Heya howa heya howa

>>16867861
Ultima Thule was such a good fucking name too, with it being a contact binary. Also that indyun is whiter than me kek.

>>16867861
Yeah Ultima Thule is a good name for an object in that location.
What's the chug name? Arueshalae or something?

>>16870919
>Ultima Thule
Arrokoth

>>16871477
The water was acidic?

By Jove!

>>16871458
How is panspermia incompatible with abiogenesis?
Even if it didn't spontaneous arise on earth, It had to come from somewhere originally, so at some point it would have to spontaneously arise in order to be spread across the cosmos.

>>16871640
don't think about it too hard, they didn't either

>>16871640
>How is panspermia incompatible with abiogenesis?
Panspermia is a postponed abiogenesis. It just claims that it happened somewhere else. (Stupid shit that explains nothing and should be shaved by a razor)

>>16871759
>Stupid shit that explains nothing
Except of course for explaining how life can travel vast distances and how the extreme conditions necessary for the emergence of life need not have ever been present on earth and how the extreme time scales for life to evolve to the current conditions need not be accounted for with earth's time frame alone.

>>16869601
Did you just read "If we are in a simulation" and write your reply without finishing OP's post or getting to anything about reverse engineering or exploit creation?

>If you were to find the "bottom of everything"
Who are you quoting and why do you think OP said anything about bottoming?

>>16869719
>Programs or software can never access the source code of their hardware
Then why would you have said the hardware has source code if there is no code for the hardware?

>>16869834
>uninspired
But those clockworks and pneumatics are specifically inspired by actual physical mechanical inventions, not metaphysics.

> it really is an expression of severe psychological issues.
No, its an expression of the fact that reality inherently demonstrably enables the physical mechanics of clockworks and pneumatic, you are the one with psychological issues trying to wish those very real things away because you don't think those ideas lift your spirits enough.

>>16870079
see
>>16869245
https://www.sott.net/article/301611-Living-in-the-Matrix-Physicist-finds-computer-code-embedded-in-string-theory
Physicists are already on it, but corporate science won't talk about it until they can monetize it.

>>16870083
>completely obvious reasons that only low IQ schizophrenics can't see.
And midwits can't explain any of the "obvious reasons", they can only regurgitate derogatory cliches to anyone who questions their infallible knowledge.

>>16868644
All my jp meme came from my friend's spamming
Never actually watched him or read his stuff
Tragically, I spent more time with Jung and Vaknin

>>16868660
Methylphenidate ER 54mg

>>16869160
Haven't seen that before thanks

With the web version it's mostly for people that struggle with noticing things about themselves. A baseline level of metacognition is almost a requirement from my experience thus far. But I've also learned people can train some awareness from genuinely attempting to engage even if their base level is low.
At some point a lot of people just want to latch onto a framework of any kind. While that does instill some confidence, I'm equally worried about people getting too carried away into rabbit holes. Web modules can circumvent this issue by keeping the scope more narrow hopefully.

>>16868512
How do i make a website like this that gaslights the users and tries to sell them supplements?

>>16869654
Your Discord link doesn't work. Maybe the hacker known as 4chan added a filter against Discord links because of the spam.
I've got a female friend (real female) with a probable ADHD and autism. She has 0 clues about herself. She's obviously extroverted, but she genuinely thinks she's introverted, for example. Introspection is very hard, and my guess is it's even harder for extroverted people because they spend less time with their own thoughts.

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>>16869797
I've had a few adds so far. My namefag tag is my discord

Metacog some kind is a base requirement without intervention. But I've seen people with low metacog develop it over time.
I'd recommend giving her some variation of an executive function questionnaire (pic related). If she has high extroversion she's likely to engage with it.

>>16869692
Learn to vibe code.

>>16871682
Which can result in numerous ill effects unlike the claim I am disputing >>16869930 that you are desperately trying to change the subject to avoid conceding with no success.

>>16871685
I'm a different guy, this is my first response:
>>16871644

>>16871688
I didn't say it was originally your claim just pointed out that you are for some reason excessively desperate to defend it even though your first response just insinuates that the ill effects somehow go away by forgetting even though they clearly don't always do that and if your thesis were actually true, we wouldn't even have dreams in the first place since we would just forget them all to avoid possible ill effects.

>>16871689
I don't think the problems are significant enough to result in dreams being lost.

>>16871696
Your whole argument was specifically that dreams do get lost in order to avoid those problems, though.

