/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9288226
I was joking. I'm a physicist though.

>>9288217
Pic related

>make claim and use a paper in ancient non-digitized journal that you have to go to a library in another uni to retrieve as a reference
>doesn't support claim at all

>>9224220
>If Mark Zuckerburg actually tries running for president

He will and try as a Democrat... BUT he will fail, because he is white, male, heterosexual, and successfully rich. Everything modern Democrats despise.

>go to uni
>math professor is a female

Should I just drop out?

>>9194255
>After learning about the double slit experiment, I've come to wonder whether consciousness

You do NOT understand the double slit experiment. All it shows is that observation (need to alter the photons to observe them) can change results. Why is this somehow confused with "consciousness"? The problem is the term "observation" is not clearly defined.

>>9191348
His understanding of mathematics was crank tier at best. Dude probably couldn't have even shown equivalence of Axiom of Choice, Zorn's Lemma, and Well-Ordering Theorem.

>>9178997
>The Moon may depend on Earth not exploding

WTF! Dude put the smoke-pipe down, you have had enough,

>I went to school in boston

>taking Physics 2
>homework has problems about electrons in "orbit" around a nucleus

>>9026413
>Child support. I would be impregnating women all the time if this didnt exist.

RIGHT!.... keep telling yourself this.

I'm studying real Analysis right now, but I'm mad at your suggestions, /sci/.

>hurr Rudin is the only god-tier book you need

No fucking way you disgraceful autist, it's poor in explanation, and the exercises are too hard and they'll take me a year to solve. I need a book that likes to chew and explain every single thing.

I'll use Rudin for the exercises, but that's it.

Any other recommendations? I really need this.

If I remember correctly, I got in highschool

5 AB cal (grinded all year because I thought I was bad at math. It was a piece of cake)
5 US Govn (EZ)
5 MacroEcon (self-studied, actually proud of this one)
5 English and Lang. (studied like only 2 days lmao, can't believe they accepted my garbage essays)
4 World His (Self-studied, still embarrassed. Probably should have studied how to do the free response...)

I could have easily 5'd BC, at the minimum pass Physics C, and probably pad my stats with some brainlet APs but I was too lazy

>I went to school in Boston

1 is the best if everyone could just agree on it
3 is the most explicit and I don't mind it

2 is pretty bad, yet it seems to be what I always encounter in books, so fuck everything

>everything in the universe goes from order to chaos without maintenance
>somehow we emerged from nothing after everything else emerged from a different nothing

>>8913970
>using partial d for an expression with 1 variable

>4chan is now filled with Creationists, flat earthers, vaccine denialists, ect
Where did this wave of anti intellectualism come from in the past few years?

>>8892228
>Dolphins in fact could be argued to be very close in intelligence to Humans, if not even smarter, and would be prime candidates for uplifting.

>thus

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>>8888473

I don't understand your madness. India is also a piece of crap of a country, yet they study hard. We're just talking about the few good colleges.

>>8884470

>revolutionized biology
>brainlet

Grow up you fucking cunts.

>t. mathematician

He has uploaded part 3.

>>8873156
>rate of change
>in an instant

Faggot, what he's saying makes perfect sense. To see change, you have to see at least a period of evolution of the *insert here what you're observing*. In an instant, nothing happens. There are better ways to say what a derivative is, and maybe it's not a very simple concept after all.

>engineering

Disgusting.