new science just dropped: before the dinosaurs started extincting, they weren't getting extinctthanks science!
>>17043588>debates is the #1 recruitment strat of cults...thats the exact opposite of true.Every false interpretation of scripture, every logical error, every misdirection, opens them up to be revealed as underhanded publicly and that loses them power over their subjects. They have nothing to gain from it and everything to lose. Theyre trying to instill infallible authority, not a challengable one, and debate is an open challenge.They have Veg-All tic-tacs here...grim...
>>17042309The reason they have to publish shit like this is because dinosaur renaissance cultists make up all kinds of stupid fucking theories every other year. One such retarded theory was that dinosaurs were actually going extinct before the asteroid for no apparent reason. This is essentially based on nothing, has never been well supported and was proven to be false.
>>17043167Actually they got tired of mankind's bullshit and went underground.
>>17042326sent that freak flying
Imagine playing make believe with imaginary giant bird-lizards and calling it science lol
What makes high IQ people unable to learn morphology?
>>17043018You think that's fucked up, check out phonetics insteadZalgo exists because we need the diacritics to describe the sound your tongue makes clicking off the roof of your mouth while you talk around a bite of food
>>17043478>It seems that the cognitive effort per word stays the same regardless of how complex the words areaccording to who?
>>17043481It actually seems to be the norm that common speech is mkre synthetic that educated speech. For example "we didn't have a car accident" in formal Czech "Neměli jsme dopravní nehodu."in common Czech "Nenabourali jsme" pronounced as one word (Polish actually spells it that way)
>>17043027Native speakers can't break words down further without being taught how, so it's pretty unambiguous, as long as you can find uneducated speakers.
>>17043481Isn't this a failure of abstraction? There is a series of resonating chambers with some flow rate. Adding some material into the chamber doesn't violate the model. It seems like the approach would have to invent new characters for differences in physiology.
Alright, let's settle this once and for all."0.999... = 1"What comes after 1? 0.999... and the number that comes "next" have to necessarily be different. If the difference is 0 then it is not the "next" number if it isn't zero then there is a number between it and zero.This means there is no "next" number.What is the difference between 0 and not 0.To say 0.999... = 1 is to say the difference between 0.999... and 1 is 0 but then what is the "next" number after 1/0.999...? It must necessarily be greater than 0 but if it is then the difference between it and zero must be greater than 0.0.999=1 tards can't answer thisThe debate is over.0.999.../=1
>thread is the perfect representation of why naturao language is retarded for maths and philosophers failed for millenia saying batshit insane shit
>>17043908unfortunately for you, it fails even with the language of mathsClaim: [math] 0.999_{\dots} \neq 1[/math]Proof: We use induction. The base case is trivial: [math] 0.9 \neq 1[/math]. Next we introduce the notation that [math]0.9_n = \underbrace{0.9999999}_{n-\text{many nines}}[/math] is the decimal with n-many 9s.Now the inductive step: we assume [math]0.9_n \neq 1[/math]. Then trivially [math]0.9_{n+1} \neq 1 [/math]. It might help to notice that [math] 1 - 0.9_{n+1} \neq 0[/math]. This implies that [math]0.9_n \neq 1 \qquad \forall n\in \mathbb{N}[/math]Finally, we define [math] 0.999_{\dots} := \lim_{n\to\infty} 0.9_n[/math].[math]\therefore 0.999_{\dots} \neq 1 \qquad \square [/math]
>>17043909Infinity isn't an integer you fucking retard
Besides what I meant is that the stupidity of the question is self evident when you approach and construct R rigorously and not as some kind platonician idea that is grasped with natural intuition
>>17043912-1 isn't in N either yet you happily call it an integer
Water, fire, air, and dirtFucking MAGNET'S, how do they work?And I don't wanna talk to a scientistY'all motherfuckers lying, and getting me pissed
>>17043878>(the thing that) magnetic fields model isn't actually real>the reality isn't real because its axiomaticnumbertards should be required to have a pass to leave campus, reality is a dangerous place for the likes of them.
