Shit just got real
>>17017151the tides have been measured and known for hundreds of years minimum
>>17009831what is going on
It makes a huge sound wave if it cracks.
>>17009831Quadratic has replaced Quantum as the new boss prefix
>>17018552Gravity is going through his white girl at college phase.
SirsINDIAS first private orbital space launchFirst launch test - livehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lLd1cI7v0U
>>17019063jealous, timmy?
>>17019326> jealous Timmy?
Ummm is the 3rd Stage supposed to be out ahead of the 4th Stage after separation?Is the 4th Stage supposed to be nose-facing the 3rd Stage?Is the 4th Stage supposed to be canted at such a sharp tangent to the Earth?Is Clear-san supposed to be laughing at your rocket?
they did the thing
>>17019516NO NO NO NO DO NOT REDEEEEEEEEM!
1 divided by 3 is not 0.3333...It's 0.3 + 0.3 + 0.4You can't divide an apple into 3 equal thirds, one of the slices will always have to by slightly larger.Math is supposed to quantify reality, resolving a division with perpetuity is a copout that doesn't accurately reflect reality under literally any circumstance, it's nonsense and shouldn't see continued use in mathematics when it's possible to use the actually true answer instead.
>>17018810>retards still getting filtered by base 10 and base 9
>>17018810That is called an association fallacy Apples and pure math aren’t the same
>>170188100.3+0.3+0.4=1, and last I checked, [math]\frac{1}{3} \neq 1 [/math].However, the average of 0.3 and 0.4 is 0.35, so perhaps we might have [math]\frac{1}{3} = 0.35 [/math].
>>17019727I think this is a compromise everyone can agree on.
we use base 10.10 cannot be divided in 3 equal parts. but the parts can be approximated with 3 + 3 + 4 = 10 like OP said. and so can the result 3 + 3 + 3 = 10an approximation can be chosen based on a desired precision. 1/3 = 0.3 is valid if you accept that precision1/3 = 0.4 is less precise but also valid if you accept it1/3 = 0.33 is also valid if you accept that precision1/3 = 0.334 is also valid if you accept that precision0.333... says you want infinite precision.if you have infinity then it allows you to take a limit, here of precision p, and the result of the limit is not an approximation it is exact. which is why 0.33... * 3 = 1, where 0.33... is a limit expression.
Is this true?
>>17011464Genuinely what's the problem with eating bugs? If they taste good and are healthy, what do I care?Is it literally just bug gross?
/pol/ should be forced to go outside and interact with normalfags for their retarded posts
>>17011458Define nutritious, then probably yes even though mammal milk is much more likely "usefully nutritious"
>>17018114Eat the bugs goy
>>17019772did you eat or drink anything with citric acid added to it lately?eat the black mold, goy, because that's how they make itmeanwhile "cockroach milk" can be made synthetically without using cockroaches
Why the scientific community ignore obvious sex differences in intelligence/iq?
>>17013309We have great female mathematicians. We don’t have great nigger mathematicians. Wrong thing to focus on, OP.
>>17019360Its more like the diffrence between 180 and 190 cm. If you talk to the average women long enough you actually feel it, average joe is objectevly higher iq
>>17019360Men and women also have roughly the same average height, 5.5'' really isn't that much difference
>>17019407The funny part the difference between heights is really only 3-5%
>>170193745 IQ points is 1/3 a standard deviation. 10 cm difference in height is 2 standard deviation difference, obviously will be noticeable 1.5 cm difference is 1/3 a standard deviation. 1.5 cm is to 5 IQ points as 10 cm difference is to 30 IQ points. Obviously you can see the difference of 30 IQ by observation just like you can see 10 cm height difference by eye. In contrast, 5 IQ points is not within ones ability to resolve through strict interaction, a special test is designed to detect such difference. Likewise you can't detect a 1 cm difference in height by eye. You need a special test, that is, a measurement to determine it.
>sheaf this sheaf that>sheafs are amazingWhy? What do sheaves do that I couldn't do otherwise?
a sheaf is a type of presheaf, specifically gluing of open set
They copy stuff from differential geometry to algebraic geometry
https://web.archive.org/web/20210506142538/https://andymclennan.droppages.com/fac_trans.pdf
bump
>fill container with oxygen>it becomes heavier
>>17018330Well, it lifts up in the atmosphere because helium is lighter than the other gasses on EarthBut thats not the same as literally weighing less, in fact the filled pressure vessel is now experiencing a greater downward force due to gravity, its just completely counteracted by buoyancy.Buoyancy depends on the fluid the object is inside of. If there were a pure hydrogen atmosphere, adding helium to a container would make it sink.
