/sci/ - Science & Math

what kind of carbon emissions do you think thunderf00t has to upload all those videos he makes

many such cases

>>14503569
no you don't understand
surviving with 0 incentive
without ever having known a modicum of hedonistic privilege !

You don’t need a diagnosis mate, don’t listen to the voices, you must destroy them, they aren’t you yet the seek to be you, they delude you into thinking they are you, that it’s feelings are yours but do not listen to them, may try to disguise themselves as 2 one will try to harm you yet the other will try to protect you, but neither are you, you must destroy them, enslave them to your will

>>14503452
it's not schizophrenia retard

bump

yeah you can use lulu

lulu lets you print only a single book? I thought you had to bulk order from them

>>14503334
>anitranny
>I'm still an undergrad
Stopped reading there

>>14503334
>most of the """research""" done at my university is just busywork
Most white collar jobs are like that too.

>>14503334
same impression I got. The worst part is you still (usually) need to do the grad school to get those good private sector jobs so you still have to be immersed in it for 4+ years

>>14503366
It's a harder sell for a pop boy like me, I can visualize a particle, it's like a marble and it's made of smaller marbles, but I don't understand what a field is really, like how do I visualize a field non-mathematically and incorporate it into a translatable world picture/what are these fields made of?

>>14503435
>it's like a marble and it's made of smaller marbles

Yeah when I was younger that was how I thought as well, but the more you learn about how reality actually operate on a fundamental level
the more you realize that that notion isn't compatible with how reality really works once you look under the hood and pay attention.
You come to realize the thing that's actually real was these fields all along.

As for visualization I think about them as locations in space that has properties that are diffused thru-out the area they occupy.
On a human scale the closest you can prob get to convince yourself it is actually real in a visceral way is playing with magnets.
You can clearly feel that the field is there and just how absolutely real it is.

you then realize that when you put your hand up against a surface and press you never actually touch anything, what you feel are all the tiny fields that make up your hand
press against the tiny fields that make up the things you touch. When you realize this truth you can start accepting how reality
is a lot more like them magnets attracting and repelling one another than anything like our everyday notion of solid objects colliding.

>>14503577
I get it up to the point where the question of what the fields are is. I get the math works but I don't understand what these fields are made of if it isn't stuff that ultimately would qualify as stuff and not just potential stuff.

>>14503307
unifying relativity and quantum mechanics is really really hard

>>14503307
Which one is the second slit?

>>14503260
Everything a human can do and nothing short of that.

>>14503247
No. Making all the necessary observations requires advanced equipment, and that requires advanced technology that can't be manufactured by a single individual.

>>14503276
The creature has a telescope built in

>>14503247
It's your fantasy scenario why don't you tell us?

yes

>>14503247
amogus

brb uninstalling ksp

>astro butt up in the camera is fine if its a male

oh ok I see NASA

>>14503638
Did they really need Rosie at all for this?

>>14503661
They need to test the flight suit and life support systems with various sensors during the full flight

>>14503643
Based. Come to the other side anon, let's play some SimpleRockets2.

I don't follow your description of your algorithm, but the length of the solar day is slowly increasing, so the number of solar days per tropical is decreasing. If I reckon correctly, by 13,000,000 AD, the year will be about 364 days long. Certainly by 200 trillion any calendar calculation will be in error.

>>14503294
But, ignoring details of the Earth's rotation and orbit, and of the Sun's timeline for expanding into a red giant, the Gregorian calendar has a 400 year cycle. So if you only work with the year modulo 400, you should be able to generate the days and dates.

>>14503329
Probably the online calculator has an overflow somewhere in the conversion from the input year to the year modulo 400. Most use cases for such software don't go beyond 2100.

>>14503217
They don't need to.

Aliens aren't real and you are an NPC

>>14503234
I just cant imagine an octopus like creature ever coming up with a combustion engine or something

>>14503201
If you have to ask you can't

>>14503214
Anon.. that is just the moon reflecting the earth, this is something different.

>>14503177
>Everyone knows the dark side of a planet is not visible
Where did you get this idea?

A celestial body only has a dark side if it's tidally locked. Planets don't have a dark side.

>>14503283
I guess he's confused with the moon.

>>14503177
Has to be refraction+translucency but not to the degree seen in the right pic.

>>14503214
Earthshine

>>14503181
Do you recommend him to fuck his colleagues?
Then you should also recommend them during those degenerate activities and you better fuck them good so they like it nd crave for more. But then even though you'll make a career in science, you will never be a scientist in that environment, and that is so by design.

>>14503211
>recommend them ... during those
"filming them" was omitted for some reason

>>14503161
>Ugly fat dirty unintelligent woman
>=radical feminist
You should avoid them, or they will ruin everything.

>>14503197
Once you grow up you'll understand that if you work you won't have so much time to do good scientific work

>>14503161
My advice is for you to stay out of academia. However lets say you are talented and have opportunities in academia, then just treat women like anyone else just dont change your behaviour but try to not associate with them anyway. Say you are busy, find male coworkers, somewhat reduce your exposure to this poison

>>14503142
no and it won't be
humanity is headed toward extinction

>>14503142
sounds dumb

>>14503142
This idea isn't really wild or even new. The concept that we should focus on solving the problems on the planet right in front of us rather than trying to escape them or move on from them is as old as our first forays into space (lest we may simply bring these problems with us to the stars). Even outside of educated circles.
It's been tried for years, but ultimately we're not much closer to solving our problems here on Earth as we were a few decades ago.

>>14503404
>but ultimately we're not much closer to solving our problems here on Earth as we were a few decades ago.
first strike against russia would only sting once.

>>14503404
That lady doesn't look like she's skipping any meals