/sci/ - Science & Math

there is no covid faggot.

>>16185757
because we're all vaccinated faggot

>>16185894
speak for yourself nigger

>>16185894
vax protection only lasted 6 months, you arent protected from shit

>>16185757
yeah, the mild cold isnt going away.
best hide under your bed permanently

>>16185773
is the sideways L symbol an inversion operator?

>>16186225
AND NOT B I meant.

>>16186129
> Infinite sets are the issue

Sure. Infinite sets and limits cause things to get complicated. Do you have an alternative that doesn't require something absurd like "there exists some N which is the largest integer?"

>>16186231
it's the "not" operand

>>16186242
>Do you have an alternative that doesn't require something absurd like "there exists some N which is the largest integer?"
I think claiming there is no largest integer is more absurd than claiming that there is a largest useful integer, which can evolve with time and need, but still remains finite.
In fact, for every application, we could fix an N that is large enough and meet all our needs with such an N.

>>16185729
Euclidean 3D space is where the money is.

ywnhaj

>>16185729
is there something else you want to tell us anon?

>>16185673
Oh cool
>logs in
>spongebob memes

Ok..

>>16185830
>>16185832
>>16185840

>>16185739
Based Cunt

>>16185883

Seriously what the fuck is this server? I keep seeing it posted and I don't want to join it in case its pedos or something

>>16185659

Robot-wives can not come fast enough!

>>16186027
Bioholes will never allow this

>>16186032

Bio-cunts vs Robo-wives
Nothing freaks a woman out more than the idea that she can be replaced.

>>16185659
So it never causes any sort of permanent size increase AND reduces sensitivity.
Seems like an absolute waste.

>>16185659
that sounds dog shit my guy
why didn't you just get a tight 4'10" asian or latina
>>16185859
>>16186096
I'm gonna try GHRP + GHRH, subcutaneous injections 3x/day, should 20x my human growth hormone. bet it gives me another inch length, all natural real growth

Runs out of battery in 30 minutes.

>>16185511
Because wojak posting is allowed

>>16185511

>>16185511
Mods are in on it

>>16185511
The problem is that social media platforms eventually adopt a political leaning. /pol/ schizos being around at least prevents left-leaning people from establishing a foothold on the board and discussing gender science and other shit. /pol/ is 4chan's guard dog

>>16186215
Most /pol/ and /x/ posters did not post on this board before the pandemic, and there was no problem of gender science shitting up the board back then.
So I'd rather go back to that

>>16188310
Thank you based anon

>>16186040
Those are trivial issues

>>16185485
>Can anyone recommend good books for learning bioinformatics/genomics/data science?
The fact that you asked this as an OP on 4chan with a weeb image proves that you're too stupid to understand those fields anyway.
You're a waste of food.

>>16185485
https://rosalind.info/problems/locations/
https://www.biostarhandbook.com/
http://www.bioinformatics.org/wiki/Books#Biology_with_computers

BLAST off, kid o7

>>16189185
You need to be at least 18 years old to post

>>16185469
>98.5% of our DNA is "junk"

Sounds about right, 98.5% of our behavior is also junk.

>thoughts?

We are less complicated than we think?

>>16186151
What you call junk, I call necessary. Imagine a movie with absolutely no space to let a scene breathe. It would cease to be artistic and soulful. Just because you think something is unnecessary just shows your ignorance.

>>16185643
whole human genome is 3 Gbp (Giga base pairs) long, and can the full sequence can be downloaded by anyone as a textfile
>>16185593
> we simply don't know what it does
only correct answer
>>16185469
no, out of 3 billion base pairs of human genome about 1% is transcribed into mRNA, a lot of the rest are transcribed into other types of RNA, still technically genes but are called "non-coding". The rest that isn't transcribed into RNA are regions like CpG islands, telomeres, centromeres, intergenic regions etc. which control the expression of coding and non-coding genes, but that's what molecular biologists say of any sequence they don't understand the function of.

