Theres rules ? Or they just allow everything to happen ?
>>16952788the Universe doesnt impose rules. its inhabitants do.
Do you think he regrets inventing blackholes now?
>>16953167He probably regrets the island visits. He only went there for a place to charge his chair
>>16953167he regrets turning down that Davros casting for Doctor Who
I'm literally crying right now.
>>16956416>AI sucks your dick>you take the baitclassic brainlet
I LOVE nonlinear dynamics.Lets discuss nonlinear dynamics in this thread.Anyone have much experience in that field?
>>16956015I literally finished my course on this topic with this book one week ago
>>16956015For me, it's non-linear adaptive optics. Phase conjugators FTW
>i have this nonlinear function>so i find some way to negate the non-linearity and eliminate in an equation so that it becomes linear, ranging from actually using algebra to using calculus by finding out where in the function the derivative is zero>look at me, i know maththis is just a sad branch of math to say that we actually don't understand the system well enough to model it
>>16956184You have sex with men
>>16956184This.If you actually want to try and understand nonlinear systems, then something like pic rel is needed.
What is the most likely way we could achieve immortality (if it were possible at all)? Transferring our consciousness to a machine, cloning of a new body, or what?I personally think there's a hard limit on the biology of the age of the brain that will render any form of biological immortality impossible.
>>16935886>You are already immortalGrim.
I don’t think I’d want to live forever, if such a thing were possible. Don’t get me wrong, life is good and all, I just think after 80-90 years maybe it’s time to hang up the spurs. I wanna know what’s beyond… if it’s infinite nothingness so be it. Plus could you imagine how horrible this world would be if everyone who ever lived kept on living?
I'm so glad I'm not a materialist anymore
>>16934528Immortality is the absence of entropy Entropy is an axiom Therefore immortality is no possible (unless you are God, praise him)
>>16944882a way to just repair and replace brain cells would be preferable. that way you continue on feeling like a regular human. consciousness is spread out to different parts of the brain, you have different types of memories in different areas of the brain. different areas control different functions. I do not know if there is just one spot where the soul is, but if I had to guess, I suspect its somewhere around the brain stem. my worry is that replacing areas of the brain could remove whatever that part is we consider the soul. and I wonder if there soul or consciousness could really transfer to machine parts after being connected to our nerves and being part of us a long time. I'd feel safer replacing every other body part aside from the brain with machine parts. but, if we do ever discover that we could ship of Theseus our brain with chips that do the same functions as those regions over time, and that our soul or consciousness could integrate it, I guess it would be alright.
If sin is real, then punishment is just and cannot be escaped. Salvation thus cannot be purchased but through suffering. If sin is real, then happiness must be illusion, for they cannot both be true. The sinful warrant only death and pain, and it is this they ask for. For they know it waits for them, and it will seek them out and find them somewhere, sometime, in some form that evens the account they owe to God. They would escape Him in their fear. And yet He will pursue, and they can not escape. (https://acim.org/acim/en/s/505#2:1-7 | W-101.2:1-7)
>>16956094>If sin is real, then punishment is just and cannot be escaped.Fortunately its all imaginary
>>16956224Nothing imaginary about it when real polynomials (real x and real y) necessarily must have imaginary roots in another dimension. There is information encoded in real polynomials graphed in the real plane that tells you about the imaginary roots. All math textbooks since Hamilton hide this fact by going from real polynomials straight into complex polynomials and just pretend that (x,y)=x+iy https://scholarworks.umt.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1440&context=tme
>>16956252Space and time are mental constructs, doe.
>>16956254Mental constructs are mental constructs and so is everything else. It doesn’t mean that much to me.
>>16956224I think it's a little more complex than that.
What's the best merged (computer science + biology) breakthrough that I can come up with with a potato PC and no money, and limited access to the internet?
