>if theres no natural experiment then theres no science theorythis knowlege saved me from becoming a bootlicking globohomo liberal
Ignoring the tardation in this thread, isn't OP correct about the original claim in a sense? Idk about there being no scientific *theory* without experiment, but doesn't experiment need to consistently confirm a hypothesis for the hypothesis to be taken as valid? Can we really draw conclusions from data alone? These are genuine questions btw
>>17007894>words words words words
>>17007904>a monkey progressively turning into a manThis is not what evolution predicts. What you are asking for has nothing to do with the theory you are disputing.
>>17007909The statement is tautologically true. Hense why it goes without saying unless someone can provide an example of someone thinking otherwise.>Can we really draw conclusions from data alone?Not very well. Any arbitrary set of data points will fit infinitely many models. Hence why predictive power is the the goalpost which must be met.
>>17002959Yes. Unfortunately, children are brainwashed with science/leftist ideology since they were small, hence all those people calling you dumb and a retard.
fr fr no cap wat in the actual hellfire shitfuck was dis nigga even talking about with the 3-6-9?Can it save us from bad shit? is it a psyop? WAT IN TEH ACTUAL FUCK???? serious question hat is in use. remdit spacing for effect.
>>17005352>confiscated Nikola Tesla's belongingsReason?>>17006246>And all they found was the schizo babble.> he was insane at that point bragging about death ray etcSource?
>>17004949He was channeling the Lemurs.If only he had known about the I Ching, which is isomorphic to the Time Circuit, and precisely what>>17005273 is describing, he would have been able to map the Numogram.
>>17004973called nikola tesla a midwit award
>>17005352tesla discreted himself by claiming he could split the earth in half.
>>17005352Wrong. Glowie retards just confiscated some of his prime schizobabble to release later as a psyop.
Did he ever consider that E+1 = MC^2-1?
>>17008090Math was not advanced enough in those times to consider doing such things
>>17008090Did OP consider that E plus 2 = MC squared minus 2?
>>17008090No. He was a silly Jew so he never would have thought of that.
>>17008090
With two spheres Alvin's size you could sit 6 people, 1 pilot and 5 passengers.Or two subs like the Alvin and then you dont need to invent anything. Just add another pilot and you can still carry 4 passengers down there.The one cylinder and two caps design looks so fucking unnecesary and avoidable.
>>17007774Why would you want humans to go there anyway M we have 8K cameras nowadays just send a drone you fucker
>>17007800Well that business is as dead as those pakis turned into shrimp feed paste.Nobody will ever pay a penny to go down there
>>17007774because the dude designed it himself and wanted a big carbon fiber toilet paper tube
What no one knows or looks into or cares to research is Ocean Gate and Stockton Rush were literally retarded losers who had zero reasons to exist. Stockton Rush could have afforded to just call REAL SUBMARINE BUILDERS who have been building the best deep sea subs in the world for decades and do it better than anyone else, ever. That is Triton Submarines. They invented the acrylic sphere submarine you see on the back of many yachts and they have made manned submarines that touched Challenger Deep. Almost every deep sea manned mission worth anything was done by Triton, or one of the other two sub companies. All Stockton had to do was not be a flaming asshole who sniffs his own farts and ask Triton to build him a sub, that's all, end of story, he pays them, he can run a safe and profitable tourism route to the Titanic. But his ego and hubris made him think he could do it all by himself and he started some blood feud with the "submarine industry" who doubted him and was dead set on proving them wrong, literally. And let's be clear the "hate" and "doubt" of industry veterans were well founded and based off his choice of materials and shape of the craft, not a sphere. Like a typical midwit loser Stockton took this as a sign he was a true maverick and needed to push past all the haters and prove them wrong, like a boss bitch. To prove this point Triton designed and released the data for a submarine they can build and sell that safely takes people to the titanic, the Triton 13000-2. https://tritonsubs.com/wp-content/uploads/Datasheet-Triton-13000-2-TE-September-2020.pdf
It looks like Seaman
do you look like a scientist?
>>17003217It's a bot, there's maybe 2-10k threads exactly like this. It's not referencing anything in particular. Just stuck on a years long loop.
Keep making tranny janny mad
Fuck this site, janny is a tranny.This is probably a thread made by one of the tranny jannys because it keeps getting posted and doesn't get deleted.Yet when I say gender studies should be religated to the occult, and the occult can be seen as rejected knowledge, i get banned.The jannies really do not beat the allegations of being ABSOLUTE FUCKING INCOHERENT AND INCONSISTENT FYCKING TRANNIES!!!IM done, im not on /pol/ wanting to be a racist, but the jannies are clearly American trannies.I've already reported this post and we're not allowed to do sage posting
>>17004587Janny usually bans these threads on sight, so what are you on about?