>>17043879The magnetic field is just a relativistic byproduct of the electric field, there is no magnetic force per-se.
>>17043892>so we have these 4 forces but really it's 2 and actually no it's probably just 1
>>17043900Yes, it's all just electromagnetism.
>>17043878Is a description an explanation?
Perfect primes are primes with only 1 divisorusing (2^(p-1))((2^p)-1) and setting p as 0 and 1would yield 0 and 1.0 is the first even perfect prime number.1 is the only odd perfect prime number.continuing it would yield the rest of the perfect numbers, so wouldn't 0 and 1 be perfect numbers according to the equation without the exclusion? if the conjecture was if and only if it only has 1 divisor it is then perfect by definition. if the rule was set by man and not by math would that not break the entire case of mathematics being self-governing? Share your thoughts so I can feed my curiosity.
>>17043793>>17043686
>>17043794Consider the number n = 120. Prime factorization is 2^3 * 3^1 * 5^1. The sum = (1 + 2^1 + 2^2 + 2^3) * (1 + 3^1) * (1 + 5^1) = 360. This is therefore not a perfect number. However the sum = 3n.I'll accept an apology now. It's not my fault you're too retarded to understand simple formulas.
>>17043797You're so dumb you can make stilllife cats appear to cry; wtf lol
>>17043798Apologize. https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/22721/is-there-a-formula-to-calculate-the-sum-of-all-proper-divisors-of-a-number
>>170381980 is prime because ZZ/(0) is integral and that's it
y'know, inversing the 1's & -1's and re'making the gaurd rails so to speak.. what't't'd lead to?>what happened ?
>>17043782>what happened ?Time and Anti-Time joins Imaginary (orthogonal) Time. How many more levels of complexity can one go?...eternity is patiently waiting for never.https://youtu.be/h0HC0UpfNuE
The chinese quants are trading at close to speed of light due to secret government FPGA tech. All the western quant companies are shitting themselves and are going to pull out of the market soon. Get out while you still can.
>>17042933>Even if the Chinese had faster HFT there would still be large differences in strategy, location, jurisdictionThat seems naive.>strategythey have higher iq>locationcan just get a place in wall street>jurisdictionthey don't care about legality, just bribe and blackmail people with cunnies
>>17042915>trading at close to speed of lightfinance is not about making lots of trades fastit's about making few, good decisions and then sitting there, holding your dick until it's the right time to blow.
>>17042915>trades at speed of light>waits for local internet to process
>>17042915does hft even matter these days? You could make more profits by simply buying meme stocks and holding it for a year. hft gains are tiny unless you got insider information.
>>17042915based.i will not be satisfied until 10% of gdp is misallocated/50% of ivy league/140+ IQ graduates are absorbed into 80 city blocks of pure jane street compute making the angels dance on the pins head.
I hope whoever made this grading scale is burning in hell
>>17043253Touche.
>>17043249That guy got radicalized against his cat lol
>>17041970Wait until you're in grad school and anything less than a straight B is failing
>>17043816The only reason I can think of that you’d get less than an A in grad school is if you got a perfunctory F for enrolling in a class and dropping it too late. What on earth would you have to do to get a B
>>17043249deaf cat
I'm 37 and have been working my whole life after never paying attention in school due to undiagnosed ADHD so I never learned anything and dropped out My home is paid off and I'm mostly just bored I've always kind of wanted to learn math And do some engineering hobbyist stuff Is it too late for me And if not should I use AI to teach myself or are there better paths
>>17042630>>17042630this seems like an incredibly reddit coded take. the best way to learn is whatever the best way he learns is
In my country it was extremely fashionable to diagnose "ADHD" in a lot of kids 20 years ago to the point there were lots of false positives and the general public had the impression that it was just some general stupidity. Of course, a lot of ADHDers do have fairly low IQs but it's not impossible to have a moderately high one, and if you were one of those it was absolute hell growing up because you'd just rawdog it through school, adults would praise you that you're oh so smart and capable just because you're able to breeze through easy shit until you get to the stage later where you do actually have to study a lot and can't bear it
>>17042133Main weapon against ADHD for learning is structure and environment1. You need to enroll in some kind of course. Maybe high school math to refresh. With assignments and exam.2. You should never try to study at home, but instead at an office, library or cowork desk3. Try and structure it with an excel sheet where you write down which days you go to study and which days you attend classes4. Don’t abuse the AI or you lose all your brain gains. Think of it like a help when lifting weights. If it helps you finish your final set it makes sense. If it’s doing all the lifting for you then you’ll remain weak.If you try to solo this you’ll end up in procrastination hell. Good luck if you’re serious.
