/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15040981
Konata: 105
Kagami: 114
Miyuki: 122
Tsukasa: 88

what about Osaka?

>>15040991
78

Kagami's IQ is secretly the highest, at 142. Miyuki is very studious, but not exactly brilliant, so most likely somewhere around 115. Judging by her consumerist habits and her tendency to dedicate time to discussing trivial subjects, I would say Konata's IQ cannot be any higher than 110.
Tsukasa is Kagami's sister, meaning she must have an IQ somewhat similar to her, so 136 sounds like a nice guess.

>>15040948
A large mass of individuals waking up every day and sacrificing their base instincts towards the goal of lawful civil society

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fa9lVwHHqg

>>15040948
The people autistic enough do do so don't have the money and the ones rich enough don't have the autism

>>15040961
Except the rat

>>15040961
>>15040961
This. It might be an option for terrorist groups that move back and forth between a wealthy country where they can buy civilian drones and a different country where they operate, but it might be more cost effective to just give some psychos rifles.
Every other group that would want to use them can't afford it, nobody who is wealthy wants to bother.

>>15040912
just find something you enjob doing more than masturbating. Sounds like you don't have anything else to do. Learn to program or something I don't know, just anything where you can keep yourself busy for a few hours at a time

just find something you enjoy doing more than masturbating. Sounds like you don't have anything else to do. Learn to program or something I don't know, just anything where you can keep yourself busy for a few hours at a time

>>15040912
Cow milk makes cats sick.

>>15040943
It does not. I give my cat milk regularly

>>15040912

>>15040899
Sounds like you're in a group of virgin experimentalists. Life is great for the gigachad theoretical physicists

>>15040899
find a subject they are excited about and they might open up.

>>15040899
Most physicists are hyperintellectual Pfizer/HP/Johnson & Johnson NPC's. I.e.: they exist solely to fulfill a singular task until their positronic brains give out.

Most high-tier scientists suffer from scientism abstraction psychosis and APD thus are blown-out, universally.

Don't expect to hold a conversation with them if it isn't about the dimodal interactions between A45Ω tensor geometries and Coolidge endframe capacity Φlepton bridges over covalent ∆ Halfner curves approaching ~0.00000000000000000000000001 picoklarks.

>>15040899
>shopping, bike riding, sailing, hiking, bouldering, movies, arcade, etc
gtfo normalfag

>>15040899
mucho texto

because I'm just that good at pleasing your mom, OP

>>15040952
Immune systems are a right-wing talking point.

I am curious how they live and what they do. how their women look. its crazy to think there is a human culture right now that we know nothing about,

>>15040802
With a drone

>>15040962
It's just a super duper tiny group of people. Almost nothing compared to 8 BILLION people. Almost like from some kind of horror movie where a psychopath makes a human experiment leaving a bunch of people on a small private island.

Parachute in under the cover of night. Last man standing wins.

>>15040950
Midwit detectors firing off the charts

>>15040956
Seriously. Anyone who bought into the AGI hype train is a midwit of the most redditorial stripe.

>>15040964
Midwit detector capacity exceeded

https://www.sjcc.edu/admissions-records/apply.aspx

nobody cares about your previous degree unless you're working for some huge accounting company that wants an accountant that knows programming, not the other way around

>>15040771
Do a cs master

>>15040768
Prove what wrong? It's schizobabble.

>>15040730
>write thousands of words dedicated to self-aggrandizement about a subject in which no new discovery or prediction is made
idk seems like masturbation to me

>>15040730
why did he drew an innie vagina??

This dude is actually full schizo now?

>>15040890
He has been for years.

yes

>MATHEMATICS

>53
>prime

>>15040640
floating blocks of ice

Really cold water

>>15040640
Frozen steam

cum

frozen smegma

>>15040871
Well, as said, I take a larger dose rarely, which comes with profound effects.
I believe I'm well conditioned enough to not feel depression on any comedowns, which I haven't had so far.
It can just feel jarring being so absent in self-attunement.
My sober brain is racing through thoughts and language concepts in order to justify or rationalize xy choice, but while taking that, I am intuitively aware of what I am to tend to, because I am sensing and feeling that which I am connected to.

