/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15742827
>biological chemicals have nothing to do with biology

>>15733564
Not the same anon
but that is called the Jevons Parodox
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox

>>15089789
or you know... we solved global warming

>>12149266

>>12135114
>I don't understand anything on this board and can't contribute in any meaningful way because of my low IQ therefore it must be shitty
The absolute state of /pol/tards

>>11391958
>"hurr durr me use big words me smart"

>>11353606
>>11355059
>>11355055
>I don't know what strong AI is
>I don't know what AI is in general
>I don't know what consciousness is
>I don't know what autism is

>I'll make a random statement including all those concepts

Whats the sci way to make the most out of my probably rather low IQ?

>>10508502
I barely know anything about math but I don't like it because it doesn't sound as cool as set theory.

>>10356598
G-guys, it doesn't say the bug will directly go back to A, it could spawn right next to it and take the most roundabout way there across the points.

>>10283724
>>10283736
cope

>>9927990
I dissolve my drugs into this stuff, hehe

Is Operations Research a meme? Is it basically an engineering job? Don't get me wrong I have no issue with having an applied job I just don't want a career that I could have just gotten with an engineering degree. Is it basically just excel work?

>mathematics proved that...
no, no, mathematics can't prove anything, you brainlet. math can only derive one numbers from another, and then we can use this as logic argument. but this argument is not free from any form of fallacy.

>I watched all the Feynman lectures

>>9744961
>e^ix = cosx + isinx
I thought I found a unique way to derive this in high school but now I can't remember what I did. It was about three pages handwritten. Most likely, I just used postulates from my trig textbook that actually relied on the identity and I didn't know it.

>>9741356
And I know things that you can't do in a million years.

I think a big reason why many high IQ men drop out of society is the basic structure of 99% of US schools. Your teachers don't like you if you are both smarter than them and know it. You don't like your teachers either. Programs like GATE are great for many kids, but someone with an IQ over 145 will still not fit in in a gifted classroom. Furthermore, I think any man with a dominant personality is fucked by the current educational climate. We need to bring back "boys will be boys" at least for the very intelligent.

>tfw top fifth on Putnam

>>9646271
(You)

>tfw got a 97 in Calc II back in freshman but bearly remember half of it without consulting a textbook
Is this normal?

>>9506824
kek. same problem.

For most pdf books I read just few pages.
But I collect them anyways.
I can't stop hoarding pdfs.

>>9477247
>proving the negative

Let's see if /sci/ can solve this.
You have two coins. One coin has A A on their sides and other coin has A B on their sides.
You pick a coin at random and flip it. The upper side is A, what is the probability that bottom side is also A?