/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10093895
None? What do you mean by maths bends towards calculus

>>10093905
Good reply, but we don't know if knowledge is related to the material composition of our brains.

>>10093891
We have a fair bit of knowledge on its origins, its use throughout time, and how it is evolving differently in different areas of the world, and how different societal and biological factors are driving those changes. Just because someone can't articulate and write out a response to it, doesn't mean it is a bad question.

>>10093821
>>10093847
Come on guys, you know what I meant. Is there an idea of how advanced human knowledge is about mathematics in respect to the complete laws of mathematics?

Are there things mathematicians are working to solve right now?

>>10093815
Maths is not the construction of a system, it is the discovery of a system by which our physical nature is governed

>>10093753
Wut?

How much is there left to be discovered in mathematics?

>>10077236
Why know that the physical properties of matter change at sub-atomic levels. I think it stands to reason that shit becomes so different and so out of the knowledge that we currently have, that our current science simply doesn't work well when thinking about going down in down in scale of size. Or going up and up. Why would we think that it stops with the universe?

>>10077196
Talked to him last night, it was chill

>>10075988
>>10076188
Astrophisics goes in /sci/

>>10076057
Me during a cannabis trip, but what mindfucked me the most was realising >>10076185

We know there is an obvious pattern of from smaller to bigger, now we even know that there are smaller things that the atom, protons, neutrons, quarz inside those, electrons....

Think about the chain, guys:

sub-atomic elements, atoms, cells, molecules, humans and other living things, the planet, the solar system, the galaxy, the universe.

Why would we think it stops there? There is a very clear progression of infinitely smaller to infinitely bigger going on.

>>10076051
Like, I think that is what the Big Bang was. When the universe was born, that's when time started

I think universes are some type of consciousness creatures, that know and acknoledge each other. Like, how conscious we are that we are people, but in different way. Maybe they are also part of something smaller.

I just realised that our whole life and existance is a prank. Like, the whole universe is a prank, and there are some higher beings out there that we can't even imagine how they are, or how they work, and they are experiencing in some way, or watching in some way, our reality here, and they are laughing their asses off.

>>10050273
How did that little girl make all that money? Is she one of those Disney singers?

>>10043263
Weirdly enough I feel deja vu reading this

Any mathematician bros get high?

What it is like doing advanced maths while high? I never tried it

>>10035577
The Chad ancient immortal alchemist, vs. the virgin weak Chemist

>>10035520
THanks buddy, I'll google those up!

>>10035102
I'm not talking about shortcuts, I'm talking about doing wacky fun experiments with plants I find around my neighbourhood.

>>10033006
>>10033059
>>10033445
Damn, son

>>10031072
Awesome post, thanks for the information bro.

Which one I should learn to start getting familiar with extracting molectules and compounds out of plant life?
Things like learning about deproteinization, for example

>>10030988
How the fuck do you expect me to get the precursors to synthesize those compounds?

>>10030994
Thanks bro. Do you happend to have those books in ebook form?

>>10030837
"Drug" is a poor word, because it is not a clear descriptor of anything. Different people refer to the word drug for different things, and different governments assign that word for different compounds, so you are basically saying "you are going to make certain compunds that I don't know about," Which is true, because technically, anything could be a drug.

>>10030259
I merely wrote out some examples for those continents to illustrate my point. I am not going to spend a day crafting an essay to reply to this shitty thread.

I think OP formulated his question wrong, instead of saying "science", I think he meant if the world would have been able to reach our current levels of science and technology without Europe's influence.

>>10030407
Thanks a lot for your suggestion, for a moment I thought the thread was going to die alone without anyone commenting.

Garage chemist is exactly what I had in mind to do. Like, doing some cool experiments. Nothing fancy, but some cool stuff.