>>16956231One ideaRemote control bugs, if you order certain parts that don't cost very muchYou should know>You could remote access programs on your browser, so your computer isn't a limitation>Then you could start studying today, with AI assistance. Do the work. Start reading, memorizing, and experimenting>Skill focus on Computer Science and Biology, so you can know all of the limitational barriers>????????????????????????????????????>Profit
>>16956231Well you can go for phylogeny inference I guess.
Wait so you’re saying if the earth rotated faster around the sun we would all live longer?
>>16951732Hey dingleberry newfag, use the fucking built-in editor.[math]v=\sqrt{\frac{GM}{r}}[/math]
>>16951725but at hihger speed we would orbit at a higher distance
>>16951721>no because time always passes at 1 second per secondlmao wrong, the 20 year old astronaut traveling at close to light speed can come back to earth and find his kids dead by then
>>16951733TeX is broken as shit. If you'd been here longer than a week you'd notice basically nobody uses it.
>>16952836Literally what he said retard.
China won’t surpass us- ACK
>>16934833Look at the behavior and language of the US govt.It is best if the US gets left behind technologically. Savage beasts need to be disarmed and kept in quarantine.
>>16934785>no mention of input/output power.A high-school student can make a fuseor in their basement achieving similar flashy metrics. Just because its hot doesn't mean it's putting out more energy than you put in. PE startups and governments love to use the "hotter than the sun" line when they have nothing but a fuseor.
>>16934851its really that shrimple
>>16951577>Europeans created US.Those Europeans left Europe, the EU is an Amerixan/Soviet hybridization made in the late 80s or early 90s. Im literally older than the EU.
>>16935391I have a weird theory that Tokamaks aren't really built for "fusion", but to primarily study confinement of toroidal plasmas. Tokamaks obviously aren't the way forward, yet government's keep building the fucking things.
What happened? There was an announcement and some interviews about it for like a week or two last year, and then they went silent. Try searching up "majorana 1 update" or anything related to it, you'll only see posts from the first month it was being talked about on the news. Did the pentagon or defense contractors pick them up and made them all sign NDAs or what? They promoted the chip like it was going to solve everything classical quantum chip design was failing on.
>>16956045>what happened?>quantumIt's a meme is what happened. Also faggot tech companies should not be allowed to name their slop after great physicists.
>>16956045Because it probably does jack shit for practical use
>>16956045Turns out MS was absolutely full of shit. I just read an article about how they had to retract all this bullshit.
Accidentally put a hole in a li-ion glued bphone battery when I was ripping phone components apart like an ape. Fizzle and flame, bitta black smoke, run outside holding breath and sent it as far as I could. Collected it like I was a Spetsnaz juggernaut hiding behind a bin lid and dropped it in a bucket of water for est. 3 weeks.Fast forward, empty water and battery has gone pillow swoll. Do I just submerge it back in water until I can safely dispose of this thing? Is there much risk having already punctured the battery/letting it sit underwater for a few weeks? anon would like to keep both of his handsty
>>16955442Tape several broom handles together into one long pole. Use this to push the bucket from a place of safety. Keep pushing until it is completely off your property.
>>16955530No gandalfit's out of the bucket and in my bedroomrange is a good idea though though i fear my stats are too lowmight have to use surf on this fucken voltorb
>>16955442Lol pussyIt's a phone battery, it just simmer a bit
What's the real deal?People always say that "Iq only measures how good you are at taking IQ tests" but idk my dudes... That just sounds like R*ddit cope.Because if you talk to an 80 IQ brainlet and a 130 IQ guy, you can tell the difference, right? There's a very noticeable, observable gap.
>>16947526my iq or rather g was measured when i was a kid at 135 on the wisc or some generic matrices test im smart as fuck and can master most things in a day. now give me 500k
>>16951545Child IQ doesnt mean too much because you could have been quick to mature compared to the average. 135 IQ by itself also is not that smart. I think 155+ is smart, smarter than me. That said mabe you are that smart, I dont know, but its unlikely
>>16951816most people actually lie about their childhood iq because of the gifted program lol, namefag
>>16947902>in animals we take complex reasoning and memory skills to be signs of intelligence. Is knowing to prepare for a test NOT a sign of intelligence that the test is accurately rewarding with higher scores?I love the fact that you're too stupid to understand that your own argument in favor of IQ actually refutes the whole notion of it. Pure gold.