>tfw no linux gf

>>16185469
There is no junk DNA. We got no git for DNA, so disabled code gets commented out just in case it will be necessary in the future.

>>16185462
Her name??

>>16185578
>Nooe. Not my problem if you're completely mindbroken by black genitalia
It is your problem that you're obsessed with black genitalia. You literally started this fucking thread moron shitskin OP.
You're literally a homosexual.
>>16185917
ky

>>16185462
Why wouldn't they? The world wasn't made to sate your incel bitterness. Also name?

>>16185462
Depends, are there studies on exhibitionism? That's basically where modern young females are at. Just look at them show off their cameltoes right in front of kids in public. They have so sense of sexual responsibility, it could probably have some negative impact on them if men weren't willing to let them get away with nearly any inappropriate sexual acts.

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Danielle Twum

>>16185392
He has a micropenis kek

>>16185751
Yes it is also self contradictory when you set i=0=-0 since complex zero is still its own opposite number.

>Humans use a Cartesian line for that
No they don't, its the origin point.
>I believe I used a spherical Geometry
No you didn't, its just a point and it is paradoxical and hence logically explosive no matter the standard coordinate system you use.

>e
It is a constant that as nothing to do with 0 unless you apply the multiplicative annihilator function.

>dimensions
All dimensions share 0 as their origin point and are logical explosions via self-contradiction as a result.

>>16185753
>I literally define Zero as having non-Nul value..............Zero in REALITY.
Then what is 0+0 and 0*1 in the totally real system you have actually invented that doesn't treat 0 as a valueless value?

>you ignore
No, tardbot, I didn't ignore it, I explained why it was retarded.

>>16185766
YOURE CLEARLY A STUDENT.

WE ARE DONE.....GOOD GRIEF, CHILDREN IN THE LECTURE HALLS AN AWFUL LOT....
>Son...those links are not "I win." citations, theyre things you dont understand because when I break them you dont recognize it such or youre ising them improperly and dont know what youre argueimg about...but no, youre not "making sense", youre igniring and blurting back like a fucking retarded child......a college child.

>>16185769
You haven't broken anything you can't present your redefined zero that isn't based on being a value with no value because you have done no such thing, you just say retarded things to draw attention.

>>16185747
don't argue with town's schizo

>>16185368
You should take vit c with ice cream, but it has to be lots of both... It is awesome for ADHD and many other diseases it potentially unlocks the power of c6h6

>>16185357
I go outside once a week and that's for like 5 minutes max.

None. Bone health is immediate to bone marrow and incognate processes. Are you forgetting something.

>>16185304
So I just had a dream. In it I was told that since my free test I should absorb O2 vet well but I don't because I'm deficient I'm vitamin D. Is this true? I should get some vitamin D.

>>16185304
Yes. The reason is functioning just fine and not supporting every crazy fad industry and the marketing departement force.

It was an entertaining episode but I was shocked to see Joe Rogan eating all of this up. All these "WOW", "if you're right, then that changes everything...", "I think I'll have to watch this podcast 40 times to fully understand it" seriously?
I read in Elon Musk biography that his abusive father Errol claims he "solved" randomness and can predict any event because he knows how to notice patterns in nature. According to him nothing is random, people (except him of course) are just too stupid to grasp it. That sounds like a perfect guest for Joe then lmao, he'd be just as impressed as with Terrence.

Anybody else watched his "lecture" at Oxford?
>Terrence BTFO all these nerds who are too timid to call out his bullshit, prove him wrong, call him an idiot and go home

It's surreal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ca1vIYmGyYA

>>16185269
You know what they did to Tesla.

>>16188068
I got about as far as the 2*sqrt(2) thing. This is actually an incredible piece of performance art if you think about it. The man's a genius.

>>16188831
It would be if he did it on purpose. But his claims that he's studying this shit for 40 years seem to be correct - he has too much knowledge of random science facts and jargon and history of different thinkers and he's too consistent in his narrative just to be trolling.

Tragic.

