/sci/ - Science & Math

This is all highly vexing.

>>12379656
Seething.
>>12379671
> I never said anything about a proof.
> it is literally a theorem that convergent sequences are Cauchy, and Cauchy sequences are convergent.
A theorem with no proof? Curious.

>>12167417
>Your mind doesn't override the mechanics of our universe
But our mind is part of the universe. Why should it override the mechanics of the universe for free will to exist?
Maybe free will is one of the laws of the universe.
>you don't freely choose anything, your mind follows the laws of the universe just like everything else does
If there indeed are laws of the universe that everything follows, then I agree that my mind follows them as well, since my mind is part of the universe. Now how does that preclude free will?
I see no contradiction.

Guys I've been studying category theory for 2 weeks now and the gender dysphoria still hasn't kicked in. Should I be worried?

Why does drinking coffee seem to make me dumber, scientifically speaking?

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>>11581663
Can't you read? When I said co. I meant all other publishers who follow the Springer trend of publishing low-quality binding and printing book with abusive prices.

Is it true that some mathematicians exaggerate how easy they find the subject to discourage upcoming mathematicians by making them think they're not smart enough because it doesn't come naturally to them? Because they view them as competition.

>>11541198
The whole point of real analysis is to get rid of infinitesimals.