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.
bump
>>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.
>tfw doing my graduate research on theoretical fluid mechanicsSo... have I just been outmoded?
>>17051163Yes indeed. Pick a sickle and start working!
>>17051163No. You can still make bank in the private sector modeling fluid mechanics in ero games. You do know how to program properly right?
>>17051163Obviously
>>17069402Isn't that the same?
>>17051208Maybe then you could have dated married "liberated" women.
Science was a lot more productive when it wasn't just social singling for certain "immigrant groups" and a path for a J1 or HB1 and was just where farmers and business men sent their children with autism.
>>17077032Human ethnicities have deep differences in biology and behavior. It doesn't get fixed even after centuries
>>17077031Cry more
>>17077031OP is right.
>>17071809thisthey always get to cocky without jesus slapping them
>>17064681The Enlightenment movement really wrecked science.
>Give me your proofs, your theorems and your funding cycle
no millennium problemo
>>17081869
Found this on my old HDD. What is it?
>>17081830This is patrick
>>17081830>wat dis?That was your SpongeBobCoin private key.I emptied your wallet. You’re welcome.
I'm starting to think space is fake. can any anons give me the low down. also none of that flat earth pilpul because I've seen the horizon with my own eyes.
https://youtu.be/zEoQUi6_DrM?si=v_Ytmo9YAKMnldWa
VangelisHeaven and Hell3rd MovementThat's hereThat's homeThat's usOn it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their livesThe aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there--on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam....The Earth is a very small stage in a vast cosmic arenaThink of the rivers of blood spilled by all those generals and emperors so that, in glory and triumph, they could become the momentary masters of a fraction of a dot Think of the endless cruelties visited by the inhabitants of one corner of this pixel on the scarcely distinguishable inhabitants of some other corner, how frequent their misunderstandings, how eager they are to kill one another, how fervent their hatredsOur posturings, our imagined self-importance, the delusion that we have some privileged position in the Universe, are challenged by this point of pale light. Our planet is a lonely speck in the great enveloping cosmic dark. In our obscurity, in all this vastness, there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselvesThe Earth is the only world known so far to harbor lifeThere is nowhere else, at least in the near future, to which our species could migrateVisit, yes. Settle, not yetLike it or not, for the moment the Earth is where we make our standComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
https://youtu.be/oonIKTzraxE?si=LAMUuaAacogRmUND
>>17081126nice movie. Did it come with hollywood?
>>17081129lol nice cgi. Like how they think this'll go that fast though space seeing "globe"?
tonight im particularly pissed off that i had to pay an extra 64 dollars for this pdf that i needed for my assignment so im posting it here for free out of spitehttps://mega.nz/file/AYkUUQ7C#zM44E2XWVuqA0CNpzkundL3HLbL-pugVeLzDBHEJTec
>>17081699>Trump tariffed peedeefilesClassic bait.
>>17081699based and catfishpilled
>Ph.D. in Math >No job whatsoever>$000k starting
>>17081680You don’t cook or own property.
>>17081674You can maybe get a quantoid job if you're willing to act like a corporate goodboy and take annoying tests.
>>17081756I can see him (younger man) and he doesn't own the place, but he could make room.
The economy is simply based on screwing people over (entrepreneurship) or being screwed over so that you can facilitate the screwing over of other people by an organization (employment) or just get rich off crypto/scamming/onlyfans I guess? (exploit mode)Playing with your silly numbers doesn’t sufficiently ass rape other people’s wallet nor can your skill of numbers be weaponized by a group to ass rape other people’s wallets so therefore your life is not worh shit. Just break your legs with a hammer and apply for gubbermint gibs at this fucking point
>>17081680What does programming have to do with pure math
Anyone who thinks that generative AI is intelligent, will be intelligent, or could be intelligent, is below 109 IQ.Really what this social experiment revealed was the true scale of the lack of intelligence across the board. You really have to be dumber than rocks to see this "technology" (more like the most expensive parlor trick ever made) and think to yourself, "yep, that thing is smart." And yet most of you are like this.I now understand why Newton avoided people.
>if X is not intelligent why is it more intelligent than Y
>>17081327Tell it to OP, I am just the one pointing out that their are using IQ incoherently, not actually putting much importance on it.
>Tell it to OP, I am just the one pointing out that their are using IQ incoherently, not actually putting much importance on it.Mentally ill monkey can't even form coherent sentences anymore.
