/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16038106
works for me, maybe you need to reboot your computer or something

i don't care if you live or die

https://www.palladiummag.com/2023/06/01/complex-systems-wont-survive-the-competence-crisis/

At a casual glance, the recent cascades of American disasters might seem unrelated. In a span of fewer than six months in 2017, three U.S. Naval warships experienced three separate collisions resulting in 17 deaths. A year later, powerlines owned by PG&E started a wildfire that killed 85 people. The pipeline carrying almost half of the East Coast’s gasoline shut down due to a ransomware attack. Almost half a million intermodal containers sat on cargo ships unable to dock at Los Angeles ports. A train carrying thousands of tons of hazardous and flammable chemicals derailed near East Palestine, Ohio. Air Traffic Control cleared a FedEx plane to land on a runway occupied by a Southwest plane preparing to take off. Eye drops contaminated with antibiotic-resistant bacteria killed four and blinded fourteen.

While disasters like these are often front-page news, the broader connection between the disasters barely elicits any mention. America must be understood as a system of interwoven systems; the healthcare system sends a bill to a patient using the postal system, and that patient uses the mobile phone system to pay the bill with a credit card issued by the banking system. All these systems must be assumed to work for anyone to make even simple decisions. But the failure of one system has cascading consequences for all of the adjacent systems. As a consequence of escalating rates of failure, America’s complex systems are slowly collapsing.

what do you think the people who come here to spam us with youtube "influencers" are doing? purely organic, natural interaction, right?

it scans your data drives for images and video and reports on your porno stash to the government if anything actionable is found

>>15218896
>hey 4chan, youtube totally sucks balls, but i insist on being a jew enabler and using it anyway
jews and their stooges should all kys, would solve so many problems

>>15173784
>sees "humour thread"
>gets angry
>contributes nothing
>complains about the quality of content
jokes make you angry because you're too low iq to have a sense of humor, if you were higher iq then you'd have posted a funny meme and then your sense of humor would be represented in the thread and you wouldn't have to be so angry and upset that other people are enjoying themselves. unfortunately you're too low iq to control your emotional triggers so you went directly to being upset at your exclusion from the jocularity. maybe one day you'll discover meta-cognition, break out of the anger cycle and make your first good post on 4chan, i'm looking forward to it myself, not holding my breath though

>>14760596
The people who daydream their time away on grandiose soience fiction fantasies are genuinely retarded.

my personal rule about images of words is if i can't read it in the thumbnail then i don't get trolled into opening the image file.