/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11424280
By not realising that our current model of the universe to the reality of the universe is as good as the flat earth "model" is to reality of the Earth.
I consider it a thought experiment that went pants on head retarded with memes.

>>11316712
It makes you think about the concept of infinite limits. School taught me that something was "approaching" but never touching infinity.
Me thinks people do not understand the term "approach". It infers a constant directional force to something right?
How can something have a constant directional force to something yet avoid meeting it without stopping it's approach towards it?
That definition always bugged me at school because maths geniuses seem ok with it, but linguistically orientated people like me get confused by it because it's a complete oxymoron.

By definition something cannot approach anything to the infinite limit without warping.
But at the same time, I get what they mean as an estimation of that concept. It's just poorly worded.

>>10061010
Salt + water -> Brine
Bleach + water -> Dilute bleach