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>>12742836
did you find /sci/ yesterday?

>>12363679
neural networks can't interpret basic math let alone actual applied math
and no, using statistics to approximate an answer 99% of the time is not an understanding of math

>>12302140
Wrong.

>>12059496
I paid all three months of the lease agreement and I intended to keep paying. I paid to have a peaceful place to sit and work. I invented the time circuit and solved the Yang--Mills mass gap problem that summer, and I found the limits of sine and cosine at infinity. I was able to have a shower without 15 other homeless guys naked in there with me, and I was able to pass the hours of the day with gangstalkers heckling from next door instead of the seat next to mine at the table in McDonalds. I was able to have a kitchen to prepare food, and I was able to sleep in a bed. I was able to have internet all day, and many other things, such as a washing machine for my clothes so I was no longer wearing dirty sweaty stinky clothes for days at a time, and air conditioning, and running water, and a roof, etc.

>All you did was pay to get swatted.
I didn't pay for that. Whoever got the police to wrongfully arrest me in my own home was the one who paid for it.

>>11860564
I used to hate schizos but as I near 15 years spent on this shithole, I begin to realize that they're not only an unavoidable but also a necessary part of 4chan(nel) and its future.
The discussion here must be brought down to bare coherence. The entire site must be littered by shit and schizo posts. This is the only way to generate a great amount of noise within the training data that will be inevitably used to train countless of advanced neural networks in the future, the same ones that will be used against this very place. If the majority of the posts are shitposts and schizos sperging out, the training data becomes too toxic and nothing can be trained on it because in order to filter out the schizoposts, you must also filter the shitposts which are of a similar-to-indistinguishable quality, and by training a neural network only on the kc-tier posts you will never end up with one that is fluent enough in shitposting to integrate here and pass 4chan's Turing test without being called out. I used "kc-tier" as a synonym for "serious" with a negative connotation, just an example of something that a neural network will never do precisely because it's a shitpost inside joke from 2014 which is impossible to be trained for as the misfire rate for its undefined use cases is pretty high and will therefor always get pushed back by the NN for a higher-confidence word like "serious". Shitting up the discussion reduces the confidence for every single unusual word or meme and will always lead to any neural network defaulting to the highest-confidence serious words that only occur in the coherent sentences that are out of the cloud of shit and piss. Just think about it logically.

Fractional Distance: The Topology of the Real Number Line with Applications to the Riemann Hypothesis
https://vixra.org/abs/1906.0237
Recent analysis has uncovered a broad swath of rarely considered real numbers called real numbers in the neighborhood of infinity. Here we extend the catalog of the rudimentary analytical properties of all real numbers by defining a set of fractional distance functions on the real number line and studying their behavior. The main results of are (1) to prove with modest axioms that some real numbers are greater than any natural number, (2) to develop a technique for taking a limit at infinity via the ordinary Cauchy definition reliant on the classical epsilon-delta formalism, and (3) to demonstrate an infinite number of non-trivial zeros of the Riemann zeta function in the neighborhood of infinity. We define numbers in the neighborhood of infinity as Cartesian products of Cauchy equivalence classes of rationals. We axiomatize the arithmetic of such numbers, prove all the operations are well-defined, and then make comparisons to the similar axioms of a complete ordered field. After developing the many underling foundations, we present a basis for a topology.

please never leave /sci/ Tooker

where have you been lately jon? been so quiet. run in with the law again?

are you still in ATL? or did you move away, or move away then come back?

>>11409233
you're such a larper. "hurr durr i reproduced a really hard experiment and i got surprising results so i troll 4chan and promote EU instead of writing it up and publishing it. i don't even post any proof or post my data on pastebin or anything, i just debunked QM in my garage guys trust me"

this is why everyone hates you. you're not even fun like jon was

How do we explain the abnormal prevalence and persistence of schizophrenia? There's the theory that our tribes needed shamans and a religion to maintain unity so it was incentivized, there's another theory that it's a byproduct of language evolution, or perhaps the other one that says that promoting extreme delusions can be highly beneficial for personal gain in primitive societies, or maybe the other 10 or so all saying the same thing - the evolutionary benefits outweigh the negatives.
So what's happening here, /sci/?

>Contrary to the previous view, there are models rooted in theories that view schizophrenia as granting beneficial powers to patients, their kin, or their social groups. This view attempts to explain the prevalence and persistence of schizophrenia over time and across cultures. Researchers, Joseph Polimeni and Jeffrey Reiss, argue that the existence of schizophrenia in humans is not random, basing this argument on the fact that the 1% prevalence rate is higher than gene mutation rates.

>>11219482
The Lord of /sci/

>>11186994
yes

>>11105807
If you do it for a long time, then it is not good I don't think, and if you somehow get away with it by inbreeding for a long time creating multiple generations of inbred children, then you are very lucky to have superior genetics in your family.

>>11060051
all hail LORD TOOKERLARP

>>11034276
>Literally some subreddits.
And here we have an insight into the average redditor's mind. As you can see, he legitimately believes in serious discussion and bases the quality of an internet forum upon how well is the circlejerk enforced by the mods. Alas, he cannot realize that there is a very specific reason why reddit, much larger than 4chan, simply cannot produce internet culture regardless of how hard it tries to moderate and steer itself into doing so because his limited redditor brain has shut down any thought processes venturing above his one-dimensional understanding of forum dynamics and the desire to censor anything wider than his narrow understanding. Yet, even his limited perception of this world has somehow led him to here because a very small part of it essentially realizes all of the above.

>>11030682
your life back
you can now leave 4chan and never come back.

scientifically speaking, what is the explanation for speaking in tongues? like the guy in this video:
https://youtu.be/kk8ic6y5T3Y

>>10782897
My nuclear blitzkrieg attack is going to be a lot different than a shooting. You go ahead and write whatever you want and I'll decide whether or not to kill you based on whether or not I like what you wrote.

>>10500831
based Genghis Tooker

>>10483010
what is the true powerlevel of widehat?

>>10465946
>>10465953
based

>>10458634
BASED