all health advice and routines are bullshit, including nutrition and sleep and all of it. Aging is the culprit behind all health complications, and nothing can stop this preprogrammed breakdown of your body once it starts happening at 25/26
>>17078265>Aging is the culpritno its not being vaccinated
>>17078265Leadanon here. The other way round - we disintegrate because we fail to reach our mature state. You know how there is supposedly the germ line, and the somatic line? It seems that all the DNA we know is the germ line, and it's supposed to unpack possibly according to some environmental factor, but it needs chromium to do so. The iron accumulation and cadmium deficiency and most of the stuff I wrote about also requires chromium. I didn't bother too much with it because it's ubiquitous, but it turns out it's pretty hard for life to mobilize, and divalent iron washes it down. We may need to take it as hexavalent. Take care, and keep on living.
>>17078265Evil is the culprit behind aging and death. Humanity is evil.
Is Aubrey de grey ridiculed on here only venerated?
>>17078265Obviously modern science/medicine is BS.
Why do scientists lack so much ambition and imagination? Did school and college drain them of all individuality?
>>17080676I think the answer is basically just “Yes”. science was much more vibrant and making a lot of progress in the years 1850-1950. During WW2 and the Cold War most of science, physics especially, became more of a government-sponsored public program, and not the domain of independently wealthy “gentleman scientists”. It became bureaucratized and formulaic, and the class of people aspiring to work in the field became increasingly dominated by careerists and “fake-it-till-you-make-it” hucksters. The field is way way worse for honest intellectuals than it was back in the days of Einstein or Heisenberg or von Neumann. The same thing applies in other branches of science besides physics. The increasingly state-dominated basis for the pursuit of pure science is a very corrupting force. But there really is no way to return to the “gentleman scientist” model of the old days. I am not optimistic about this scenario
>>17080721>physics is a government public jobs programEvery time that we stop doing because we want to and start doing because we have to we lose our joy.
bump
was cruising around youtube and this Kurzgesagt video is making me anxious https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijFm6DxNVyI
Shit that cant happen
>>17078854but it might happen any second
>>17080151anything could happen to be fair
its the quantum physics version of worrying about the sun exploding and destroying earth in 1 billion years
>>17077300>Trusting Kurzgesagt
Why do you exist?Because _____Why ______?Because of ___But why ___Because...
>>17080518Traditionally, when you get bored of recursion the great thinkers of history would decide the exact point they got frustrated is the point where religion is the answer. The "cause of stuff that I don't care to actually figure out" is God.
>>17080518you get to the big bang which happened for no particular reason.so you exist for no particular reason. but really you exist to slave away so rich people can eat kids. basically>but whythey're deranged>but whynature. they were abused or neglected and grew up with fucked up parents or friends>but whytheir parents fucked>but whymostly for pleasure>but whyselection, that's how we keep going>but whylaws of nature I guess>but whyunivese exists?>but whybig bang. ah right. so basically no reason really
>>17080518When part of the answer has more time than we have.
>>17080518jesus christ why are you bumping a thread about the toddler “why? why? why?” phenomenon. This is literally a toddler thread. Sage. Let me guess, the frog bumpers are at it again. I used to like you frog guys but this is becoming just obviously disruptive and in bad faith at this point
>>17080657Do you live without purpose? How sad.
Euler’s papers would have been considered not rigorous today and would not have passed peer review
>>17055699It's over /sci/...
>>17068065Awesome
>>17055699I think the opposite, at this point, everything goes for science.
>>17055701Based
Why does two negatives make a positive?
>>17079616your situation ends up like picrel. if you want to multiply 8-dimensional numbers, at least on a simple pair of value and pos/neg, picrel is your truth table. if you want to do the same on 1d numbers, use the one you were taught in school.notice how there is a "negative line" crossing the lookup table in picrel, labeled as negative E zero. notice when you do the left/right multiply thing, another trick up their sleeve they hid from you in school.E2xE5=E7E2xE5=-E7when the "pair" crosses that diagonal negative line, the output of the multiplcation inverts. in that system, pos/neg is a binary selection, not a gradient. you can get how complicated it might be for larger systems, but it is really just calculating the truth table pattern for N-dimension instead of solving math riddles and shit.
>>17079882>E2xE5=E7>E2xE5=-E7E5xE2=-E7fuckin goofed it. whatever. you get the point. they nerfed the concept about it all in school when they taught it to you.
>>17079708huh, I never thought of how this all applies to complex numbers
>>17079855-180 -180 = -360
>>17079713If you hate christian countries so much, go live in one of those mudslim shitholes.
>Glycation is a natural, non-enzymatic chemical process where excess sugar molecules spontaneously bond with proteins, lipids, or DNA in the body>This reaction forms unstable intermediate structures that eventually turn into permanent Advanced Glycation End-products (AGEs).>AGEs cross-link structural proteins like collagen and elastin, making them rigid, weak, and brittleSo excess sugar i.e. any carbohydrate you eat, since any other sugar your body needs you can make on your own from animal fats and protein (there are no essential carbohydrates), literally damages your protein structures (literally every part of your body including your eyes)>advanced glycation end products (AGEs) significantly affect eye tissue by promoting protein cross-linking, oxidative stress, and inflammation>AGEs are harmful compounds formed when proteins or lipids combine with sugars in the bloodstream through a non-enzymatic reaction called glycation. Because many eye structures contain long-lived proteins with slow turnover rates, they are particularly vulnerable to AGE accumulation over time
>>17066808It is not as simple as "carb vs protein" because AGEs are not just formed by sugar, they are the result of sugar binding with protein or lipids via glycation. Meat cooked with dry heat that underwent the maillard reaction is going to have a far greater AGE content than something like boiled whole grains. If you are eating highly processed carbs on the other hand, especially ones which are baked in oil, then yes that is going to be very high in AGEs. Roasted nuts are some of the foods with the highest levels of all, and aged cheeses like parmesan have incredibly high counts as well. If you want to reduce AGE intake you need to carefully consider the cooking methods you are using, so instead of cooking with oil and dry heat you should be cooking with water and water vapor instead. You can also marinate meat in lemon juice or vinegar for half an hour to an hour before cooking to further reduce AGE consumption.