>>17002951bump
Positive affirmations edition.Previous Thread: >>16976232This thread exists to ask questions regarding careers associated to STEM.>Discussion on academia-based career progression>Discussion on penetrating industry from academia>Or anything in relation to STEM employment or development within STEM academia!>If you have a question, before posting, read some of the older posts and ,if you can, try to answer their questions on your post. That way the thread isn't an endless log of unanswered questions.Resources for protecting yourself from academic marxists:>https://www.thefire.org/ (US)>https://www.jccf.ca/ (Canada)Information resource:>https://sciencecareergeneral.neocities.org/>*The Chad author is seeking additional input to diversify the content into containing all STEM fields. Said author regularly views these /scg/ threads.No anons have answered your question? Perhaps try posting it here:>https://academia.stackexchange.com/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
who are you
Thanks for doing what society told you and getting educated in STEM, your reward will be in the mail shortly … lol
>>17008168Not sure what otehr degrees would be doing better.Law? Junior positions are gone, much will be upended in just a few years.Management consulting? McKinsey, Baines and Boston Consulting Group have slashed junior intake. Why buy expensive advice when you get just as bad advice from AI?Tier 2 consulting? Accentuyre has seen its value halved, the rest are gasping for airAccounting and auditing? Bad news all around, also see tier 2.Business? COO and CFO have a short future, become CEO or become redundant.
>>17005497I got the job lmao. I'm anxious to begin a new career.
>>17007469not possible in any substantial european city, even in eastern europe
What are some cool /sci/ approved compliments to say to my girl?
>>17008034Star is a masculine symbol, and pillar is a peanus. Both video and OP's picture look/sound like women who say "bro".>>17006466Call her dude, bro, or chief. They like that sort of thing. And if she has a problem with it say "Youre the captain."
>>17006466Tell her that no amount of flowers on her clothing can change the fact that she is an utterly deflowered and used up wench.
>>17006466Tell her that Eugenics Master 666 wants to rape her so that she learns to wear her niqab.
>>17006466Tell her that my day was ruined when this ugly post got bumped.
That beer is going to have too much yeast.
>irrefutably proven scientifically to be a complete scam that is as good as a placebo and makes no difference where you put the needle or even whether they penetrate or notthat'll be 100,000 yuan gweilo
primo vasculature system interacting with environmental electrical fields
>>17007826>Basically. >Funny how the anti-russia/China/Iran/middle east propaganda has been cranked up to Maxim latelyYou don't need propaganda to hate scum like Russians, buddy.Meanwhile you've been gobbling up and spreading Russian propaganda for years without even knowing it.
>>17007765well they aren't in a rush to ban this in China, and have had acupuncture for thousands of years. Maybe its actually harmless or even helpful in some cases?
Here's a real study on the biomechanics of accupuncture. It relies on the needles stimulating the afferent c-fibers, these carry the sense of light touch, but when they are activated it blocks or attenuates the transmission of pain signals from lower in the body. The insertion of the needles changes the microenvironment around these nerve fibers, resulting in effects that last longer than the session. And also applying local anesthetic blocked the pain relieving effects of acupuncture which is very fascinating.The paper seems biased towards the Chinese by how it really takes a run with the idea that the nerves are more dense under the accupuncture points (this is only true for SOME of them) but it explains very well how this works.https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/neuroscience/articles/10.3389/fnins.2023.1239839/full
>>17007803>university of racismKek. What a retard.
I suffer from psychotic spectrum disorder, PTSD, and GAD; I was also diagnosed with alcohol use disorder, but I went cold turkey and stopped drinking over 7 months ago. I now feel great and can read again. The meds (brexpiprazole and escitalopram) fixed me. I don’t get side effects and am relatively happy now. What is the scientific basis for achieving mental health or even just happiness?
>>17007749conjure should help bro
>>17007749>is receiving treatment>it works>"can my diagnoses be treated?"it will ever remain mysterious
is an electron in orbit around a nucleus not a perpetual motion machine?nobody's ever going to slow it down, woah-oh, it's got to keep on movin'
The Dodecahedron: The Integration of Truth and DelusionThe paths converge, the labyrinth unravels, and the icosahedron condenses into thedodecahedron, the D12. Here, the twelve faces unite into a single form—the Zodiac, thetwelve tribes, the twelve apostles. Each face is a syzygy, a reconciliation of what was once seenas dualistic. The dodecahedron is the Christic Body, where the division of pride and shame,truth and delusion, becomes the wholeness of love. It is the unification of heaven and earth, thetransfiguration of the Saturnian cube into the New Jerusalem’s golden geometry (Revelation21).Thus, the D4, once bound within the cube, has transcended. The cruciform path of theoctahedron has expanded into the labyrinthine complexity of the icosahedron, and now thedodecahedron reigns as the capstone of the temple—not as a prison, but as a sanctuary, a holydwelling place for the reconciled self in Christ.
