/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>7957447
The psychedelic experience is a doorway which leads to a hallway which leads to only what you want to find within yourself.

In other terms, a drug is nothing but a high-yield (fast but not perfect) technique to reach partly what your reason and heart cannot achieve fully in your opinion. If anything, it is a total lack of confidence in your reason and in your abilities to philosophy to be at ease with life; ease which remains unlikely, given that the choice of doing these drugs with the goal of opening your awareness and opening your mind is already a sign of close-mindedness and poor ability to reflect.

Why doesn't /sci/ like philosophy?

Hey /sci/, I'm usually from /lit/ however I'd like to ask you a question.
Do you see Maths as a human atempt to understand the world or is it inherent to the world itself.
In short, was Maths invented or discovered ?
Do you have any recommendations of books or authors on this topic ?
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Physicists are asking for help from PHILOSOPHERS!!!!!

>Steinhardt is fully tenured, a lion of Princeton’s storied physics department. He walks the same leafy streets that Albert Einstein walked. Indeed, his official title at Princeton is Albert Einstein Professor in Science. Still, he feels overmatched. He told me he has asked for help from outside the field.

>‘The outside community isn’t recognising the problem,’ he said. ‘This whole BICEP2 thing has made some people more aware of it. It’s been nice to have that aired out. But most people give us too much respect. They think we know what we’re doing. They take too seriously these voices that say inflation is established theory.’

>I asked him who might help. What cavalry was he calling for?

>‘I wish the philosophers would get involved,’ he said.

http://aeon.co/magazine/science/has-cosmology-run-into-a-creative-crisis/

How could science work without philosophers?

>>6988807
Epistemological philosophy

>>6980947

I have one of those too.

Human brains recognize patterns as well as lack of patterns.
Music consists of patterns and also lacks patterns.
Humans tend to get bored with familiar things.
More intelligent humans are able to become familiar with things more easily due to the increased ability to memorize things.
Humans who are more intelligent listen to more complex music.

I'm introductory level and a pleb. So, there're probably flaws in what I've stated.

>>6975743
ftfy buddy :)

Why should i study math and (hopefully) science in my free time?

>>5921469
Not as bad as this one