>the [] is weirder than you think
>>17065346Did the AI solve the weirdness problem of [] ? The gravity of [] is split between an outer boundary. Could be some tightening with Lagrange points.
The weird is more [] than you can ever know too as well also.
>>17065346It just looks like a rectangle. Maybe chinese people use it as a word.
>>17065346I am frankly loving the new frog-first direction of this stupid fucking board.
>>17067989Remember to contribute then.
I can't be the only one who is genuinely excited to see STEMtards lose all their status. Just means more status for me.
>>17056350>holy shit I fucking hate science>what's that a science board?>:O
>>17066044Go to plebbit
>>17056350you will never have more status
>>17067020False.
>>17056350A just reward for their pride.
>bathroom smells horrible 100% of the time>see drain fly flying around toilet>spray it with my stinky bugspray, which is essentially peppermint oil, lemon, and geraniol>makes bathroom smell worsebut then...>come back 4 hours later>now it smells amazing in bathroom>smells exactly like dragonfly 5 Gumâ„¢>smells nothing like the old bathroom or bug sprayWhy did this happen? Does it have something to do with plasmids?
>>17066276WTF are they putting in dragonfly 5 gum?
clean your bathroomall of it
>>17066276>>bathroom smells horrible 100% of the timeCLEAN IT!!!!
>>17066276Thats Trumps Portal to Cthulu.It licks his ass and imparts Eldritch Wisdom.
I had to build a ballroom because I inherited a disaster of a toilet from Sleepy Joe
Why does everything spin?
>>17066649God's perfection means he must have every quality, including spin. Having no spin is pretty un-god-like
>>17066560we normally experience only spatial degrees of freedom as a 3D vector [math] \left[ \begin{matrix} x\\ y\\ z\\ \end{matrix} \right] \in R^3 [/math]. These rotate by any rotation matrix in SO(3), like how rotating about the z axis by an angle theta would be [math] \left[ \begin{matrix} \cos\theta & -\sin\theta & 0 \\ \sin\theta & \cos\theta & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 1\\ \end{matrix} \right] \left[ \begin{matrix} x\\ y\\ z\\ \end{matrix} \right] = e^{g\theta} \left[ \begin{matrix} x\\ y\\ z\\ \end{matrix} \right] = e^{\theta \left[ \begin{matrix} 0 & -1 & 0\\ 1 & 0 & 0\\ 0 & 0 & 0 \end{matrix} \right]} \left[ \begin{matrix} x\\ y\\ z\\ \end{matrix} \right] [/math] For spin, there exists some extra degrees of freedom that looks like a 2D vector with extra rules called a spinor where[math] \left[ \begin{matrix} u \\ d \end{matrix} \right] \in CP^1 [/math] , but to rotate this object, you use an SU(2) matrix instead of SO(2), so a rotation around any general unit axis [math] \hat{n} [/math] is like {sorry no more typing room} or if rotating about the z axis, then [math]e^{ -i \left[ \begin{matrix} 1 & 0 \\ 0 & -1 \end{matrix} \right]_{= \sigma_z} \tfrac{\theta}{2} } \left[ \begin{matrix} u \\ d \end{matrix} \right] = \left[ \begin{matrix} e^{ -i\tfrac{\theta}{2} } & 0 \\ 0 & e^{ i\tfrac{\theta}{2} } \end{matrix} \right]\left[ \begin{matrix} u \\ d \end{matrix} \right] [/math]So the overall object is [math] \left[ \begin{matrix} x \\ y \\ z \end{matrix} \right] \otimes \left[ \begin{matrix} u \\ d \end{matrix} \right] = \vec{r} \otimes \vec{s} [/math] but actually you have to work with the wavefunction to get a distribution for position so it's more [math] \psi(\vec{r}) \left[ \begin{matrix} u \\ d \end{matrix} \right] [/math], and to rotate this entire object about the z-axis by theta, you get [math] \psi(e^{-g\theta}\vec{r})\ e^{- \tfrac{i\sigma_z}{2} \theta} \vec{s} [/math] (the minus is cause in functions you know how x-a moves f(x) up by +a)
>>17067986A bloch sphere is a good way to visualize this. You often think stuff like "what's rotating" or "is there some circle to understand this", and yeah. Imagine a unit circle. Spin 1/2 up = [1,0] = [u,d] and is represented by the coordinate on the unit circle as (x,y) = (0,1) and spin 1/2 down = [0,1] = [u,d] which is (x,y) = (0,-1). But in this case, spin up and spin down are orthogonal to each other! But, we tend to think orthogonal as 90 degrees - here orthogonal means 180 degrees! But also, when you do a 360 degree, you actually get a -1 multiplied to you, meaning you gotta go ANOTHER 360 to get back to the same math state vector. This sort of extra dimension is how you can visualize the intrinsic angular momentum, cause you can only move around the bloch sphere and stay total spin 1/2>{sorry no more typing room}since I have room now[math]e^{ -i \left[ \begin{matrix} n_z & n_x - in_y \\ n_x + in_y & - n_z \end{matrix} \right] \tfrac{\theta}{2} } \left[ \begin{matrix} u \\ d \end{matrix} \right] [/math]
>>17066343bro I like that music video
what's the difference between unobserved spinning and no spinning?
How can i be happy all the time?
>>17067158Lexapro mostly did it for me.
>>17067158Just larp as a happy person and you will feel happier
You can be happy for the rest of your life if you're happy for an instant and then kill yourself. But I don't recommend it.