>>16843481
"Everything that can happen does happen" is actually a good book.
https://youtu.be/OyTo_4UhADA

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>>16843481
The earth is flat and stationary with a dome. Brian Cocks is a globohomo puppet whose life's work is based on the globohomo space model and mysteries.

>>16843481
Seems like a cool dude interested in cool things

>>16843481
Faggot.

>>16868217
>The earth is flat and stationary with a dome.
are you a sand person from 4000 years ago?

heat loss

you don't have to feed the sun

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>>16870110
fact check everything with what? google? as in the same datamining algorithm that powers LLMs? or wikipedia? the thing where anyone can make any edit they want, and they can keep making new accounts when they get banned for vandalism?

>>16870111
your only insult is to call me a reddit troon. the most generic insult ever. the one used thousands of times on this shithole of a website. thank you for telling me you're even more braindead than an LLM

kys

>>16870129
Fact checking entails opening a book or a paper, this is why complete reliance upon LLMs is stupid. The good thing about LLM is sometimes it gives you the citation so you can check for yourself, as you should do. Sadly, i can imagine an LLM giving fake theorems and fake books to back them up. Most entry level science, like Newton second law is not normally a claim you have to cite (and not all laws have a hint like Newton's name). Think of a kid learning Newton's Fourth Law from ChatGPT.

>>16870131
>insult
It's not an insult. It's objectively the most likely category of people to have written your moronic post.

>>16869962
>t. the retard who couldn't make sense of a simple sentence until it was explained again in even simpler language.

>>16868727
I think one day we will discover that aether actually exists and Einstein's formulas only worked by sheer coincidence.

>>16869176
>it was just a pure coincidence goy
thank god for christ cucks

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To understand light you need to understand the base building block of the universe that light is made from.
So...we take a Pi quantity of magnetized, RGB base building block cubes at the bottom Planck level riding upon a square grid track lattice matrix.
Then, to make either a string or a photon, we attach the magnetized RGB cubes in a straight line bar magnet configuration. The more train cars we attach onto our straight line photon chain, the more force it impacts with.
Give it a push in the middle, instead of the engine or caboose, and you get a string vibrating instead of a photon moving in a straight line.
Groups of the photons traveling magnetically interact with one another and form emergent larger structures much like sand on a plate with sound waves, creating the wave visualized in the double slit.

So, everything in our universe is made from these base Planck layer RGB magnetized building blocks. Strangely enough the human eye can detect a single photon.
The singularity at the start, and every black hole, are simply locations where no empty track hole locations exist, every location is filled up with broken down smallest level parts packed nut to butt, so no movement can occur, no observation, and thusly, no time.

>>16869222
Thanks for responding seriously.

What’s the math?
If photons are “chains of Planck RGB cubes,” what equations govern them, and how do you recover Maxwell’s equations / QED and E = h f?

Lorentz invariance problem.
A fixed square lattice at the Planck level usually implies a preferred rest frame. How does your model avoid breaking special relativity (or predict the size of the violation)?

Double-slit doesn’t require photon–photon interaction.
Interference shows up even when photons go through one at a time, so “groups of photons magnetically interacting” can’t be the main mechanism. What does your model predict in the single-photon limit?

“More cars = more force” is ambiguous.
Are you talking about higher energy, higher momentum, higher frequency, or higher intensity? Those aren’t the same thing.

Black holes / “no time.”
“No movement, no observation, thus no time” is not how GR formulates it. Time for an infalling observer behaves differently than for a distant observer; it’s not just “packed parts stop time.”

>>16869850
You don't need any real technology to make basic use of geothermal vents, only some kind of primitive pincers so you don't get cooked along with the thing you're heating. And you don't need any technology at all if it goes the biological route I suggested. There are many chemical processes inside the body more elaborate than a fire. Why couldn't some of them evolve to become externalized and manipulable?

>>16869864
Sure maybe wildly alien complex life is possible but I avoided getting into it because it would be pure conjecture. Like getting into stars and vacuums being habitable. I can make better guesses with a basis complex earth life.

>>16869517
>Semi aquatic life
>seals
>beavers
You know who else counts as semi aquqatic life [spoiler]you, you fucking moron[/spoiler]
If anything, non-aquatic life cannot survive in space because you need to swim to navigate in zero Gs. Astronauts train underwater for a reason

>>16869706
>>16869850
I get that technology without metal doesn't exist on Earth but I don't see why it couldn't be the case

>>16870704
You're right. Whose to say metallurgy and combustion is the only viable tech tree?

