y no thread showing cool interesting things in our very epicsauce world?nature, math, mechanism, anything thats interesting goes
posting a couple more that arent super fitting but idc i want this thread to be seen
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>>5945302This video is cool but literally lying. The triangle they built is a 1.5, 2, 2.5. It’s not a 3-4-5 triangle. They just made a right triangle and made up the proportions. Also, what the hell is that fibonacci sequence? They arbitrarily set 1 to 180, skip the second 1 in the sequence, and only go up to the fourth element in the sequence. Because I have no life I checked for the next item. The sum of the interior angles of a hexagon is 720 degrees. The next number in the Fibonacci sequence is 5. 180 * 5 = 900, NOT 720.
>>5945316>ww2>loud farting noise on the horizon>allied Fart Bombers inbound
>>5945384Welcome to the wonder of AI-assisted education.
>>5945548What does AI have to do with this?
>>5945384yeah, sounded a bit off to me but i figured i was just too retarded>>5945548have this video saved from 2021, not AI
>>5945296what happens with the sixth? I remember seeing some video of someone catapulting a bunch of alkali metal into a lake, though I don't recall which one
>>5945296Forbidden nougat
>>5945892It hallucinates elaborate and realistic sounding nonsense.>>5945985Any sufficiently advanced AI is indistinguishable from a high-functioning schizophrenic.
>>5945313>>5945316One step closer
>>5945293i have an alternate song version
>>5945384>This video is cool but literally lying. The triangle they built is a 1.5, 2, 2.5. It’s not a 3-4-5 triangle.How is that lying? It said "the shape of a 3-4-5 trianagle", which it is, just halved.Also, they didn't skip anything. There's two unit squares, followed by a square of length 2, then 3, then 5, then 8 and one side of a square of length 13. Nothing was skipped except 0, but you can't show that.You're correct about the hexagon shit. Not sure what kind of jank it's trying to pull there.
>>5945302There was the same style video I think about triangles and sun-moon-earth relationsDo you have it by chance?
>>5950343How is it evolving those traits? Or is the trait already in the colony but now gets to propagate? Surely they don't pull out those resistant genes out of thin air?
>>5950541Your basic sacred geometry babble
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>>5948782That's impressive.
>>5950667thanks.btw what's the source? or it is just these 3 videos
>>5950603When a cell or bacteria splits, it needs to copy it's genetic information. This copying process is robust, but it's not flawless, especially when dealing with billions and billions of splits. Occasionally a change appears. New traits, good, bad and inconsequential, show up off the back of these changes.
>>5948782does anyone have the source for the background music? I get chills every time I hear it
>>5950703And they just randomly managed to get the antibiotic resistant gene in 11 days? Get out of here.
>>5950722>11 daysThat's probably several hundred generations, and however many millions or billions of lineages there are on the plate trying it.
>>5950711One of these, "7C REV2" I think.https://kathexis.bandcamp.com/album/mechanical-marvels-clockwork-dreams
>>5950736thank you anon
>>5950603>>5950722E.coli, the bacteria in that petri dish, reproduce around every 20 minutes under ideal conditions (which in that experiment they were in ideal conditions, at least as far as food and oxygen go, ignoring the sea of antibiotics they are swimming in). that is 3 generations an hour, or 72 generations a day. in 11 days, that is 792 generations. Comparatively, humans reach sexual maturity in ~15 years. assuming every generation reproduces as soon as they reach sexual maturity, it would take 11,880 years to reach 792 human generations. those bacteria had more generations 11 days than all of humanity has since recorded history. going back to the birth of Christ, that is only 135 generations away from the present day, which only 17% of the generations those bacteria had in just 11 days.Also, the method of reproduction used by E. coli and most other single-celled organisms is more faulty than the genetic reproduction used by humans and all other multi-cellular organisms, resulting in more mutation between generations for single-celled organisms. so not only do they reproduce ridiculously faster, but they mutate more readily as well. so yes, the bacteria developing such a strong resistance to an antibiotic in just 11 days is not beyond question. Bear in mind however, this is a controlled experiment, where they are growing under ideal conditions, with no competition from other species of bacteria, not being attacked by any immune response from growing inside of an organism, and being exposed solely to one specific type of antibiotic. The mutations they developed to resist the antibiotic may have one or several drawbacks which render them susceptible to other drugs, from attack by other bacteria or a host's immune system, or a higher metabolic requirement that reduces their survival in less-than-ideal conditions.
>>5945308is there a pattern here?