>>17067158Escape samsara
Sex with me has that affect on women.Unfortunately for you I only bang hotties.
What if we built a giant laser the size of a 30 story building and pointed it at a black hole. Couldn’t we be able to look at the observable universe and see where the light comes out of?
>>17066342Yes that would work. We're starting construction tomorrow.
>>17066342why would the light come out in this universe?
>>17066342That assumes the light comes out of the observable universe so first we need to expand to observe the whole universe. Maybe Elon could send more cameras into space instead of LEO satellites that pollute the internet with jeets.
Unironically yes.But everyone here would die before we "see" anything.
everyone is meat proxying. is there even a point of being in academia anymore
>>17064559Nope, not wasting time in schooling and academia means more time and no more brainwashing. Anti-intellectualism is a white pill.
bump
>>17057326If you love stealing money and hate whites, go into academia.
>>17057326Science is just like the media, propaganda for the gullible.
>>17064554Oh good, academia is safe then.
>3 years of super intelligence (formerly artificial intelligence)>still 0 progress with ToEyep it's not intelligent
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>>17066507>1 year ago>"Erm ok it gets IMO gold but that's kid stuff, it will never make progress or solve Millenium prize problems">Fast forward>Millenium prize solved, Riemann hypothesis closer, nearly 400 papers of novel results dumped at once.>"Uh, um ok but all of mathematics is just navel gazing!! I have definitely always thought this, and did not just come to this position now to maintain an anti-AI stance!"And also just in time for the march on biology and materials science to begin kek. Never been more over for luddite-cels, and they have never raged and seethed harder.
>>17068904and also the avalanche of posts online in the last few months by professional SWEs about getting replaced by Claude or their job now consisting of just asking Claude to do their work
Intelligence itself is not as intelligent as we think.Also theory of everything is retarded religious nitwittery
Reducing children/fetuses to a "lump of cells" has given a license to murder people via abortion and euthanasia. Boomers being murdered by their Gen X children is both sad and justice at the same time.
>>17066425You do not personally hold the belief that fasting can cure cancer.
>>17066433ngmi
Frog invasion
>>17066433False.
>>17064998>Reducing children/fetuses to a "lump of cells" has given a license to murder people via abortion and euthanasia.Every organism is a lump of cells your moral weights on the entropy of that has nothing to do with science.
Christian men create good times with the help of God.Good times create scientists via self-indulgence, money and arrogance.Scientists create bad times via materialism, "enlightenment", anti-white self-hate and greed.Bad times create Christian men via a desire for something transcendental which leads to a reconciliation with God.
So it all worked out, is that your thesis?At the risk of getting banned God doesn't mean an abrahamic God.
Despite global air traffic rising, apparently flights are getting slower because governments are sperging out about 'climate change'.Will there ever be a solution to this issue?
>>17066471See>>17066471Also don't post AI garbage here.
>>17066471Mostly a corpo-union scam to artificially inflate the importance of their Capital and Labor at the expense of Material welfare and Social life.
>>17066471airline margins are razor thin, worse than retailshitlib occupied government desu
>>17066471Cheap global communications has eliminated most of the market for supersonic long range flights. I've been on a seventeen and a half hour long flight. It sucks but it's not very often that people need to be on an airplane for that long. Supersonic is a niche. Maybe Elon Musk won't be wrong about Starship and eventually it will be a replacement for that niche, allowing rapid site to site transit on Earth via suborbital flight.
>>17066471That's a lot of AI slop to say "there's more traffic in the sky because of all the browns the government is importing"
Show your work.
>>17068799no, it's an expression that reduces to something, homo
>>17068035Looks like heat transfer and insulation modeled as an electric circuit?
>>17068003(7^0 + 7^0) = 1 + 1 = 22^2 = 44/4So it simplifies to 1
>>17068900Oh I'm retarded. You said guess the major. Okay I'm guessing MechE.
[eqn]u'' + \frac{8}{r}\,u' - \frac{5}{2}\,\frac{(u')^2}{u}= -\frac{u}{3}\left(\sqrt{1 + 6\alpha h_0^2\, u} \;-\; 1 \;-\; \frac{6\alpha h_0^2\, u}{\sqrt{1 + 6\alpha h_0^2\, u}}\right)[/eqn]with [math]u = e^{-6\phi}[/math], [math] \phi [/math] the warp factor, [math]\alpha[/math] the non-linear coupling, and [math]h_0[/math] the quantized flux.bounds:[math]u(\infty) = 1[/math][math]\quad u'(\infty) = 0[/math][math]\quad r \in (0,\infty)[/math][math]\quad \alpha > 0[/math][math]\quad h_0 = \text{const}[/math]
Why are they "equals", again?
>>17065746Productivity requirements
>>17065746>Women have smaller brains>Why are they "equals", again?They have larger OTHER parts!
>>17065896Sadly, as women grow old, that part loses charm, unlike the brain.
>>17065790Yes
>>17065747False.
Why are anabolic steroids not used (even remotely) for physical therapy or restoration?
>>17052811Medicine is about selling stuff, not healing you.
>>17052811Why use steroids?
>>17054817Look at Tom Platz videos. You're really gonna tell me that guy is not healthy. Heck he is healthier than most natty lifters. I'd say the same for most of the golden era lifters, and they took roids without having any idea of its side effects.
>>17052811Frogs everywhere, anywhere.
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