/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15779383
you sure do seem to like talking about yourself on social media

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>>15779411
seems so huh?
If you dont like it make your own site

>>15779320
The physical touch and intimacy, build up, and physical effort of intercourse.
>>15779360
When sex is always available, you're still going to want to do other things. It's not a quick bathroom break beatoff.

>>15779385
Everything about that troll response was /b/ level dipshittery

>>15779387
Sure, but when you don't get sex often but porn is always available, you'll turn to porn more often than you should.

if you wank well, it's psychologically like sex.
learn to wank better.

>>15779320
Cooming increases your heart rate with no exercsion its a stressor
Sexooo is real excersion and heart rate increase is natural cardio

Furthermore prone cooming makes your dick weak

>>15779341
True dat. I have a pure maths degree and I'm still fighting to find a job that doesn't involve running a kitchen full of dipshits.

>>15779351
I've currently been accepted to university as a psychologist but I know for a fact that would not get me anywhere so I want a degree in mathematics. I'm dogshit at it but I'm somewhat good at organizing. Just not studying. I may suck at rudimentary algebra, but I want to find a way to master mathmatics and quite possibly make a career out of it.

Getting a maths degree isn't about being inherently good at maths. I fucking sucked at math until 2 or so years before I pursued my degree and then I mysteriously became a model student. Maybe you won't be the next Euler or Gauss, who knows, but at it's bare-bones basics learning maths is about effort, plain and simple. You have to be willing to study and practice a lot. I met some real idiots that graduated while going through my degree and that's what kept them afloat. Now of course talent and whatnot becomes important if you settle on a concentration and go for a PhD in any form of math, but as far as an undergrad foundation to work.up to a stats program it's all about hard work.

>>7734126
>Reminder: /sci/ is for discussing topics pertaining to science and mathematics, not for helping you with your homework or helping you figure out your career path.

>If you want advice regarding college/university or your career path, go to /adv/ - Advice.

>>15779415
sorry, I'm a newfag on this board. I've just been on the other sites up until now

>>15779287
no if anything it raises it

>>15779287
semi harmful, just an angry place mostly of your average autists but those anons that are just the worst of the worst most pathetic individuals and you get pulled into their thoughts for a moment and start thinking them yourself if you're not careful
but there's always novel ideas and actually funny shit relative to say reddit which is a depressing cringe soul sucking grey compared to the homo rainbow tapestry of stuff to read here
7/10 harmful
with psychological filtering or actual filtering maybe like 6

>>15779287
>mood
Definitely. The rest I think not.

>>15779275
I would wait the table with a mac-10 hidden under the cloth like in scarface or some shit like

>>15779275
Give me my $10 million.

hell, i'd take 1 million

>>15779275
I'd pay 10 million to erase everyone at that table if I had it

>>15779271
wait, wrong gif

>>15779187
me

>>15779187
Simple harmonic oscillators

A literal singularity than then fragmented into the multitudes you see today

>>15779187
My cock and balls. After edging for a timeless eternity, I finally couldn’t take the blue balling anymore and splooged the universe into being.

>>15779232
cool

>>15779182
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>>15779182
Is she trying to discourage children from becoming scientists?

white is a color, and they're not even white, they're pink.

>>15779164
I will accept your proof if you prove that you're a conscious observer.

What was even the fucking basis for that theory lmfao. Other than "hurr durr quantum mechanics". Like I get matter/energy cannot be created or destroyed, just changing in forms. But consciousness/sentience? We don't even know where it is in your brain, or when it starts for increasingly intelligent species.

Also we can refute the idea that if the universe is infinitely cyclic, that you are guaranteed to exist again.

Infinities can be sets of completely unique non-repeating entities, like numbers for example

Your best chance is preserving your remains in such a way that people in the future can revive (or clone) you. Who would be surprised if we cloned king tut once we have the technology?

>>15779184
I would think reviving anyone who's brain isn't at least preserved is impossible. Like they are GONE, the matter that made up their neurons are disconnected. For King Tut his brain was removed during the mummification process (because they thought the brain was not important).

Though another interesting thought experiment, if there is a neural electronic interface, where the electronics act identically to neurons. If you replace every neuron in your brain slowly, such that your neurons still fire in the same way up until all your neurons are gone. Is the 100% electronic brain still you?

>>15779143
"Not always" is such a weasel statement that it's completely useless.

>>15779156
it's not always useless

fucken stouffers makes a mean meatloaf n mashed taters

>>15779143
Notice how they still have no explanation as to how ultra processed foods cause cancer.

They have no idea what mechanism each cancer causing molecule uses.

>>15779144
Why not?

>>15779162
Steroids don’t modify sperm on their own.

Ah, Lamarckian evolution. What a throwback

there are no natty lifters

>>15779241
It doesn't change genes, it can only enable/disable them.

Religion isn't falsifiable, so it's not science. 'imple as.

Because mathematicians have a tendency to believe stuff they made up is true.

I cannot answer why, but I fixed my plumbing issue today by defeating the demons messing with my pipes... Now, back to mathematics.
>>15779281
Maybe the good ones, but the run of the mill grad who sits on HN wasting his day writing JS is almost always militantly atheist and only really worships Science™

>>15779392
Because not all mathematicians accept the principle of excluded middle

>>15779123
Because modern math is imaginary schizobabble about 20-dimensional hyperoctagons

>>15779105
He didn't. Watch the fucking movie

>>15779105
it doesn't really work like in the movies. you need knowledge and good reality models. drugs can only give you maybe extra ability, but you will be the same chimp just that more able. you're still not going to learn.
this is retarded fantasy. the "push the button and do it for me" in a way that's not really possible.

>>15779105
people who are unable to figure out that movies and irl are two different things have IQs below 95

>>15779118

>>15779105
He added triple parentheses to his legal name and started wearing a big plastic nose