>>5945300>>5947587Disappointing that today's society has just completely given up on educating the commonperson about things like this
>>5951187that beez racism
>>5950722>antibiotic resistant geneYou make it sound like there's some magical switch. Take penicillin for example. It works because of a specific compound in its genetic structure that binds to a specific enzyme of the bacteria, which acts as a spoiler in its cell wall construction (imagine adding random shit into brick mortar, the result is it crumbles a lot easier). Any "random" mutation in that enzyme or its production makes it so the penicillin's compound can't bind to it, rendering it resistant. These mutations also aren't 100% beneficial for the bacteria, and on their own can result in a weakened cell wall or abnormal shape which affects how well it can handle stressful environments and reproductivity. Which is why many strains of mutant resistant bacteria eventually revert to their non-resistant traits, the burden of successive mutations leads to premature death, or they manage to mutate back to their original trait.
>>5951421No.Kilogram o'feathers.gif
>>5950341Love this powers of 10 shit
>>5950343I want see a parallel experiment with just the 1000x concentration to see if the bacteria eventually evolve to live in it without the gradual increase in antibiotic strength.
>>5953244Assuming 1000x concentration is enough to kill all non-resistant bacteria, then no, they would just die. This is why antibiotic prescriptions include a warning not to stop before the course is finished even if you start feeling better. Bacteria can't evolve resistance when they're all dead. But stopping a course of antibiotics early increases the probability that a sub-population of more resistant bacteria survive. Even if your immune system keeps that sub-population in check, they can transfer the resistance genes to other strains in the environment.
>>5950828>>5952548Thanks for the serious answers.
>>5954032neatI like how maths has been a common language for humanity for all time and will continue to be so
>>5945293>file is named jupiter>it's images of saturnUhh...
>>5945300
>>5951226What? Do you just never open youtube at all? There are channels that do this with modern production values that have millions of subs.Leave your blackpill echo chamber you dumbfuck.
>>5950341>sextillionhot
>>5945293Yeah, you got it boss
Got a bunch of STEM webbums too, but I'm done for now
>>5955132Based, I'd give her dusty catacomb a vigorous cleaning if you know what I mean.
>>5945300This is super neat. It's so elegant.
>>5955143You're a chimney sweep? I didn't know that was still a job.
>>5953193Watching vocal chords move is surprisingly gross.
>>5947587Does anyone know what is this video called? I'm trying to find the full version.
AAAAAAAWHERE THE FUCK IS THE IBM TYPEWRITER ONEI SWEAR I SAW IT YESTERDAY
>>5955518Are you referring to the IBM Selectric?
>>5955548Yes, thank you. Any idea where the fuck I saw it, if not here? I checked every fucking /wsg/ and /gif/ thread that I could think of.
>>5955548>>5955575Speaking of typing, a friend posited recently that we could possibly move away from QWERTY, as physical keyboards become obsolete. Does thumb typing really benefit from QWERTY?
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>>5955698>as physical keyboards become obsoleteUnless he thinks typing with your mind is going to become a reality, I don't see how QWERTY keyboards would be going away.
>>5951226Because it's useless information. AI's are going to do everything for us in the future. There's no need to learn anything.
>>5945384Nigger what the fuck. Both a 1.5/2/2.5 and a 3/4/5 triangle are congruent. You are a dumb psued.
>>5955126>n....no, trust me, having free time and the money to have fun is...le bad TRust me>if you had money youd end up just like me and my degenerate pedophile friends! trust me! working every day is good for you!
visualisation of radiation particles being fired from radioactive object.A cloud chamber, also known as a Wilson chamber.
>>5955577Gracie who? What is this bullshit story
>>5955837Grace Hopper. Often reached for by feminists when they want to point out the one woman programmer of history but she was the real deal nonetheless. Pretty sure that story is bullshit though.
>>5955847Thank you
>>5955751That webm was meant for you because you're too stupid to understand what he's trying to say. Go sit on your couch and meditate on it.
>>5955719Apart from when I'm working and using a physical keyboard, I'm using my phone and typing with my thumbs. I'm not sure QWERTY is the most ergonomical option. That said, ifwhilesoeverthoughbeit we do still use physical keyboards occasionally, then switching between physical QWERTY and nonphysical [some other layout] would be a tough sell. Still, I do expect that the script will flip at some point, the use of physical keyboards will be very much the minority case and the standard default layout will change to reflect that.
>>5945301this shit scares me more than actual predator animals all it has to do is open its mouth and you'll get sucked inside, without the whale meaning it at all, there is no malice behind it, like a natural disaster taking flesh form
>>5956260Physical keyboards are objectively superior to digital keyboard on the haptic feedback alone. With digital, you have no way of telling if your fingers are properly positioned because there's no nub for the F/J keys, nor is there some feeling of space between the keys as your fingers glide over them. With digital, you have to rely entirely on muscle memory, and this can end up changing every time you're working with a device that has a different screen size.Given all of the above, physical keyboards will continue to be a thing. And because they will continue to be a thing, QWERTY will continue to have a stranglehold on the defacto standard because it is simply not cost effective to create prebuilt devices/keyboards with varying layouts. This also leads to a chicken and the egg situation where QWERTY use is further solidified because it's the standard taught in schools, so you can't simply shift between available keyboard layouts.