>>17066808>why isn't a very low carbohydrates diet the standard?Maybe you should think about how your post would make the investors feel. What would they feed the slaves?
>>17079857
>>17069179Better than the herbivore ones.
>>17069179Do you happen to have low testosterone?
nobel prize of chemistry will be revealed on Swedens TV within 15 minutes of writing thishttps://yle.fi/a/74-20250267?origin=rss
Bumping
>>17069201Best frog
>>17069201What is the difference between a chemist and a drug dealer?
>>17069204Still here anon?
>>17069201Bumperino
Anons, i think I'm retarded, i recall this hilarious story from hs:>Be me, 4 years ago in math class>Teacher as us if we know a certain type of suite a*Un+b>I proudly lift my hand in the air as I'm the only one to know it's an arythmetico geometrical suite>I struggle for a WHOLE MINUTE to say it "uh it's uh an aretmec... sorry i mean aretmicoo gemo...">I loudly say "FUCK" out of anger/desperation>MFW class laugh at me and call me a retard>Teacher takes on "Uhm yes anon i get it, you meant an aretmico gemo...">Barely can hold my laugh as he makes the same mistake>I loudly say "Haha you see it's not that easy">Teacher quietly stares at me in anger as the class keeps making fun of my retard ass>MFW I realise i am a massive retard
>>17073249I thought it said "4 years old" for a second
>Vector calculus class in uni>Lecturer asks how to find a potential field in R3>Answer it and proudly say "divergence has to be zero">Meant to say "curl has to be zero">Start crying and curl free spaghetti falls out of my pocket>Memory still makes me think im retarded even if this happened half a decade ago
>>17073252this.
>>17077909What's done is done, move on
>>17073249School is stupid anyways, just another anti-white humiliation ritual.
wake me up when AI will solve Riemann[math] \frac{s(s-1)}{2} \pi^{-\frac{s}{2}} \Gamma \left(\frac{s}{2}\right) \zeta(s) = (s-1) \pi^{-\frac{s}{2}} \Gamma \left(\frac{s}{2} + 1\right) \zeta(s)[/math]
>>17070625Serious mathematician frog
>>17070625It's over mathie...
>>17070722AI solving it would be funny.
>>17070625Go to sleep frog.
I just simplified my first square root
>>17078551>root 1 is done!>now i am working on root 2.Spoiler: the square root of 2 does not exist. The triangle anti-beans dude proved it.
>>17078551You want a cookie?
>>17078551You need to be eighteen to post here.
>>17080279Yes, grandma. Bake them with sprinkles.
Gut full of bacteria? Checked.Mouth full of bacteria? Checked.Skin full of bacteria and fungi? Checked.Feels good, man.
>>17066825Cute frogs
Medicine is a waste of time and money
>>17069910I woof, therefore I am. Philosophy is so stupid yet impressive at the same time.
>>17078827"God made me, therefore I am" is less egocentrical and foolish.
>>17078827Philosophers are a bunch of egomaniacs, what else is new.
I think I'm dying from alcoholic liver disease and I'm scared. I can't even go to sleep because I have some abdominal pain. No I'm not drinking anymore. I had to use medications to get to sleep. I have no other symptoms it seems but that. I'm currently waiting for my lab tests, but I'm not really anticipating it.I'm about to be age 31 in 5 days.Yes I know I could've quit, but, it seems this world was too much for me.. So, if it does indeed turn out that I have this I just wanted to let you know that you were always good to me, perhaps not in the most transparent way, but you always told me the truth about this world that others would not, even very ugly ones and I thank you for that. But I could not handle it, especially of finding things on my own accord. Nor could I deal with social obligations in the very beginning and it exhausted me.So I die the fate of a tired man and a burdened participant.. Perhaps.. I will get some peace after this life .. One would hope.. If this is fatal that is..
>>17060202You shouldn't be scared, just dry fast.
Dude. Love your liver.
>>17060203Frog is part of 4chan
>>17060202Didn't you notice the /med/ post?
Will humans even be able to understand science?What happens if scientific fields become orders of magnitude more complex than we can comprehend?
>>17074238Can he lie undetected by the jannie radar?
>>17073456Nothing will change, AI sucks.
>>17073458/thread/
>>17073456Every "major discovery" is nothingburgers.
>On average, each result used three hours of ChatGPT Pro thinking compute with that model.Bud, if it takes three hours ON AVERAGE to solve problems that have stumped mathematicians for DECADES, I'm thinking you and your loved ones are gonna die pretty soon. Or maybe get experimented on. I guess the AIs might find that useful: putting your little kid or your tired old mom through horrific experiments and reviving them over and over to stress-test human biology.https://github.com/openai/math
>>17069303Depressed frogo
>>17069315>This is only possible in a fiat money economy.this. I wish this more more common knowledge
>>17069303ChatGPT mogs scientists. Funny to think those arrogant know-it-all ar being replaced.
>17072685>farmersFunny.
