/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9317597
We've found the one person in history who is entirely uncapable of rationality.

>>9317591
They are enabling you to connect to global culture outside of Islamism.

>>9315058
Begone thot

>>9317568
It is just that the governments simply do not have the resources for these kind of projects, mainly because they are corrupt.

>>9317531
This site is amazing.

>>9317451
You can't avoid these topics because they are of high importance. IQ matters, race matters and climate change matters. There should be another board for it though.

>>9317542
He didn't even state once that he would suffer from severe autism, you little rat.

>>9316694
How about you go back to your own Ebola ridden countries in Africa? You won't encounter any ugly whites there, I promise. That's where you came from and where your ancestors proved their cultural superiority against whiteys on multiple occasions, am I right?.

>>9317300
I suck at math, have extremely low conscientiousness and envy autism because I have no focus and want to learn everything.

t.137

>>9316798
People are already doing it.

>>9315488
Pareto distribution.

>>9314086
Brain fog accounts for massive fluctuations in IQ scores. Chances are that you don't really know your real potential. Doctors do stupid shit like IQ tests on patients suffering from major depression, don't let it tear you down.

>>9314954
The answer is possibly. You're using hacks or specific codes to do that in a computer simulation. The RL equivalent would be to utilize something like spell magic or occult science and to understand consciousness like it's never been understood before.

>>9315478
The rise of a new universe is not necessarily a creation as we would imagine, but it's almost impossible for a sane mind to believe that it's just the result of nothing.

>>9315410
It has to be something exercising its force. Besides that literally everything is possible. Even abstractions or logical implications could have resulted in the big bang.

>>9313874
Why castrate yourself, if you could just eat onions?

>>9314852
That's something entirely different. We could take x as an element of space and z as an element of time. Then we would take a as a variable and formulate it as (x/z)^a. The acceleration is described as the derivation function.

>>9314841
But isn't the box an exclusion where infinity couldn't have been defined?

>>9314820
The speed limit is not defined for space outside of the universe. The acceleration could have happened without time, it's possible because it's outside of the ordered field.