>charge battery>it becomes heavier
>>17018413Neat, well done!
>>17017202Keep crying soi boy
>>17017202Yeah, this shit almost makes me miss [math]-\frac{1}{12}[/math] and IQ postingI left the board around 2019-2020 and now only come back occasionally to be disappointed by how shit most of the threads are. Half the threads feel like they've been moved here from /x/ or /pol/ it's crazy.
Why is moodle so much better for science than canvas?
It makes no goddamned difference unless you're trying to make all your assignments into auto-graded online crap.And if you're doing that you might as well just throw in the towel because your students are going to be learning the square root of jack shit.
I just remember sig figs and units being utter cancer in both of these
>>17019324explain
>>17019325These kinds of systems are notorious for assignments where you're supposed to round to a specific number of sig figs and then the prof forgets to specify how many and has zero tolerance on the response.
>>17019418That's when you answer him in invariant topological Euler-Lagrange and tell him base 10 scientific notations compounding rounding errors are not scientific
Here we talk about how the Earth is a spinning sphere, moving at an incredibly high speed that somehow no one notices.
>>17018475
>>17018484I look like that and do that
>>17018472More about the sun actually being inside the earth in the sky and millions of light years away from earth out ins space.
>>17018471>tell me if we really would feel itWe can detect earthquakes. If earth was a ball on a spin that sustain a bulge at the equator we would be able to detect the spin.
>>17019584come on big guy, tell me the magnitude of the force the spin of the earth exerts on a person
>"What do you study at university?"Mathematics. Mostly algebra.>"Ok. I did that in middle-school. *snickers*"
Math is a waste of time
>>17019365It's so sad to see what happens to unmedicated shiz>>17019365os/trannies
For the longest time, when people on this board mentioned linear algebra, I thought people were literally talking about the 7th grade y=mx+b shit.
>>17019182Sorry op, we were all proving the abel-ruffini theorem for fun back in 7th grade. We just let you think it was "university level math" so you wouldn't feel bad
>>17019186I will leave the 99 to chase the 1 all the way down into Hell. https://github.com/syzygial-engineer/ASToE/blob/main/astoe_node_network/corpus/BSD%20-%20RH%20-%20Mass%20Gap.pdfThe Lord Loves a Sinner
Has the problem of the Axis of Evil in the CMB been solved yet?I'm scared, bros
>>17019679"Lucifer's Surrender"Read a bootleg, nab angel too, bad earGod, as a devil, deified, lived as a dogReliever deliver a reviled reveilerPhoton not “oh” pDevil never even livedAdded rater as a retarded D.A.Senile MIT Devil severs bootstrap parts to obsreves lived timelinesRed root six, a live evil axis to orderSome A notes set on a E//M OSDerived among a gno made viredNo drapes, u bare, re-er-er, abuse pardonTrap a god, redraw a Spiral set on DNA and no tesla rips a warder dog apartMe? E/M?Not A Devil, I lived a tonRuffle elf furSerut pure sands DNA’s e-ruptures I made Trams t’ u! O, outsmarted am I!Departed, am I made trap-edComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
What are things everybody consider to be science that are not actually science?
>>17016461Modern climatologyUnpoliticized science is contrarian by nature but you never hear people talk about potential upsides of climate change
>>17017559a child can find inconsistencies in scripture. If you can find an inconsistency in modern mathematics then you should, you will be instantly famous in the math world and can probably parlay it into a cush professorship
>>17017540
>>17016461Science is founded on reason, proving your claim with evidence, & reproducibility.At some point society stopped allowing for proofs & just relies on credibility of one making the claim now.Science is basically dead. The culture changed & doesnt allow for it.Lil off topic, but biggest gains ive made in stocks have been when people made fun of the company. They come up with all sorts of bullshit on why its **obviously** going to fail blah blah, but then you ask for an ectual explanation & its crickets.
>>17016461your moms vagina
What do you know about this?
>>17019232My god! I-is that what I think it is?!
>>17019232Electron as a topological solitonThe sun is a plasma with a bunch of free floating electrons
>>17019232a knotty boy
>>17019232It somehow fits in together with this.
>>17019670A table stand? Makes sense..
what is non supporting life water like? is it like bleach or something?
>>17017978You must be reading lots of papers if you come upon this often.
>>17017856LHS 1140 b is only 40ly away, so they could analyze it more clearly. And short enough distance for a probe.
>>17017856Steam
>>17017856>everyone reading the headlines of these articles are expecting aliens from star trek>they're more than likely miscroscopic organisms or primitive jellyfish creatures
>>17017856The planet has a life support section where it stores the water.