>>16947923honestly that earth looks pretty tasty
Euro btw, hence masters I have no background in physics but have a masters in mathsSome things I should be wary of? Focus on? Shit that'll be hard?Also any cool specialties I should think about?
>>16950931I really wanna do experimental stuff actually as I have a heavy background in CS/Numerical Analysis and don't wanna double down on that + kinda hate spending all my time finding random bugs in codeOh I'm gonna be studying in Sweden too lmao. Göteborg. No PhD however and they haven't told me anything about having to take undergraduate courses lol so I won't probably? Gonna study this summer a lot.I am looking a lot at vacancies that interest me and it seems spectroscopy is like a huge boon for so many of them.
>>16950943Experimental stuff is probably a safer bet with AI stealing jobs.
>>16952571Yeah there's also this.Computational in particular feels quite dangerous. I expect high energy physics won't be as affected (not that there's many jobs anyhow) but yeah, better be in a lab.
>>16952571>muh aiKYS you faggot.
>>16952643Learn 2 weld.
So if I walk to the fridge and back, I've actually watched slightly less of the kino then my girlfriend who stayed stationary on the couch the whole time since she's aged more?
>>16953174Because for one to return they have to turn around and that requires acceleration. Velocity is relative but acceleration is not.
>>16953174Because to measure a clock you first have to observe it, the information about the clock on Earth will always be available to B, both when leaving and returning, just that when leaving the clock on Earth appears to slow down when moving away and speeds up again when you return until normalized, but when measuring the clock on the spaceship from Earth it will appear to tick slower as it's moving away and when it starts to come back it will still tick slower at first, since the information about the return has to first reach Earth, the discrepancy isn't in the clocks themselves, both will actually read the same time when reunited, the discrepancy comes from the apparent measured difference between two observers due to the information delay between them.
>>16953118cope midget
>>16953459>both will actually read the same time when reunitedHow do you explain the Hafele-Keating experiment?
>>16950587>girlfriendDIE
Could a 16 year old who has an iq around 160-200 and studies 16-20 hours of math everyday achieve a math knowledge similar to Sidis,Ramanujan or Gauss? Not considering the physical/mental risks.
>>16947074could a [your age] year old with [your iq] conceptualize that knowledge compounds each generation and that in such a scenario the person would achieve a "math knowledge" that exceeds the aforementioned literally within months at the most
YoungHoon Kim came through to me this morning while I was sleeping. He was reading some material and it had a glow and he was thinking higher and looked at me. I better go study some higher information, I'm on the level..
>>16947074first of all, get your axioms correct about intelligence. 160+ doesnt exist i dont care about what HRTs you are talking about they're all frauds including langan. a HIGH FSIQ IS 95+ the average phd is 80s FSIQ, so dont give me the 130+ bullshit as far as im concerned im 130 g and 135 g tested at childhood. a really high g is 120 at that point you can discover something in your field after getting an ideas passively while studying you dont even have to master a subject to get ideas, intuition comes instantly and ideas flow like butter when its taught correctly or if the person on the receiving end is JUST intelligent enough to paint the picture themselves after a few repetitions. this facade of a high iq is bullshit, everyone on the internet cheats and most of them are incels that use the devil to do better on iq tests its fucking infuriating none of them will ever achieve anything either. you dont need 16-20 hours of studying a day to be like ramanujan, why? he DIDNT EVEN EXIST. the entire US gov has been re-writing history to fit the alt right narrative which is fine, but misleading thats all ill say since you are so naive
>>16956056i just noticed the devil made me write a very low 112 viq paragraph lol
>>16956072for reference my analogies sub test is tested at 100-103 for logical ability its probably 105 max and my PRI is 114
