I literally posses the knowledge that I will wake up early tomorrow but I somehow cannot pass that knowledge along to whichever part of my brain governs falling asleep. What kind of retard designed this?
>>16886805Trazadone is also weak sauce that easily becomes tolerated.The real secret sleep pill is 50mg quetiapine.
>>16887364Wrong.Its only a matter of fucking up the noise to signal ratio, long term.Its not like a lot of hypnotics where the effect decrease with use. Its more like oversalting your food, and then keep on going to salt it even more because your taste buds has some limitations. But its not as bad as its with spicy food, where once you go over the threshold you can't cry to wasabi peanuts anymore.
>>16887502>>16887465You are both drug addicts, stop parroting your shitty opinions about tolerance.
>>16886301Humans can control any body function to a large degree. You can slow your heart rate to a point you almost die but to my knowledge no one has anhero'd this way and it would likely not be possible. But if you lack the ability to control body functions, like sleep, that's a skills issue on your part due to lack of training. Buddhist monks can slow their heart rates and also increase body temps by will alone. I bet you can't control your heart rate like they do. It's because they practice, you do not. Stop being lazy you fucktard. >>16886753Skills issue as well>>16886791>>16887297anons get it.....
>>16886753I did it with audio alone
Imagine suggesting they should've had their papers approved by their competitors as a requirement to publish.
>>16883879>at times when there were very few notable scientistsThere were plenty of notable scientists, but history chose the winners and you only see them as noteworthy in retrospect.
>>16881787einstein was peer reviewed in a journal he submitted, reviewer pointed out his math was wrong, einstein vowed to never publish to that journal againthis is why einstein gets peer review immunity
>>16881787This is untrue. They WERE peer reviewed, it's just the systematic process for peer review was different in their generations. It wasn't a bunch of busybody makeworkers poring over printouts reproducing results in highly specific circumstances. It was more symposiums and discussions among ACTUAL "peers" to establish the consensus and verification of their hypotheses. They were "peer reviewed" by presenting their ideas, and their peers saying "holy shit, you're right."
>>16881787But Einstein definitely reviewed Poincaré LOL.
>>16881787Yes they.Their contemporaries had every right to read and call bullshit on their work.
This was a pivotal event in my life. I've since sought out and ingested every word to the best of my ability of what this man says publicly. I encourage you to have the intellectual fortitude and zeal for exploration of cowboy science that you do the same. We will never progress if we don't start bending and breaking the rules. In fact, every major breakthrough has come in that fashion.
>>16885130If Edward Witten is Voldemort, who is Dumbledore?
>>16886321damn that's a tough one, let me guess... E.Weinstein, the rabble-rouser to up-turned the money changer tables for the salvation of science?
>>16886321>>16886365Is Weinstein in the closet? Dumbledore was a homosexual.
FUCK Sean "we know everything now" Carroll
>>16887404"The Marie Antoinette of physics influencers"It's funny that Weinstein calls Carroll a physics influencer when Carroll is the one writing papers and getting cited whereas Weinstein is trying to assemble an army of Rogan fans to attack the physics establishment.
is depression a symptom of modern society? discuss.
>>16887342Learned confinement
>>16887342No, people were describing depression since Ancient Greece period. Obviously it was mixed in with a lot of supernatural stuff but the concept of depression was there. High infant mortality rates, plagues, famines, barbarian raiders, a lack of any sort of long distance communication, is bound to make some people feel depression.
>>16887342It's a symptom of learned helplessness.
>>16887342non chronic depression is called by frustration, frustration is caused by not being able to, or not wanting to deal with problems in your life.deal with the problems and the depression will go away. unless it's a genetic defect then good luck with that.
>>16887342is my boner caused by your mom's butt?modern society per se only causes people who have an issue per se with modern society to be depressed but, the issues found within modern society are super fucked. Why wouldn't you be depressed if your life totally sucked? We act like we should expect and be grateful for 40+ hours a week but if that isn't even making it, and ancient people actually did way less work then wtf. Depression at least for me comes down to intellect. Low iq people, or people stuck in a narcissistic mindset, can't critical think fast and good enough to overcome frustrations, in fact they often create them. Or you are around someone who is stupid and depressed, and no matter what you say or do, if you are relying on their part or plan in any way, congrats you are depressed too. De facto you don't get to do what you want, and that will probably depress you mentally. Mindsets are memes and whoever has the power to transfer will transfer. Happiness is recessive, you need at least two people to jostle you into happiness but you only need one person to ruin shit sometimes
>brain located in the chest>next to the heart, so it needs to travel less>less gravity to the fightProfit?