I imagine an underwater civilization would rely much more heavily on organic tech, like domestication, selective breeding, and as they got more advanced, biological engineering to benefit themselves. Essentially in the absence of fire as a catalyst for performing work these aquatic creatures would have to rely on biology to get shit done. Unfortunately, biochemistry is a much less energetic catalyst than fire so as a consequence you would expect that aquatic civilizations would at first advanced much more slowly than fire and combustion based civilizations, especially in the early stages where all they have is selective breeding. Generations upon generations of people using domesticated creatures for a specific purpose breeding them for more efficient, useful, and specialized purposes until they create living tools and biotech.

>>16868991
It's too much, you're spreading yourself thin.
First of all you don't need to study sciences, it's all just memorization. So just focus on some core topics for categorization. What is alkaline? Get what I mean?
What type of algebra are you studying? Abstract? Linear?
Early physics is classical mechanics, memorize and study the first principles which is literally just a set of equations or physical rhetorical statements you can fit on one page.
This schedule looks like a total waste of a week.

>>16869007
So then what, it would be something like math-focused 6 days a week with a short time every day for memorizing science stuff?
>What type of algebra are you studying
I want to be so good at math that I can sleep during undergrad year 1 math classes I plan to do and still ace them. Well I'm not actually going to sleep but for me the science part is a lot more interesting than the math part. There's a reason the board is called /sci/ and not /math/ after all. High school was really boring so I left. I want to patch up on the math stuff I skipped out on and at least be adept at the basics. But really I want to dominate those classes. I'd rather sweat at home then in front of other students.
Realistically I'm aiming for basic competence (I can't put all my efforts into one field of math) so I at least know what the math professors will be talking about.

>>16869031
It's not my fault the jannies refuse to make a math and theology board called /math/
so for the time being you are stuck with my pompous arrogant opulent ass.
Science requires little to no thought. It's something machines could do, do, and would do much better. not even talking about AI, more like a sewing machine.
But either way science has nothing to do with thought(s), thinking, or rhetoric, it's about experimentation and measurement: COMPLETE ABSENCE OF MIND OR INTELLIGENCE.
But also to answer your question, no, that's too much math. Calculus literally isn't that big, unless you're doing proofs which you don't have an interest in.

>>16868920
>Any roadmap of books that I can practice and test myself from basic arithmetic to calculus?
Khan Academy is the best for this part. Book roadmaps are better suited for proof-based mathematics. You can skip most of KA videos and pick any openstax book or even better any physical book you have access to. The important thing about Khan A. is mastery of the interactive practice

>>16868924
fpbp

>>16867823
Is that a woman

>>16869526
i highly doubt this lightskin is 130 PRI lmao

>>16871471
>130 PRI
what is that

>>16871488
get off this board nigga you dont even know wais constructs or g factor theory lmao

>>16871512
I am an adult that does not speak in initialisms

>>16868809
remove helmets. it's that easy. go look at the concussion rate in rugby. it's a fraction of that in the NFL.

I'd gather all black individuals and tell them to butt heads against the wall repeatedly

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>>16869902
Or instead, massive foam helmets so everyone knows the players even start out retarded and just get worse from there.

>>16868809
>What kind of product/procedure do you come up with?
Headless Supersoldier athletes.

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>>16871515

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>>16870744
Anon just wrote my entire bible

>>16870019
I checked this series and found it hilarious that it has like 5 linear algebra books with programming applications and exercises. But none for graph theory relevant to this thread.

aww shieet topological optimization cuh

>>16871218
>every matrix is certainly not a directed, weighted graph
>and every graph can not be represented in matrix form
Dear me.

>>16869495
Pretty much, the GR considerations are the most interesting part of portal physics.
As long as the portals are close enough together that we can assume gravitational acceleration to be constant, I don't think a floor-ceiling pair would pose any issues at all. Obviously you can't use one set of coordinates for the whole space but that's never been the case.

>>16870683
I think that's his point. Portals are presumably a relativistic phenomenon (something which causes previously separate points in spacetime to coincide and be passed through), so you can't avoid treating the problem as a fully-relativistic one. Guy in the OP is just sloppily grafting geometry concepts onto classical field theory.

I can't stop thinking about this video. What if our universe is full of wormholes? And they distort gravity, so we can't understand why and need to assume "dark matter". What if there's even an alien-build network of such wormholes? And the closest one isn't far away from our Solar system. Would be cool.

>>16869443
if gravitation doesnt exist muzzie whats the point of QFT? fucking retarded nigger faggot

>>16871475
nvm qft isnt gravity its energy but relativity is still gravity situational specific time cuh