/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14523615
obviously it can, I'm just not bothering to spend the time on that.

>>14523561
Nucleogenesis in a vacuum absent of all matter.

>>14523466
I have five pieces of reasonably solid evidence to support my theory so I'm moving forward and looking for funding for the experiment.

>>14523301
this has nothing to do with how to overcome the financial problem. i can explain all day but without an experiment to prove my work then I'm wasting time telling you that.

>>14523151
SHARING NOTES:

Non-abelian geometry

Ok, so the system I'm describing is kind of abelian, but it has multiple infinitesimal poles per "location", and each of those poles has a moment in addition to an expansion coefficient.

It seems a lot like I'm working with a semisimple Lie algebra that has the bilinear form of the characteristic 2 Clifford algebra. In my system there is a change in macroscopic length due to infinitesimal expansion and rotation, but the end result is comparable relative to the unchanged length, so it's combining nonlocality with elements of length and rotation on the infinitesimal scale. In some ways it maintains the original identity, but it also edits that identity while it's under the operator, and later replaces it with another, unaltered identity when the system repeats itself (quantum U and R processes).

Looking at a torus from the side, if the inner (donut hole) circle is of infinitesimal NEGATIVE size, you have the two circles crossing at the single tangent point in the middle. Torii are involved as abelian geometry from the rotations being simultaneous with the nonlocal expansions of space: they are chiral and can be mirrored by the single point they share and it would be (I think) an isometry. (unfortunately, the combination of symbols I have no afilliation with helps visualize the geometry) The action of the operator takes a spoked pair of wheels and turns them into what looks exactly like two yin yang symbols touching at a common point but with one going clockwise and the other going counter. But all this is relative to the ground state, and when you use the operator, it changes the radius of both circles chirally, thus keeping the isometry via mirror imaging, but they are both larger, changing the (I don't remember, the Reynolds number, maybe) sizes of the handle/circles in a way that there is a discontinuity in length before and after the operator is used.

>>14523140
Which ones? The best one is the permittivity of free space in a vacuum which is an infinite negative. Pic is why the higgs potential well has the mexican hat shape.

So let's say I have the ToE but I'm a poorfag and haven't the resources to change this world for the better. What do I do? (pic related)

>>10005649
13 year olds whores upload them themselves. Do you live in a cave?

>>9889079
Because they tend to be raised in scenarios where education takes precedence over other matters.

Africans have to focus on survival and little more.

>>9889061
You didn't even read the fucking thing, did you?

Also
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irrelevant_conclusion

>>9889052
>facts are insane

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/race-is-a-social-construct-scientists-argue/

>>9889037
Race is a social construct.

>>9889025
IQ has been used for nearly 100 years. It has yet to be 100% proven as exclusively genetic.

Keep trying, alt-righter

Joy, another Meme-Q thread:

ITT:
>IQ is valid and here are some highly discredited studies to prove it
>IQ justifies my ignorant bigotry and discrimination of black people because they have lower meme scores
>t. brainlet
>IQ is/isn't genetic

This is borderline psuedoscience. Every psychologist worth his salt considers IQ to be an antiquated metric worth virtually nothing of value.

Yes, black people score lower on IQ tests. Black people are also discriminated against by the system and generally raised in less than optimal socioeconomic situations. Guess what? IQ tests have a CONFIRMED cultural/racial bias.

This board is literally a clone of /pol/ at this point. Christ.

>>9888359
You can't take the WAIS more than once within six months, actually.

>>9888330
Why should they be tested separately? Fluid and crystallized intelligence both factor into one's IQ.

>>9888316
The WAIS is considered the most "accurate" IQ test in common use. It measures both fluid intelligence and crystallized intelligence.

I disagree with the concept of IQ, but as far as IQ tests are concerned, it is by far the most valid.

>>9888307
Your ability to solve complex problems.

Getting pretty tired of the endless IQ threads, so I figured I would put some common myths to rest.

I have taken the WAIS-IV, a clinical IQ assessment. Ask me literally anything about IQ or legitimate IQ tests and I will answer it.

Correct.

>>9886068
I like coffee.

>>9885408
I don't even support the concept of IQ testing and I know this is wrong.

Your IQ score is invalid if you take an identical or similar test multiple times in succession. Your most valid score is the one you receive after a blind attempt at it.

>>9883643
Plans after college?

>>9883593
Engineers don't need to worry about natural phenomena.