I wouldn't frame it as though adderall is motivating me, rather I am stripped of that which is causing me 'noise', and thus am able to feel aware of what I need to tend to in order to progress on an entirely personal level, outside of what we do to upkeep forced cultural requirements (not the social stuff)

I am already capable of being a social butterfly with or without, and I enjoy doing it. It's just the person I feel on adderall is more in sync and sensing what is going on.
I have had issues with scripting beforehand, but when I take that, it all just naturally flows in the moment. Things come around much more naturally, and I feel at least less an inauthentic social character that simply understands what established social rhythms will elicit positive responses in my environment.
I find I am able to sense or feel or sync up to the individual I'm communicating with and have a more sincere interaction. It's like I can quickly sense what would make them personally laugh, for example.

This is not exclusive to social interactions, but that's just an example.

I'm not anxious about talking and approaching people, but the "who" that comes out can feel somewhat alien and simply nicely acquainted with the environment along with some established banter chops.
But the "who" projected while on adderall feels way more in sync and authentic.
I don't like the implications of saying I don't quite feel like I'm in my element when I'm not using it, but it's difficult to deny.

>>15040871
Again I don't feel addicted, nor depressed when I'm off it.
I feel the same as I had felt before taking it.
It's only that this has shown me another means of operation that feels right to me.
And it's actually helped me quite a bit in at least understanding and seeing outside my box. You don't know what you don't know sort of thing.
And from there, I've been better able to train myself to be feeling and sensing more. Outside of all this jargon, at the least.

>>15040892
I took 10 MG twice a day from 10 to 15 every weekday
I now might take 30mg once a month
I'm not bothered
In any case, the brain is wondrously reprogrammable. You can, even by sheer force, turn up the volume on the rest of your life.
I can focus and apply my 'energy' to all various things and begin to derive dopamine hits from it.

I've had to learn as much, as what is classified as my ADD could be akin to disassociation

>>15040871
Also I would like to add that I find it with modd stabilizing effects, which I'm not fond of.
When I take it I am more calm, 'middled, or less frantic, stemming from a self confidence that i feel deeply self attuned. When you feel this level of self-connection, envirnonmental expectations are no bother. I feel as though I am authentically expressing myself. What could bring more sincere confidence and healthy ego than that?

>>15040924
Mood*stabilizing

Electricity would be looped through a circuit larger in diameter by a small margin than the nanowires. That circuit would be composed of the same crystalline metals used in electron spin randomization/control systems I previously proposed as a means of extending lithium battery anode life and for disruption of soliton waves. Each cubic node, in this case, would be configured to be pointing at an inward angle of perhaps 45 degrees. This would mean that electrons flowing through these metallic cubes, despite their angular momentum carrying them straight ahead, would exert their magnetism consistently toward the inner track containing the proton(s.) The orientation of the cubic metallic molecules would push the protons along from behind with each pass. If the spin orientation were not uniformed in this way, the magnetic field of the electrons would decelerate the protons equally as much as they are accelerated. However, since the magnetic north of the electrons would consistently push the protons from behind whilst their south poles would be pulling from ahead, the electrons would provide consistent acceleration.

When the protons have been accelerated to the desired velocity, the hydrogen nanowires would be electrified, nullifying their repulsive influence on the free proton(s) and causing the proton(s) to forcefully egress through the thin barrier constituted by the nanowires and exit moving in a direction determined by the exact timing of the electrification of the guide wires (and the abrupt shutoff of the angularly oriented metalloid crystal accelerator circuit.)

The Coulomb repulsion of a set of thin hydrogen nanowires would not be sufficient in and of itself to prevent protons from escaping before reaching the desired velocity. To address this, the amount of current injected into the loop is gradually increased so that the mutual push and pull of electrons' magnetic fields holds the protons on track in much the same way as the bulky magnets of the LHC. Any failure to continually step up the amperage in the accelerator at exactly the correct rate would result in a loss of containment, as would abruptly cutting power. This design provides a reliable mechanism for controlling the ejection of high-energy protons in terms of timing and direction of flight.

