mental work.>>17053315Chinese green tea is a little different from Japanese green tea..>>17053323>I think green tea is similar to black tea.Anon...
>>17054653>Anon...Both have caffeine and L-theanine. In this way, they're similar. Similar composition of other substances too, probably.
A company has designed and tested an AI with the physical ability to create nanomaterials. How do you personally model your probability of surviving the near future? Let us set aside the longterm future.
>>17055054>physical ability to create nanomaterialsthey are just mixing powders and heating them up. They could have just used a python script for that as well and combined it with a genetic algorithm. I find this a very shitty definition of nanomaterials I know there is no *real* definition but it feels like a scam. Imagine what a real science team could do with 300m funding.
>>17055784>That's *only* $50m of hardware. Bargain.In the context of semi large companies that is not that much if it will be useful over the next few years.
>>17055054>A company has designed and tested an AI with the physical ability to create nanomaterials. How do you personally model your probability of surviving the near future?what does one thing have to do with each other?your imagination creates your own bogeyman to justify your failure in life with fear of something that hasn't even happened nor will happen
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>>17055054Plus all of the people that made the decisions on what to actually try next. and prompted the AI. and funded it. and enabled it. The modern world is sad. This guy is unironically bragging about human in the loop. so clueless.
NASA IN SHAMBLES!!!!!!
>>17050198The EU itself is a world power. The US will soon crumble under trumps and musks ego, while europe will stand strong as the best place to live in the world.
>>17054470cause you're in the wrong thread retard
NASA is a inspiration to all future astronauts.
>>17056365Hey, it's a design that's good at penetration
>>17056365Middle picture isn't a nasa rocket thoughbeit
I'm getting seriously worried about my career in science due to the speed with which AI is advancing.Just 4 years ago it couldn't do elementary school math, now it's tackling millennium prize problems
>>17049447Learn a trade
>>17054092Why is Patent Examiner still viable but not patent attorney?
>>17055273A patent attorney is working in private practice or inhouse, while a patent Examiner is typically a civil servant with the job protection that brings.
>>17049447Are you looking to drop out in the near level future?
>>17049447I'd be more worried about being an atheist than ai, atomic bombs, robots, nanotech, etc tbhwyfhttps://youtu.be/tt7fJvXboIs
Why no one considers preventing lightning from forming now that we have progressed technologically? It can save forests and lives.I'm thinking about drones carrying devices that extract ions from thunderclouds to solve the lightning (and thunder) problem.
>>17056432Costs more than the so called "problem" but you are of course free to do it if you believe you can do it economically
>>17056432>It can save forestsI know you're trolling but tecchies really do tend to be such retarded god/savior complex individuals. Natural forest fires are... le bad (from Grug's tiny subjective perspective)! Won't somebody save the heckin' forests?
>>17056458What makes it even more ironic is that forest fires are generally a good thing. They remove dead wood (literally) and clear the land for fresh, new growth.
>>17056461>What makes it even more ironic is that forest fires are generally a good thing. They remove dead wood (literally) and clear the land for fresh, new growth.But that's my point. Forest fires have been around for eternity. You'd expect nature to have tuned itself around their natural rate of occurrence by now. But that requires thinking about the big picture and not just what makes Grug feel uncomfortable.
Jean-Pierre Serre's 100th birthday editionprevious:>>16991839
>>17055761there's sign errors in there I didn't fix but you get the general idea.
>>17055761>>17055762Nailed it, see Wikipedia, eigenfunctions of F
should I apply to university to learn maths or can I self-learn with chatbots?
>>17056462university, not even a question. You should be around people with the same basic interests and ideally a vast breath of different experiences in your most formative years. Even if a chatbot could replace curriculum (lmfao) it cannot help you grow as a person or intellectually challenge you.
>>17056462the fact that a chatbot will occasionally sperg out and get something completely incorrect with utmost confidence should be enough to tell you it's not a good idea to study material you don't know under one
Gamers vindicated
>>17056237>uh ackshuallykek
>>17056253i accept your concession
>>17056259>kicking the ball is high mental effortlmao even. football players indeed are the intellectuals of our times
>>17056262nobody said it was intellectual effort, you downie, it just does take a lot of mental skill to keep that many different things at mind at the same time when they keep changing
>>17056418>>17056418You're arguing with low-IQ people whose entire idea of intelligence is based on pop culture cliches about what smart people do. And it's not like he's never tried playing a competitive FPS game. He just gets steamrolled but instead of figuring out why he's losing and how to improve, he copes by telling himself the game requires "dumb" abilities (like low reaction time and high mastery of "mechanical" skills - both associated with higher IQ) and goes to play some slow-witted puzzle game designed around average intelligence.When he plays an FPS game, he doesn't understand, for example, why you always know where he's gonna be and always get there faster. He wanders around the map randomly, like a fly on a windowpane, and assumes that's the best anyone can do in a dumb-people game. Therefore he concludes you're using wallhacks and quits the game in frustration.
> Herr Universitätsprofessor em. Dr.-Ing. Dr. rer. nat. Dr. h.c. mult. Dipl.-Ing. Maximilian Freiherr von und zu Musterhausen VDI, Präsident a. D., Ehrensenator, Träger des Großen Bundesverdienstkreuzes
>>17056403Important for identification purposes. Also please pick a language. I haven't studied how to speak Kraut since I read Hegel.
>>17056406The titles in OP wouldn't really translate into EnglishThe German title system is more structured
>>17056409That's fair.
>>17056422Mister University Professor emeritus Doktor Ingenieur Doctor rerum naturalis Doctor honoris causa multiplex Diplom Ingenieur (so and so) VDI, Präsident außer Dienst, ...
A researcher on X told me Google DeepMind has made massive progress on Yang-Mills.
>>17055750Wolfgang Pauli
>>17055697It's an existence problem, so perhaps they just found a counterexample?
>>17055854They have brute-forced 98% of an error filled counter-example, but overran their token budget.They’ll have more after 6:30PM today.
>>17055742We had a load of horseshit get into the mill before. Gummed up the works. Huge backward step. Yang cleaned it all up. It is his mill after all.
A Yang-Mills just flew over my house!
