/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15501121
>be Chomsky
>see people using language
>people must be born with the ability to learn language!
>everyone claps

So who is this thread can explain to me why consciousness isn't quantifiable? It's beyond science.

>>15176418
sorry what car are you referring to. i cant see it so it doesnt exist. i have no object permanence now sorry.
>>15176420
no you weren't referring, typing, conscious, writing, etc.. memory doesnt exist! i referred to that message in the message i typed. i wrote that but im not writing that. im not writing this either, i wrote this. im not conscious because im not remembering anymore!

>>15154591
Wait a second.... Is Covid even real?!

>Do women will

>>11435505
I don't believe in the Cartesian theater or find it to be an insufficient explanation for a complex system or systems. What I meant was either a metaprocess that is the sum of all its parts, or a series of subroutines manifesting as what we call consciousness yet technically being an illusion, i.e. it does not exist.

>>9805569
>prof gives impossible tests and then curves them up 30+%

>>9462421
>the utility of intelligence grows in a linear manner

>Be STEM autist
>Writing paper
>Facts and models verifiably correct
>Too autistic to write a good introduction and conclusion

Why are words so difficult?

>1+2+3+4+.... = -1/2
>math

yeah sure buddy

How the fuck do you prove shit? Every time I attempt an exercise in one of the "canonical" textbooks like Spivak, I feel like a fucking retard.

And before you ask, yes, I've worked through books that go over proof "techniques." They provide a solid framework but there is obviously something I'm missing.

>Average
>Isn't in the middle of the scale

why not just make gigantic pipes to let all the greenhouse gases flow out into outer space

>>8343227
I can't help it senpai

when it comes to math I'm /dumb/, I don't think there's anything I'm worse at than math

How do you force yourself to study?

I get really frustrated when I'm studying and can't remember something after reading it once.

I know that rationally, repetition is key to remember stuff, but emotionally, not being able to recall something after having read it is just really frustrating and makes me feel stupid.

Anyone else have this problem?