>>17042133Why bother unless you're going to do it for work
>>17042133you're in the perfect position to learn.learning when you're stressed out about your career is far harder.
Let's be real, the EARTH is FLAT, it's just the space that loops and curved the way you can move infinitely in any direction, which is possible in a flat space only if the Earth is a sphere, but as we know - it's clearly not.
>>17043019Psssh don't tell anyone
You're first to be culled. I'm sorry but your stupidity is above the threshold for existence as human.
>>17043019>>17043252Their repeating flat earth doesnt even tessellate.
>>17043350lol sure. That doesn't really prove much.
>>17043860Not meant to be a proof. I just really like authagraph maps.
>Scientists chase mathematical beauty in physics>They come up with thisWhat the hell?
>>17043550looking at OP's pic...>other forcesHmm, sounds like the part of the equation where you cover your bets by inserting something that can be redefined later. Uh huh.
>>17043783>Uh huhhate this nu-channer discord troon meme
>fewer times of how many loops around you that set spelled!>samestuff amirite?
>>17043550I mean... in fairness, if it actually worked that's not bad for explaining ALL OF PHYSICS in one equation.
>>17043550It is not even real math. How do you define the space you are integrating over? How do you define the integration measures on this space? Oh that's right, you can't.
What kind of social training do you have if you're in the STEM field?For instance, in asian cultures children are forced to study from 6am until 10pm. To perform excellent at school and be the S class student. However, they're not given incentives to invest in social organization and administration. Does this style leave a gap in who can be a leader in a STEM organization?In my job I feel like 99% of the hard problems are social. If I need to submit paper work, edit paper work, review it, administer it; I need finesse. I cannot just solve the problem like it is scientific. Has anyone else had a gap in training? I feel like I could get a lot more work done if I knew how to smooth talk and persuade. Yet, I'm stuck making retarded small talk day in and day out to other people who are retards at small talk. Our administrators are just PhD's with better training on the problem and not at getting other people to solve the problems. It is a slug fest when a problem takes more than a handful of people to be solved.
>>17041490There isn't any. This is why Asians can never get into upper management because they can't speak the language needed to understand business, processes and building connections/partnerships.It's why Chads and Stacies can get these leadership jobs despite not having the actual technical chops to lead experts; they can see people as parts to a puzzle and finesse their autism into a functional system, and a profitable business.Asians need to socialmaxx and educationmaxx if they want to get anywhere. There's nothing more desirable than a leader that can walk between worlds and can verbalize ideas and visions grounded with real applicable knowledge or skills.
>>17041490>I’m asian and I feel that my education failed me on training me to be a human and to interact with humans as if I were a humanThis is literally a real problem in the world today. We rely on Chinese men to have the ability to interact with humans as if they were human. But it is clearly a racist sexist social construct to assume that.joking.anyhow I support letting Chinese men go their own way and NOT attend western undergraduate schools. why is that even a thing when clearly their culture is so different?
>>17041490If you are in college don't spend all your time studying, go and meet some people and have fun, and when picking you classes, through in a few humanity electives, it creates a more well rounded education, even if its not directly useful.
>>17043839>through ini sure hope it was well rounded
>>17041490>I feel like I could get a lot more work done if I knew how to smooth talk and persuade.You wouldn't be able to get a STEM job if you could talk like that, as everybody would assume you're a fraud.