>>16185262
>Son, are you looking for a job today?
>FUCK OFF MOM STOP PRESSURING ME!!!!!!

>>16185262
>short-sighted pleasure seeking
Anon… those are the only people having kids anymore

>>16186194
I think he’s suggesting those predisposed to shortsightedness are more likely to become entrapped in porn/VG so forth. Hence won’t have kids.
As you say other dysgenic factors out way this potential phenomenon.

>>16185221
More on this, how do you believe relativity (that is, apparent length contraction) plays a role in magnetism? After pondering it a while, it makes intuitive sense, but what is the Amperian interpretation of it? Does it change at all? Or is an Amperian interpretation possible?

>>16186992
section on the phase angle https://www.academia.edu/17135012/The_Geometry_of_Spacetime in here i think is quite pertinent.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li%C3%A9nard%E2%80%93Wiechert_potential

>. Linearity of Maxwell's equations in vacuum allows one to add both systems, so that the charges disappear: This trick allows Maxwell's equations to become linear in matter. Multiplying electric parameters of both problems by arbitrary real constants produces a coherent interaction of light with matter which generalizes Einstein's theory[5] which is now considered as founding theory of lasers [...] To compute energy, it is necessary to use the absolute fields which includes the zero point field; otherwise, an error appears, for instance in photon counting.

https://sci-hub.se/https://doi.org/10.1134/1.1349267
>Indeed, as was shown in the stationary case, the ABE is due tozero-field potentials, changing only the phase of the
wave function. The necessary condition for the ABE is the presence of zero-field potentials that cannot be
eliminated by gauge transformation.
The notion of zero-field (redundant) potentials was
first introduced for solving boundary problems in electrodynamics of anisotropic media [14–16] and is very
seldom encountered in the physics literature. The
authors of [17] argue that “electric and magnetic field
vectors cannot be expressed in terms of vector potentials” in anisotropic media. The conventional approach
to such problems was to use electric and magnetic field
strengths or, for zero scalar potentials, vector potentials
proportional to them as unknown functions (Coulomb
gauge). Such an approach turned out to exclude the
possibility of satisfying boundary conditions in anisotropic media due to the intrinsic structure of Maxwell’s
equations (see Section 2).
The use of electromagnetic potentials with nonzero
scalar potential in order to regularly satisfy boundary
conditions was first proposed by academician
Tikhonov in 1959 [18]. T

I love you, schizo collage poster. I'm even in on one. Have a tangentially related paper.
>Magnetic vector potential shielding FTW

>>16187903
fascinating, an optical tube two atoms thick, perhaps of a type of atom for inner and another for outer. a non-linear effect where the polarization of the harmonic is reversely polarized, insinuating an ability to perhaps polarize or phase shift the vector potential in the tube.

I suppose the phase of the vector potential in the laser crystal case has many parallel avenues for the polarization of the second harmonic of a laser beam

These crystal cylinders. This piezoelectric vector potential investigation, these zero point fields, these vector potentials where E and B are zero.

thanks

>>16188589
>mfw when the schizographic is organized according to the Fibonacci sequence

>>16185734
You would both have to have it for OP to have a valid point.

>>16185781
I do a little bit I think, doesn't really bother me

this is worth looking into

this theory aligns with my personal experience

>>16185220
This is just refrigerator mother over again. It’s retarded. Though, the parents’ neuroticism is related, certainly, because autism is genetic.

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>>16188510
Yeah these are correct.
>>16188049
You are retarded if you think there isn't enough info. The full initial configuration is there. How could you think it's not enough?

>>16185206
i think it's
[math]
\sqrt{ 4 g r}
[/math]
tho i may have messed up some vectors, or forgotten my vector calculus

When it hits the ground, it's speed will be reduced to 0, followed either by a bounce or a lack thereof depending on whether or not the collision is elastic or inelastic.

Well I wrote down the energy conservation equation. That's gotta count for something

>>16185206
The ball never hits the ground

Cause the Jannie wants to ban me I'm doing something against the rules so he stays happy