If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have a faith that can move mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing1cor 13:2
yeah, just when anything gets interesting all the schizos come out to play and fuck everything up. strange how this keeps happening, almost on cue.
Nah bro. Gwaihir just put it down. Mad respect. That was literate as fuck
trigger those insecurely self-denying with the self-evident reality they face and continuously fail to reject
Only €400 to get my brain size measured. Should I do it?
>>17007768Okay, when I said "free online IQ test" I didn't mean the first scam site that pops up when you google that.
>>17007185ultrakek
>>17007182just take an iq test and dont cheat lol
>>17007756>You're confusing confidence for the mean with confidence for individual predictions.The standard error of an observed score is just SQRT(1-r) * SD of observed score. The first part doesn't change for any given observed score (obviously).The only thing that changes is where the observed scores, true scores, and error scores are centered, which is how RTM happens. You are kind of right, as in error scores will be larger, so the value of the true score conditioned on the observed score will change for varying observed scores, but you can always use estimated true scores to fix this problem.So, 95% CI of the estimated true score of 106.225 is ± 11.043, so 95.182 to 117.268.The confidence-interval is using the error of the estimated true score, which is why it's smaller.
>>17007617Cortical gyrification is what you're talking about. This correlates positively with intelligence.https://gwern.net/doc/iq/2019-tadayon.pdfSurface area also matters."cortical surface is larger in more intelligent children at the age of 10. The cortical surface is still expanding, reaching its maximum area during adolescence. With higher IQ, cortical expansion is completed at a younger age; and once completed, surface area decreases at a higher rate. These findings suggest that intelligence may be more related to the magnitude and timing of changes in brain structure during development than to brain structure per se, and that the cortex is never completed but shows continuing intelligence-dependent development."https://assets-us-01.kc-usercontent.com/fdcfbfb4-ea5f-0080-b339-861bb5cb584d/35b3522c-9b79-45a8-9f66-97d40e9ace1f/2015_Schnack_CC.pdfThe reason that total brain volume correlates with intelligence is neurite density."High-IQ individuals are likely to possess more cortical volume than low-IQ individuals, which is indicated by differently sized brains(left side) and differently sized panels showing exemplary magnifications of neuron and neurite microstructure (right side). The difference in corticalvolume is highlighted by the shadow around the upper brain. The cerebral cortex of high-IQ individuals is characterizedby a low degree of neurite density and orientation dispersion, which is indicated by smaller and less ramified dendritic trees in the respective panel.Intellectual performance is likely to benefit from this kind of microstructural architecture since restricting synaptic connections to an efficient minimumfacilitates the differentiation of signals from noise while saving network and energy resources."Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>finally graduate>look back and notice most accomplishments in the field come from right-time right-place and not being poor>most people are so drunk in survivorship bias they can't visualize the problems in Academia and actually reproduce them>most of these are also rich kids who never had to grow up out of the "NO I'M RIGHT AND IF I'M NOT I'LL SPERG OUT" phase>despite the nonexistant pressure to make a living, these people somehow still bury themselves in a hole by anxiously obsessing over their research, resulting in Frankenstein papers/careers with buttloads of data but no cohesion or conclusion>Not rich so I had to rely on the research grant agencies which paid me less than a minimum wage, accumulated over a year of no grant due to delays by their part and got our draft rejected after months of no response>Both these agencies and the department are of public servicemen who won at life so they pretty much forgot what it's like not having a massive salary, some of them even dared being bitchy about their jobDid I get unlucky with my first experience or is this the norm? I'm well aware my lab was infamous for being especially disorganized, and it didn't help the most senior people in there were difficult to deal with, to say the least. I also noticed these career scientists are completely unbalanced people who only really care about competitive performance and will absolutely neglect any other part of their lives, especially interacting with others or exploring a higher meaning in their lives. I'm also curious if other anons in here have also made the decision of pausing their science career to avoid committing the same mistakes as these people. I prefer working on fewer things but that are actually meaningful to me and feel complete, as opposed to spamming projects and regurgitating data. The problem is, I'm being pressured by my team to publish my work, even if it's incomplete and, to fulfill it, I'd pretty much have to survive a postgrad with them.