>>5955719He could be a Dvorakfag
>>5955742>t. soulless jeet
>>5954198Where's the modern equivalent?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dngqR9gcDDw
>>5961430This is just a boring documentary. They still make documentaries.
>>5961556Cope.
>>5954053Bad news anonIn but a few decades we communicate by mustache twitches and fartsThe future is male
>>5955130And he hasn't seen anything yet:A billion in the US is a thousand millions; a billion in Europe is a million millions....
>>5955164It actually is
>>5962043I never knew this was a thing and now that I know I find it simply asinine. Yet another convention we'll have to collectively switch over to the metric system for.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_and_short_scales
>>5945296Thanks. I had seen this before but the person who posted it had used an unregistered Video Download Helper with the watermark.
>>5961430>hurr durr instead of focusing on a specific mechanism i want you to give me a modern recreation of a FUCKING ONE HOUR LONG GENERAL BREAKDOWN OF THE ENTIRE FREE MARKETLook, dumbass, it is really easy to find specific videos that into exhaustive detail about engineeringhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fudWbvE8ZKwGeopoliticshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=if6uRH13ZCgArchitecture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8HlkIXnnQYOr whatever the fuck else you want to learn more about.I'm not going to watch your video and then try to find a more modern version of it because I don't give a fuck about the lies of jewish bankers.
>>5948785Wish I could talk to the inventor.I love talking to people who are the master of their craft.I talked to a guy for hours who's job was designing springs for rockets.Autism is a hell of a drug.
>>5962668Grady is just a guy doing what he loves.None of these are state-funded or otherwise public services.>geopoliticslmao
>>5963083>None of these are state-funded or otherwise public services.So? None of the other ones were either.
>>5963083>implying you need government funding to educate people
>>5946014Francium is so intensely radioactive that there is about an ounce of it on earth at any given time (product of radioactive elements of higher numbers, but decay almost immediately), even if you managed to gather a visible quantity in place, the heat from the radioactivity would vaporize it instantly.
>>5963303So it's not a "societal effort" to educate.>>5963322Nothing of the sort was implied brainlet.
>>5963349>So it's not a "societal effort" to educate.Why does it matter that none of those videos were state funded or public services?>Nothing of the sort was implied brainlet.Then why did you mention it at all?
>>5963356>Why does it matter that none of those videos were state funded or public services?Because that was the root of the conversation.>Then why did you mention it at all?Explain how I implied you can only educate people by being state-funded.Actually on second thought, don't. Stop talking. You're retarded.
>>5963357>Explain how I implied you can only educate people by being state-funded.>>5963083>None of these are state-funded or otherwise public services.
>>5950341Sounds like bullshit.
>>5955698>Does thumb typing really benefit from QWERTY?Been there, done that. Typed and send SMS thru T9 at the speed of sound, blind, from within my pocket all day, every day. All way before the dumbening of "touch" ""control"" happened.Kids of today can not even dream of matching this kind of performance.
>>5948782Why didn't I know about this one. That's amazing
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>>5950343this webm just makes me think about what god forsaken bioweapons there are out there. covid probably wouldnt even be considered that bad compared to some of the evil shit theyve made in laboratories.
>>5963410You reminded me of CharaChorder
>>5963603What is the point of the microphone then?
>>5963794he is talking through the phone app I believe
>>5963794See the phone in his pocket? He's demonstrating an accessibility tool for mute people.
>>5963357>Because that was the root of the conversation.Only you seem to think so...
>>5963584Covid is only considered bad by idiots that can't look at the flu season death totals.Sure is fucking hilarious that the flu normally kills tens of thousands of people a year, but in 2020 and 2021 it mysteriously vanishes and only killed a couple hundred.
>>5964016the fatality numbers on the cdc site are 21k for 2019-2020 and 6k for 2020-2021. i think that the behavioral changes and paranoia could explain those numbers pretty easily. there was obv number manipulation during covid, like every other number that gets manipulated for political purposes ever.the number of deaths seems to vary pretty heavily too. like 2015 had 50k. 2011 had 10k. 21k -> 6k isnt unrealistic with all the spazing people were doing.but i miswrote what i meant anyway, the stuff that exists in bioweapons research programs would make covid look like absolutely nothing. covid was probably engineered but not tobe a bioweapon. it still did probably kill like at least half a million people in the us
>>5964014>I'm the only one that can readUnfortunate, but not surprising.
>>5963603Kinda based, ngl.
>>5945293How Educational.
>>5963369It is all theoretical.Humans are pretty ignorant in general and work as best we can with a lot of guesswork. The real issue is treating theories as though they're facts.
