/sci/ - Science & Math

Oh great, this thread again. Not like I haven't seen it posted a hundred times already.

> Goldbach's conjecture

>you cried about my unrefutable arguments

>>15742749
>u r le ignorant of [random topic]
Can you be any more botlike and generic?

>>15729814
>it's not dysgenic if i define dysgenic as good and breed my dogs to be better

>Voting is a game for low IQ people so they don't get too violent. You want those people to play that game.

>>15719754
>sorry, anti-fluoride crowd
>i don't see any peer-reviewed evidence that it's bad to put industrial waste in the water supply
>i just don't see it, ok?
>i remain unconvinced

>>15277675
> 3.26m
oh no, an autocorrect typo. I'm sooooo embarrassed.

>>15258545
>Stop this logical fallacy. It's good humor but abstracting away is a sword you have to avoid cutting yourself with.
This is what babble from the bottom rungs of pseudery looks like.

>>15227336
>veryone still runs off of a clockwork universe baby, we're just listening for the ticking
Education level: American public highschool physics.

>>15223087
>Heh.

>>15189766
>you guys seem super fun and enjoyable people to be around
You sound like you copy your zingers from a teenage girl's twatter.

>>15152290
>Determinism and atheism is on the rise
>...in countries with plummeting birth rates
You sure won this one, champ.

>>15146847
>[fully generic twitter quip]
>requesting updoot, fellow redditors!
Just go back. You stick out like a sore thumb.

>Fractals are mostly a representation of a pretty simple thing about math:
>Simple rules can still lead to infintely complex behaviors.
>Thats in itself a valuable information as it explains how a relatively short genome of just 23,000 genes can form something hyper complex like a human, or how simple fluid physics can create an unpredictably complicated system like the wheather.
>Fractals depict the origins of chaos basically.
>You won't find the meaning of life if you zoom into the mandelbrot set deep enough...

>>15125603
>you're making me and my heckin' buddies cringe
>r-right, guise?
Back to the up arrow forum.

>>15120250
If all the suspects are constantly lying, how does a detective piece together a case? #ParoleBIPOC2023

>>15101464
>I'm just glad I'm smart enough to come up with more subtle ways of exacting revenge.

>Sorry I block people for strawmanning
Midwit pseuds infighting.

>>15092263
>someone tells you midway through eating that kebab that it's made with human flesh
Ummm, sweaty? Why does it matter? I want to see some solid deductive reasoning based on objective premises. Oh, what's that? You don't have it? Well, you better stop being irrational and start eating ze corpses.

>>15091228
>What matters is the mind.

>how do you cope with X being more intelligent than you?
Cringe. Imagine projecting this hard.

>you don't even know what people mean when they say race is a social construct. You can find out in few minutes. But you won't. Why? Are you afraid you might be wrong? Lmao.

>>14985306
>i don't know what i'm talking about but reality probably conforms to my expectations and vindicates my ideology