>>16887473Natural selection is a very sub-optimal algorithm. There's a lot of quirks to our bodies where the answer is simply "dice rolled one way and not the other but it was good enough either way."That said: brain being near sensory organs like eyes and ears reduces latency and therefore improves reaction time. And said sensory organs being somewhat removed from the core of the body allows for greater degree of movement and therefore improved awareness of the environment.
>>16887473The brain in the head evolved millions of years before mammals were even a thing. Also having both the brain and heart in the same spot will put a lot of mass and energy on the chest
>>16887473I suspect that in humans this has something to do with prompt processing of sensory information. Eyes, ears, nose and tongue all are near the brain for a reason
>>16887473your senses need to be as close to your brain as possible.evolution knows more than you.
Is it real?
>>16887205It's a similated universe, there's some fake and gay tranny demiurge controlling the strings and coding the constants of the universe. Everything for his entertainment I guess
>>16887205i blame the jews
>>16887205the buddhists are more right than the contemporary researchers on this topic.
>>16886743I believe in Quantum Immorality. Some version of me is probably doing the right thing, so why should I?
>>16887484how so?
A study wanted to find out how well self-reported race matches with genetic ancestry in the USA. It took 2 million common genetic variants from 230,016 unrelated whole-genome sequences, making this study the biggest thus far in scale in this domain. It found that broad continental categories like african and european are meaningless. Because within those categories there are meaningful subcontinental differences, for example, West-Central African vs. East African ancestry, and these can have different biological associations.The authors claim that if we split races like white and black into finer sub-races we may be able to cure a lot of diseases. They also claim traditional racial categories were created for political reasons. https://www.cell.com/ajhg/fulltext/S0002-9297(25)00173-9Seems modern science has done nothing but revive old politically incorrect theories
>>16886712the US are mutts, what did you expect.They don't want to believe they come from the lowest and most low quality cuts.
>>16886804based>>16886998what about other services like my heritage? are they reliable?
Which genenome readers don't sell your genes to foreign governments?
>>16887294My heritage is controlled by the Heritage Foundation which has the backing of netanyahu
>>16887466>heritage foundationI think they were trotskyites back in the past, american politics are weirdly controlled by what amouts to two neo factions of trotskyites vs stalinistas
In China, 9 new nuclear reactors started construction in 2025, up from 6 in 2024. China's state council approved 10-11 reactors per year over the last 4 years.
Restarts of Three Mile Island (819MW) and Michigan Palisades (805MW) are both in progress.>>16885590Interesting that there happens to be a hole in 1979 as that's the year of the Three Mile Island incident and the anti-nuclear movie 'The China Syndrome'. Given the lead times on planning, construction, and starting operations, that's certainly a coincidence. Those lead times like do show up about a decade later as all of the plants that had been in the pipeline completed and no new ones were started.
When's commercial scale energy positive cold fusion?
>>16885581No, China is actually anti-nuclear energy. Of course any nation with great power ambitions must have a nuclear workforce but they realized long ago that cheap solar rollout will far eclipse anything nuclear can do. And there is no sign that fusion will be cheaper than fission either.Still cool they're working on it though.
>>16885581We are going to reach from 1b internet users to 5b 2034 before Moore's law with silicon ends and they start building up nodes on CPU/GPU. All that energy wasted on updating infrastructure.
Chernobyl 2: Wuhan Edition
>can get an entire degree's worth of knowledge free online at your own pace What have you guys been studying in your spare time? A few years ago, I had a unique opportunity to follow a master's degree in AI engineering at JHU. Now, I'm about halfway through MIT's finance theory I for grad students. It's a total trip that this class was taking place in the midst of the 2008 financial crisis.
youll beat 99.99% of wall street with this simple advice anon even the so called "genius" quants that run machine learning models and use deep learning on low time frames or genetic algorithms optimizing the best fitness function or even ensemble methods that dont yield shit
>>16887125>>16887126>>16887127The idea behind me studying finance theory is that I can evaluate your reasoning. So, what's your reasoning?