Estoy intentando resolver un puzzle de lógica booleana dentro de un juego y no consigo que acepte mi respuesta.El puzzle muestra estas tres expresiones:1. [1 OR (A OR B)] OR [(A OR C) AND TRUE]2. A AND C OR B AND NOT C OR B AND (C OR B AND NOT C)3. (A OR B) AND (NOT B OR A) AND (NOT C OR B)El teclado disponible permite introducir únicamente:* A, B, C* 0 y 1* V = OR* & = AND* ~ = NOT* ( y )* // para separar las respuestasLa pantalla indica explícitamente:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>17042718Look up “normal forms”.Disjunctive or conjunctive, idc.You’re welcome.
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>>17042768Los negros los vendian a 10.000 dolares y eran el principal patrimonio de las elites. Tierra sin negros no vale nada
>>17042749>no soi 100tifiko
>>17042718spanglishyo lo creo hacer con 'solvitur ambulando'
I feel like I've been hearing about how the era of antibiotics is fleeting if we don't ramp them down because bacteria will grow resistant to it, it's starting to feel like the claims about the ice caps (which have vanished entirely 4 separate times in the last 40 years every 10 years if their estimates were ever correct).But the reality is antibiotics usage is only growing rapidly, both in cattle farming and for use in medicine in third world countries like India. We're not slowing down. But how I understand it is that antibiotic resistance is genetic bloat, it makes a bacteria less competitive compared to bacteria without the resistance, so in any environment where antibiotics are not present, they are expected to get out-competed and go extinct. So with that in mind, do we actually expose enough bacteria to antibiotics to cause them to gain a permanent foothold on earth? Assuming that, even after the last 50 years, take any individual strain of bacteria, and the % of the organisms being exposed to antibiotics at any given hour of any given day has grown from maybe 0.00000001% to 0.0003%, it's still utterly insignificant in the overall ecosystem, isn't it? And even if antibiotic resistance became a widespread issue, due to the competition thing, even if we simply stopped using them even for just a few years, wouldn't things "reset" and be like we never used them in the first place eventually?I just don't think humans can put enough evolutionary pressure on bacteria to force a widespread adaptation like this. I could be wrong. What do you guys think?
>>17038666The thing satan is that they colonise hospitals. And things like C.diff can sporulate and dosent die to normal disinfectants (also wery antibiotic res.) E.coli( in your ass and gets into catheters) and S.aureus(on your skin lmao so gets into operation wounds). The thing whit bacterial infections tho is that they mostly kill children/weaklings/boomers so i for one hope they get nice and resistant so that i might be able to afford a house pre the age of 50
>>17038666ITS JEWS THREATENING TO RELEASE GMO BACTERIA IF NOT ENOUGH PEOPLE STAY SICK
Each reply gets slowly more insane than the last
>>17038666TL; DRif mamaged sensibly it is a non issue. Therw is a tradeoff to evolutionary adaptions. Hence a new adaption will quickly revert once the selective pressure is removed. It follows that periodically cycling through known antibiotics and keeping others in reserve avoids the issue entirely.
>>17041598Complete cycling is impossible because some patients react poorly to certain drugs. The real solution is to keep developing new antibiotics, but everyone is currently to lazy and/or frugal to do that.
Moderna is ACTUALLY about to cure cancerhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT6ukBZe10w
I, for one, look forward to the CDC banning this clot shot. I'll take my chances with chemo over autism.
>>17039059No, they have a therapy for people with melanoma which is one of the most easily treatable cancers. Call me when they make something for stage iv pancreatic cancers.
>>17040927>Doctor of philosophy in nursingMicky mouse degree
>>17040926>>17040592I think he is quoting murakami
>>17039201Their was research being done on mRNA cancer vaccines before ChatGPT was made public. Piss off. All AI did was make it so the scientists didn't have an intern do the very basic tasks for them.