Also critical to this design's viability is the ability to estimate with extreme precision the position of the accerated proton without the ability to make a direct measurement of it. Modeling the projected position of a proton in each acceleration cycle is critical for programming the appropriate rate at which amperage must be applied and in the precise angular orientation of each cubic molecule. It may be necessary to design multiple loops that work together with each loop being somewhat larger than the previous, much like a gearing system. Higher energy states would call for crystalline molecules with greater amperage running through them and decreasing "angles of attack" with respect to the guide track. While the first gear in this system may suffice with a 45-degree AOA and a size of only 2-5 microns, the next gear might feature a cubic AOA of say, 38 degrees and a diameter closer to 9 microns. These handoffs to different loops would repeat until the needed energy is achieved.

This sort of form factor would be appropriate for existing experimental toroid fusion chambers and can enable odderons to be generated from the area within the "doughnaught" inside of those structures and injected into the plasma where they can perform their task of attracting fusable matter strongly enough to overcome Coulomb repulsion. This approach addresses the form factor issue as well as the need for fine directional control and has relatively modest power requirements.

The Future Is Made in America
08Dec2022

>>15040563
sweet s schizo thread

>>15040567
All we can do is bar them from leaving and ruining our states.

>>15040531
One obvious way to fix the problem is to buy a large sponge and put it in the sea thereby soaking up all the contents. Then you simply take the sponge and dump it somewhere

Another way is to use special bacteria that will collect the electrons in the salty water and bring them to you thereby reducing the saltiness and also you will attain some extra electrons which you can use at your leisure
https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna32558231

>>15040555
Trips of truth.
Coastal richfags vote against desalination plants. High time Sacramento cut off their water and told them to make their own.

As for Salton: brine-mining might work. If they're going to be another Dead Sea then at least they should make some money off it, and export the waste.

>>15040531
Put some pepper in it to balance it out.

imma call that bloom

>>15040886
Yeah, I’m in a similar situation right now. I’ve been feeling like I’m playing catch up my whole time in school, but it actually seems like a lot of my classmates are in a similar situation.

>>15040893
it would seem Mr. Teacher has a lot to answer for, if his education is failing all of us so hard.

>>15040441
Yeah, I got your point anon, I think you are right that calculus is not some advanced form of math but rather completely different subject. I guess after learning about the basic arithmetic and concept of function the main ideas of calculus can be introduced to them.
The same shit happened with, before the Uni I thought people study there some super advance shit. But then I realised that professors there just cover many different topics, which can be explained to middle schoolers.
And that's why I think the ideal school needs only 7 grades, after which children should enroll in college for 2 years to get some professional skills.

>>15040879
based

>>15040886
>I'm now pursuing a master's degree in Electrical Engineering, digital signal processing
They give out degrees to any retard these days though

>>15040365
https://youtu.be/qiCVg2ajVGI
Because you're Asian.

>>15040887
im hispanic

>>15040891
It's in other populations too, just common in Asians. It might not even be that. Mostly I wanted an excuse to share the video.
>The Asian flush is best known for creating a lobster-red face and neck when people drink alcohol, but the condition also results in a heightened heart rate, headache and nausea. That’s because people who turn tomato red when they drink alcohol lack activity by an enzyme called aldehyde dehydrogenase 2 (ALDH2).

Alcohol or ethanol is broken down or converted in the liver to acetaldehyde, a highly toxic compound that contributes to the hungover feeling. In most people, acetaldehyde is rapidly transformed to harmless acetate and water.

However, for some Asians, Ashkenazi Jews and others whose gene pool contains a mutant or altered form of the ALDH2 gene, the toxic acetaldehyde isn’t broken down as quickly, so it hangs around and accumulates in the liver and body — resulting in what is known as the Asian glow.
https://news.usc.edu/112489/antihistamines-prevent-asian-flush-the-red-face-some-people-get-from-alcohol-but-with-huge-risks/

>>15040365
Hart

>>15040904
Why'd you get the vaxx?

>>15040319
>calling
vaping

I think the medical term for this is scintillating scotoma
Google it and see if this matches your symptoms

>>15040318

>>15040536
Yeah I'll certainly take him over some NASASpaceFlight guy shrieking, or "this video is sponsored by Brilliant, hey hey Marcus House with you here from the moon"

>>15040318
The moon is very gay. I do not want to go to the moon. I want to go to other star systems where things are less gay

The moon is space Antarctica without water.
That said, it's awesome.

>>15040572