>>16887011They are mostly intro courses. They don't share the real meat. Because the profs know they are such garbage teachers.
the courses vary in quality6.004 is fantastici've yet to find a really good math course, though
>>16887021>Bjorn PoonenIncredible name
Ok so the lottery is up to enough money that its finally worth it. All the smart people only play now so I am toldThe problem is I keep getting such shitty numbers, like not even closeWhat can I do to pick better digits guys?
>>16875005>%28>>16875005>If you want to gamble, there are better ways.ok, tell us how you could make (risk making) 28% overnight.
>>16884761well that hardly seems fair
>>16860645>Ok so the lottery is up to enough money that its finally worth it.>this first line of text>on the science boardliterally not how it works
>>16885878it seems clear and correct, what do you think is in error?
Its only up to 124 million and still so hard to win it
Everyone knows this if they have lived in both Europe and the United States.
>if the answer isn't written in front of me I don't know it
>>16885606we've been playing baseball all daywhat's the most forgettable letter n
and about 30k in I have the first migraine
>>16885565if its matrix reasoning for an iq test it should be drawn out to REALLY test your pattern recognition unlike the faggots that increase their raw score by 1ss by guessing
>>16885707The fundamental problem with non multiple choice tests is that grading bias is almost inevitable. Any answer in essay form is subject to being viewed through a Marxist/Feminist lens.
Basically the only way this film remained in popular culture is people bringing up "idiocracy wasn't supposed to be a documentary" and everyone laughing at people who thought it was realistic. If I try to go "back in time" to try to see what people used to say on the subject, the only criticism I find are comics like https://xkcd.com/603/ that nitpick some tiny detail that's hardly even mentioned or implied at best (also saying "worrying about the problem causes more harm than the problem", I wonder how he felt about covid years later) or making fun of the movie's depoction of future America, which is obviously exaggerated and stylised for comedic effect. I feel bad for being the only guy around who didn't get the memo on how the central premise actually got debunked. The central premise in my view being "as of right now, the smart, well organised people who have their shit together and can form healthy, happy relationships tend to have few or no kids, where as the abusive drug addicted idiots, often only kept alive by welfare, charity or crime, who bumble through life and never consider planning for the future are the group that tend to have the most kids (especially since you can count on there being kids out of wedlock). Like I said, this just seems like common sense to me, it matches what I see outside perfectly. Most of us could pay for an abortion if it came to that, the people that don't have a few hundred dollars to their name could be just jolly good poor people but most of them are likely just retards who spend money as it comes in, never even considering the idea of saving or planning ahead.
>>16887301Terry Crews 2028
>>16884674You just know.
>>16884674Is that the guy from the british student sitcom "The Young Ones"?