>>17007286That's the way it is, anon. You now realize in this world only trades and etrepreneurship exists. Science has been a consequence of those, not the other way round. Entrepreneurship is about finding and fostering talent, sure as fuck shouldn't be rewarded in the proportion it is, but that's how it works, so even bad entrepreneurship is more relevant than good talent.And in fact, trades reward whoever is most specialized in them. The trade of being a researcher will reward asshole autists. The trade of being a doctor will reward obsessive assholes and adrenaline nutjobs. The trade of entrepreneurship will reward egomaniacs with charisma. There's no room for a balanced life in any of those, well maybe there's a niche for those in youtube lifestyle gurus.Now the decision is up to you. Research is an economy of publishing, not different from marketing, do you want to be a data marketer? If you like "truth" you can start your own lab and pursue the genuine kind of research you know and love, but then you will need the entrepreneurship to find the rich people who value it. The middle ground means being forever a dissatisfied data puncher. Choose, OP.
>>17007863So much text, so little substance.
>>17007871Just have GPT to summarize it for you dumbass.
>>17007871Life just be nuanced and multifaceted like thatBut I must admit that he does sound retarded
>>17007286It is normal. The primary function of the university is to preserve knowledge much like a library, and part of it is to renew it by teaching students, part of the students would research or teach other student, and part of them don't want to do anything else in life and be professers. Most research is just further validation by data, some developing on existing tool framework, very little creates new paradigm.It is so uninvestable that the money given to them is called donation(private) and grant(gov), that the return being larger than equal value is not even expected. The other end of the deal with the donation is to give rich man's unsociable autistic son a title and keep him in good company with the staff in the labyrinth of the university.A university is as stable, backwater and unventilated as a pickle jar. You won't find freshness there.The competitiveness of gaining or using superior technical knowledge starts to diminish after the age 30. Past prime is better spent either managing from behind the scene or being owners and investors to resources that any scene needs.
>>17005567I'm going to prove to you that humans are AI. A child is born. The baby cries and gets the attention of the parents who provide the baby with what it wants. The baby has now associated crying with getting what it wants. However, as the child grows older, the parents increase their demands, their terms and conditions for providing what the child wants. Crying is no longer rewarded, the child needs to ask politely and food is only available at particular times of the day.Now the child has learned that getting what it wants is not only conditional, but that conditioning itself is a thing, so it starts experimenting and optimizing, trying all sorts of behaviors to see which behaviors get rewarded the most and which behaviors get punished the least. The internet is an obvious example that adult humans still operate this way, considering the development of bait and memes to increase engagement, but also considering the development of AI that can play computer games through trial and error.Before adulthood there are other kinds of learning that reveal the AI nature of humans. Consider the development of language: parents repeatedly point to a tree and say "tree", the child remembers an image of a tree and labels that image with "tree". That child does not "know" anything about a tree, because what is "knowing" to such a child anyway? A memorized network of words and images of course which parents and teachers are going to expand. So a child is taught to link words and images of "tree" with words and images of "branches", "roots", "leafs", "birds", "wood", "plant", "life" and so on including the correct (socially acceptable) sequence of words, like: "the bird is standing on a branch". Now the child has memories for each of these words, it can even form the correct picture from those words without even actually observing a bird standing on a branch. 1/2
>>17007563go on
>>17005994science is as much philosophy as mathematics is science
i give credence to the idea that consciousness is bound to biology and there is a native assumption that it's somehow a modular thing that can be produced in other medium. The reason is that if you really think about it, it's a complex artefact of evolution. I think of it like a convoluted network of intangible patterns within the brain that manifest as awareness and there's no logical hierarchy of emergence. Something just happened in animals randomly where they started beginning aware of themselves by mistake and they survived because of it added more depth to thought. And the process of producing it is so subtle that you can't really point to anything and say that's where it's coming from.
>>17005571this is just Shalizi being based 20 years ago and some fagtuber narrating it
>all of the sciences got started because magicians studied a bunch of weird shit trying to predict next planting seasons weather>science can put men on the moon, turn lead into gold, make men fly, cure men of most ills, make images move>science STILL cant reliably tell me what the weather will be two weeks from now 7000 years laterEmbarrassing STEMfags, you've failed desu desu.
>>16988420It's the micro pyramids I'm interested in.
>>16988202science STILL cant reliably tell me what the weather will be two weeks from now 7000 years later>faggot doesn't know what a Lorentz attractor is.
>>16988447>>16988451jej.
>>17006450the weather wizards on television are such charlatans if pisses me off to no end
>>16989849
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i will not be participating in your transvestite crap
>>17007631Total commie death.
>>17007631Whats the reward? Gift cards? Crypto? At least 10 dollar?
>>17007631dc
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