/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9783171
>computer analogy
Fuck you. Holy shit fuck you so much. I swear the next time I hear another retarded computer analogy to describe the brain I'm going to personally find you and beat the ever living shit out of you until you cry for mercy. You computer """science""" mongoloids need to be purged and stop putting your nose in real science. The brain is NOT a fucking computer. Stop. Fucking stop. For the love of God stop. There is not a single similarity between a computer and the brain, other than your skewed perception since all you've done in your life is sit in front of a screen like the fucking autistic little shit you are. You are a pest. Everytime I read "oh well you know the brain is actually a very advanced computer", I vividly picture a skinny, limp-wristed pale smug piece of shit. He frequently posts in /r/science. He already got his daily dose of dopamine from the upvotes he got from making fun of Trump and posting a Schrodinger's Cat reference. He feels ""edgy" so he comes to 4chan because he think his popscience-tier knowledge of the brain is something worth sharing here. He takes a glance at a post mentioning the brain. He smiles. He knows what's he's about to say. He can't hold it anymore. He takes a sip of his meal replacement drink before putting his fingers to work.
>"Haha well you know consciousness it's a chemical reaction in the brain, it's actually a lot like a computer. Let me explain."
Then he starts to ramble about something he learned in his CS class. He pats himself on the back. He just teached another ignorant fool about how the brain is just a computer. Because that's all there is right? Computers. Reality is the matrix! This is all just a simulation!. You fucking manchild... You fucking disgrace of a human.
>"brain gombuter :DDD"
God, just thinking about you makes my blood boil. I can't believe I share a reality with people like you. It honestly brings me suffering.

Better be bait, I don't want to believe such people even exist

I haven't done any mathematics for 1.5 years and have forgotten loads of it. Is this normal or am I a brainlet? My level wasn't particularly high (calc 2, combinatorics, complex numbers, sequences, etc), but I've basically forgotten most of it, beyond the most basic elements like algebraic manipulation and other types of manipulation.

>>9709696
>philosophy
>not science or math

>proof of existence

>assumptions: neglect gravity

>>9558742
>biology
>science
HAHAHAAHHA

>>9551085
>private
>$4.9 billion in government gibs a year