>>5963369The cool thing about crap like this is that it can never ever be proven true or false.
>>5966273this is on the same level as flat earth science
>>5966270>>5966379Isn't it all based off of data from the hubble telescope and related satellites?
>>5950343I remember seeing this shit in 2014 and thinking exactly what >>5963584 thought.But now, seeing it so many years later, I wonder: isn't good science about reproducibility? Why isn't there a youtube channel with 500 hours of this shit by now? If there is, I would have subbed a long time ago and just project it onto a wall in my house all day long while I work and consider the futility of my existence. >ywn evolve in your lifetime
>>5950684>>5950828I am incredibly impressed and depressed simultaneously. Feels like life is short and all the stuff I need to or want to get done; I can't get it all done. I need a way to cope with this or I might stop watching videos and looking at images to save time. I think my colony sucks right now and I want to make things better before I eventually die. Wat nou?
>>5966556Unsure - probably.But how many facts can you derive from a picture?Not saying their assumptions are incorrect, but not saying they're correct either.Like I say, the best we have is theories in a lot of places where people think we have facts.
>>5966424black holes are flat earth tier?
>>5967489Huh neat. So the number of bubbles never changes?
>>5967551Not really just a picture as is. There's a lot of fancy stuff they can derive from these types of images over time. They also use sensors that collects data beyond the visible light spectrum. It's how we get those images of cosmic background radiation, or how we know how fast galaxies are moving away based on redshifted light.
>>5967566The number of bubbles is always changing through a perpetual process scientist refer toas bubble-exchange. This was back when scientist knew things. They don't know shit now. Nepo-scientist.
Good thing the universe only has the one gear.
>>5967552black holes and dark matter are basically 'we dont actually know if this exists but our math works for everything else if we pretend this is real'
>>5945Got that 20! I absolutely love my rear differential.Trucking would literally be dead in the water without them. Or gravel, snow, the slightest inconsistencies in your path.
>>5954032Later the X evolved into J. That's why there are names like Javier and Xavier (Catalan form maintains the X)
>>5955847>THE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE HAS TO READ JUST LIKE ENGLISH. I HAVE A PUSSY REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEFuck COBOL
>>5967629Why did you delete half of the post number?
>>5967625Except that we do know that black holes existhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole
>>5967811>It's real in my head, experts agree
>>5963369Remember the sextillion goy.
>>5950828Depopulationists have pushed humanity back closer to 30 years per generation, a logarithmic reduction in our evolution, without even getting into all manner of practiced dysgenics.
>>5954192>engineers realized it should be easily accessible from the outside
>>5950341>>5963369>extrapolating upon a extrapolating extrapolation of another extrapolationBiG bAnG ThEoRy
>>5966556it's based off multitudes of presumptions which themselves cannot be definitively disproven, the simple prospect that the universe has a center pisses me off to no end.
>>5955046>nothing happens 99.9999999% of the time>something happens and everyone who has too much time on their hands notices
>>5955054rap music and "reality tv" is the core reason for niggery increasingThey are predisposed to niggerlectics but the America has only promoted their proclivities
>>5955044>you make your bed>and i shit in it>the fact that you don't like sleeping in shit, does that mean you're living your life wrong?>yespeterson is a fraud
>>5967934I agree, I'm not convinced black holes exist. There are clearly more dense objects easily observed in the universe. You, for example, may be the most dense object science has ever seen
>>5967934Are you one of those retards that also thinks the earth is flat?
>>5968163>the simple prospect that the universe has a center pisses me off to no end.Why?
>>5948782Reminds me of the Karakuri puppets from 17th century Japan.
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>>5968170I feel like you missed out on some lines in that webm about being able to do something about bad things, or not folding apart when subject to tragedy.
>>5945302If I wanted to make videos like this, what software should I use? I want to make a video showing how low level computer logic works with a mystical vibe to it.
>>5968244Maybe something like Blender? Dunno what types of animation or video editing software works best for that kinda stuff
>>5955114so in short, if you cannot or will not have children, then the privileged status that comes with getting and being married- being husband and wife -is not meant for you, as it is a social status designed to promote procreation. the whole point is to create a positive social dynamic in which the population can grow and benefit.the social status of being married has possibly being hijacked by vanity, and the underlying benefit of marrying to have children is selfishly being ignored.be satisfied with the emotional bond that comes with having a partner, and leave marriage to the procreators.does this sum it up?
>>5968545More or less, yes.
i've been tying my shoes this way for like 20 years now
>>5956351if it can reassure you a bit, a blue whale wont eat you, their diet is krill, some tiny tiny shrimps, so it can't swallow something bigger than a grapefruit
>>5968244>>5968286After Effects. Blender is not well suited to 2D motion graphics.
>>5968545No.