>>17081343>me is too stupid to identify common spelling mistakes like when someone types their instead of they
>>17080827What I talk with AI matters not. What matters is creative minds become uncreative. Plus, AI already having been trained on the academic data. It just compiles already existing work and publish it as a mindblowing discovery, with no referneces.This is literally plagiarism.
>flip a coin >cover coin before i can see what it is >split coin in two and give one half to my friend >coin is now quantumly entangled >observing my half of the coin reveals its heads, my friends half of the coin instantly collapses and becomes tails who gives a fuck
>>17080072de broglie wavelength
>>17080072because large molecules are hard to keep isolated from the environment. there are things like light and radio waves and the hum of your microwave oven that begin to have non-negligible effects on any system of sufficient sizein any case you seem to be the kind of contrarian who just cedes a lot of ground with every iteration of your argument without acknowledging that you were defeated repeatedly and never even reckoned with the points on which you got defeated. you are clearly backing down over and over and you should acknowledge that there is a clear pattern of you being factually misinformed and intellectually wrongheaded.
>>17079207Einstein was a fraud.
>>17080072focus on "a way to get information about the system" idea. as long as *anything* interacts with it, it can extract information about it. the fact that information leaks is what collapses it.larger objects are hard to keep fully isolated. imagine how hard it is to keep a ball from interacting with literally anything, no air molecules, no photons. hell, even space particles can interact with it and collapse it.people bury their experiments deep under ground just to remove a lot of shit from space that can interact with their experiments. let alone completely and fully isolating a golf ball, from everything. and even if, it won't last long. even an IR photon would fuck it. so you'd need to cool everything down, all the system, it's...just too complicated, not even feasible.
>>17079233the coin was already flipped you fucking retard
First comprehensive study about modRNA/LNP derived shedding just dropped.https://zenodo.org/records/23666330Vaccine-derived material lasts years and potentially permanently: circulating spike at 1,173 days; exosomal vaccine modRNA at 1,284 days; spike + plasmid DNA sequences in skin at 1,364 days. N1-methylpseudouridine causes +1 ribosomal frameshifting, yielding unintended proteins available for release.Vaccine-derived mRNA (fragmented) has been found in breast-milk extracellular vesicles (EVs). EVs also occur in saliva, exhaled breath, sweat, semen and other secretions. These vesicles can shield molecular cargo, cross barriers, enter cells and potentially deliver functional mRNA, creating a biologically plausible route for interpersonal transfer.Findings support multi-year (potentially permanent) intracellular/intercellular spread of vaccine products with plausible pathways for ongoing biological disturbance.Recent diagnostics by Dr. Mary Bowden shows serial spike antibody stayed extremely high for years in vaxxies, dropped after DFPP (double-filtration plasmapheresis) in Japan that removed circulating spike/antibodies, then rebounded to prior highs within six months. It means there is no off switch due to permanent and irreversible genomic instability.https://x.com/MaryBowdenMD/status/2112551641832362084Even tiny ongoing quantities of toxic SP can slowly damage endothelium, promote clotting, inflammation, cardiac issues, and radically raise cancer risk over time. It works like a self-made slow-killing bioweapon produced by your own cells up to inevitable premature death.BTW, a healthy individual should have near 0 (zero) anti-spike antibody dilution values in blood. <0.8 U/mL is considered negative. Vaxxies even after this DFPP protocol still have like 7000 U/mL and it grows gradually again to 15,000.Long term even such low values like 100-500 U/mL are lethal. Thats why i always recommend vaxxies to perform quantitative spike antibody test.
>>17081353Uh oh, bad Zenodo. Not "peer-reviewed", not "prestigious".A 2024 JAMA study evaluated US peer reviewers for major journals, including The Lancet, BMJ, JAMA, and NEJM and revealed shocking findings.https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2824834Peer reviewers received $1.06 billion from drug and medical device manufacturers between 2020 and 2022. 58.9% of all peer reviewers received at least one industry payment. Industry provided $1.00 billion in research funding and $64.18 million in general payments (consulting, speaking fees, and travel) directly to reviewers or their products. Over 66% of reviewers in oncology accepted industry funds.
>>17081354nta but you're not beating the /x/ allegations with this response xD
Only elites are capable to assess that the herd must be culled. The herd itself will never cull itself on its own, the biomass wants to live, eat, drink, fart, burp and fuck. Only elites can reduce this natural will of life with unnatural tools
>>17081393That's correct. Can't wait for the elites to show themselves and torture/kill the top 1% and their filthy brood.
>>17081211500 million living in harmony with natureTed is smiling from heaven