>>16886595>Dont watch the Langoliers thento late. that movie was creepy for other reasons and the CG was complete garbage.Don't read the book Interlopers by Alan Dean Foster. I couldn't touch anything organic for days afterwards. creepiest novel I ever read. I will never read it again. I think I threw it away.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kqLVeP7iHA
Bayer just sued Pfizer, Moderna, and BioNTech, saying the mRNA technology behind COVID vaccines came from Monsanto research originally built for GMO-crops, not medicine for humans.The company says scientists figured out decades ago how to stabilize modRNA for needs of agriculture, to obtain genetically modified pest-resistant crops and that same method was allegedly reused to make "vaccines" for needs of the pandemic.Bayer is seeking unspecified damages but has stated it is not trying to stop vaccine production or sales. Moderna has said it will defend itself vigorously, because pest-resistant crops and humans dont really differ so much (kek), others have not yet commented publicly.https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/bayer-sues-covid-vaccine-makers-over-mrna-technology-2026-01-06/Sounds like nothingburger for average Joes, but i actually know a lot about it. This Monsanto technology (US Patent 7,741,118) modifies nucleotide sequences to enhance modRNA stability and protein expression, designed for plant genomes to produce insecticidal proteins. In human cells, this could vastly prolong modRNA persistence and radically increase exposure to endogenous reverse transcriptases like LINE-1 elements. Genomically, this heightens risks of modRNA reverse transcription into cDNA, followed by integration via retrotransposition, which causes insertional mutagenesis. Disruptions to tumor suppressors or activation of oncogenes may lead to cancer, autoimmune disorders, or heritable mutations, potentially devastating population health through widespread genomic instability. All of this actually happens which is visible in basically all post-2021 stats related to cancer, autoimmune diseases, fetal mortality, excess mortality, fertility decline and many-many others xD
>>16886508>the mRNA technology behind COVID vaccines came from Monsanto research originally built for GMO-crops, not medicine for humans.https://www.brighteon.com/0d230f70-9320-4384-95ed-67ce6297a0b7
>>16886508It's probably a prelude.Modified humans are now owned by the same logic as the bayer gene pushers try to claim ownership of organic crops that get infected with their patented bullshit
first this maniacal pathologically-lying autist ran from krautchan (kohlchan) to 4/pol/ after getting exposed, now he's on the run again? jesus christAtlanta Mr. Bolanda poster, where are you?America's taking Russian oil tankers right from under their warships noses, Venezuelan oil will flow from Chevron, China is utterly cucked with their plastic tanks self-exploding in Thailand...And Trump says he will uphold NATO even if everyone else doesn'tWhat happened to "your" (fake-dr Bartosiak's) wisdom?Total NATO victoryTotal GAE victory
>>16886508I recently updated my notes on SARS-CoV2 and vaccine damages and mechanisms:https://ghostbin.axel.org/paste/fy9mffeel free to use it as you like>>16886751who knows
I thought this was going to be frivolous but there seems to be something here.Lawsuit in question:https://fingfx.thomsonreuters.com/gfx/legaldocs/zjpqdmjwqvx/BAYER%20PFIZER%20LAWSUIT%20ddel.pdfBasically the patent claims that removal of adenosine-heavy genome sequences extends the lifespan of mRNA in the target. They also demonstrate that these exact sorts of removals were performed extensively on the vaccines. I wonder what the response is gonna be.
>Exact size, position, and distance to perfectly eclipse the sun to a ratio of 1:1>The odds of this happening astronomically for any given planet+moon+star configuration is approximately 0>It JUST HAPPENED to also happen on the one planet in the entire universe with life, at precisely the point in geological time that that life is in existenceYeah ok
>>16885913tidal forces mean systems like the Earth and Moon evolve with the moon increasing its distance from the Earth over time.eventually any system like the earth and moon will at some point be able to have the apparent size of the moon be equal to that of the star.
>>16887263>it's perfect 1e24x more than any other arbitrary configuration of celestial bodiesWhat is your definition of ‘more perfect’ in regards to eclipses? Triton has one of the lowest eccentricities of any moon of the solar system which means no annular eclipses, but its high orbital inclination constrains eclipses to a narrow season in Neptune’s orbit? Is that more perfect or less perfect than our annular-ridden eclipse schedule? All four of Jupiter’s Galilean moons can produce total eclipses and actually because of the orbital resonances it’s possible to get many combinations of spectacular double or even triple eclipses. Is that more perfect or less perfect than our own? What is your criteria for judging the perfectionality of orbital configurations?Or are you, maybe, talking out of your ass?
>>16886576The orbital was based on a metaphysical relationship with our people beyond, and the moon was a female person that took to orbit from a people grouping to think more about herself. It's an elliptical egg orbit from far beyond.
>>16887368Right out of the ass, then, got it.
>>16887371No, after extensive quantum jumping, I went to places outside of our universe where people had meaning over us. Being here felt like being underwater with people, and I expanded to be a huge person. Aliens ventured in fluorescent-lit ships of different colors and buzzed around me in celebration with the gods, like little glowing sea creatures.
Replace material with real. Is it real? Then there’s something there to it. That’s material. To say something isn’t material is to say something isn’t real.
Read Kant, you fucking retards.
>>16883788There’s a butthurt/biased moderator deleting random posts across random boards for some unknown reason.
How is this even a question
No shit
>>16830683yep
