/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11443370
So go for the derivatives and integration methods you enjoy and can translate smoothly.

Just like this near-liquid shit I'm taking whole writing this post.

Thx based educator man!

>>11443166
Expansion is hard to measure especially if it is constant.

>>11443075
Yes, I do endorse public humiliation of both self and other. 'Tis the gift that keeps on giving!

>>11441785
>>11443065
I apologize, >>11442966 . You are 100000x smarter than me and I deserve to be punished for my hubris. I am gay and am now going to go suck cocks and take it up the ass

>>11442966
Oof, that's a lotta projection and presumption right there. I guess awareness of taking another opponent's argument to some logical hyperbole requires some other awareness.

Why would anyone believe I was trying to win an argument and not simply abandoning a topic when your response indicated no understanding of my own observation?

>mundus vult decipi ergo decipiatur

I am curious though as to the psychology behind people doing the proud peacock intellectual move. Never really understood it myself. What self-validation comes from it?

>>11441839
*meet AGAIN. I can't prevent having to meet EVERY unique point but actively pushing away recurrence values one CAN achieve.

>>11441829
Define 'fuck' and then I can help you. Grouping terminology is important.

>>11441832
Discrete it is!
>Just because some configurations at 'other' I would never want to meet.

>>11441817
Is mortality discrete or continuous? How would you describe that as a derivative?

>>11441813
In terms of the fundamental theorem of calculus and given an eventual aggregate, yes. Eventually all/every word/concept used has some singularity or asymptotic experience point.

>>11441804
Internal memory is only unreliable if you expect others to hold it to the same standard and cycle of response/integrity as you do.

>>11441782
Enjoy yourself primarily and never hide what makes you smile, the rest will follow because others make it some bullshit secret sauce story.

>>11441383
Your right. We should just storm everyone's private space and blast in their face the OPTIMAL approach of interacting and to abandon their non-christian values until everyone conforms.

I was a fool for letting individuals decide for themselves how they should approac their lives.

>Related song: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fxKBCLPP20s

Fuck the individual! Mass control for the masses! Let's all be homogenous!

>>11441753
Why would I need pride in myself and aren't genius ideas ultimately the opinion of the audience, the majority of which would be absolute morons incapable of identifying either a good idea OR genius by virtue of the mass public always being idiots?

>>11440015
Brainfuck cargo cult programming you say? Don't mind if I do!

>>11441715
It is caused by lack of male inclusion and low language exchange opportunities/freedom. Society has wrapped itself into a huge knot of anxiety and self-exclusion.

Chose mine because I wanted to be studied, not to study other people's shit.

>You are either a content generator, curator, critic, or consumer. I chose that order for a reason.

>>11433921
Why do cope threads even get posted? It seems genuinely retarded to me.

>>11440311
Fetishes are communication vectors. You can't normalize everything. It is up to the individual if they want to recondition or explain why their fetish is preferable.

>>11438296
This masterclass in sitting still you prescribe seems fucking intense.

If I trained real hard how long do you think I could sit still for? Like, can I sit still even if invading armies come and take my women away?

FFS JUST LET ME DIE ALREADY.

CHRIST HAVING TO HEAR THESE MORTALS FUCKING COMPLAIN ABOUT HOW AND WHO DEATH CHOOSES TO VISIT IS DOING MY HEAD IN.

>>11438660
If black holes are real, why would this shit matter? Is physics greater than biology or nah?

>>11438837
If you were the one to collect it, then you are the only one with the integrity to carry it.

>>11438858
So being wrapped by a tongue. Gotcha.

>>11438828
I missed that Tooker mathematics. Less than 10. Safe to call that an epsilon, correct, friend?