/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9416326
Yes. Space travel to other sentient minds and see what they've concluded. Pool the resources and uncover the depth of the universe. Go from there.

/sci/ What is the most efficient way to use the brain? Schedule?
Ie. Read for an hour, listen to a lecture for another, study for another.
I understand that the brain is capable of incredible things. Is it possible to learn a lot of things, or is that too much for the brain?
InB4 Finalsfag
Its not about finals, I'm just curious.

>>5012340
I will talk to the professors there, I've seen posters about exchanges and stuff.

Thanks for quietening my maddening mind.

What's your major btw?

/sci

Uni Starts tomorrow (I'm a freshman)

I want a 4.0
I understand the fundamentals,
Hard work, Notes, do the reading, study 3-4 hours per 1 credit hour.

Can the wise men of /sci enlighten me or point me towards the way of earning a 4.0

Thanks guys

just wondering

Blue Brain Project: Build a virtual brain in a supercomputer

Is anyone familiar with this?

Does anyone have a link with the specific process on how they plan on constructing this?

How could it possibly be advantageous that love feels so much like fear?

not exactly sure if this is science related, but you guys are probably the smartest.

>wake up in bed at friend's house
>sun decides to rise right onto the window, right onto my face
>wake up too early and squint for like 5 minutes.

The light refraction in my eyelashes made all sorts of colours and then intricate patterns of circular things were forming, really hard to explain.

But if there is any clue as to what this phenomena is called I'd appreciate it.

Does being gullible have any correlation to intelligence?

>>3483753
Found source for this (bigger image) and some others in the same style posted here.

http://parablev.deviantart.com/gallery/

Very nice, check it out.