/sci/ - Science & Math

What does /sci/ think of philosophy?

simple question:

If I decide to make 10 posts on 4chan, what is the chance that at least one of those 10 posts will end with a zero?

How come some infinities are bigger than others?

Does this mean some zeroes are smaller than others?

>>5725944
>actually plays chess
>sages thread regardless
How do humans even work.

>>5705361
Ok

>>5685252

>>5681756
>do some researchers

>>5639340
inb4 Philosophy is not a science

Sup /sci/

I wanted to ask you if you have ever seen a Δ function with Delta capital. Like Δ(x). I'm not talking about the dirac function.

Thank you.

is Pi equal in the whole universe?

black holes, for example. you can't have circles in black holes, because gravity is too strong.

Mathematically speaking, is OP a faggot?

In a world where there's no scientific proof of God's existence and of life after death how will you explain to your children why you brought them into the world and why they will have to die?

my philosophy teacher used philosoraptor in a slide today, how relevant to this thread

I raged a little inside

If nobody observes it, can a quantum wave function collapse?

To feel a feel, one must feel the feel of having feels.

I want to major in this, but I dunno if this is a good major to get into. What sort of jobs I can get with this degree?

Why the hell do the mods allow EK to even be here?

If something fundamentally cannot be observed, can it really be said to exist?

....is "Strong" "Electroweak" and "Gravity"

the Tri-force.

Are the laws that govern logic and mathematics merely conventions or are they universal and transcendent?

if man is a product of evolution, and god is a product of man, then god is a product of evolution, and as such is just as valid as any of the other bull shit man dreams up, yes even you SCI.

Which science is worth learning and as a career in research & Development: Physics or Biology?

Question /sci/. First of all, I'm a dumbass college stoner, so I apologize if the question is retarded. But anyways, me and a friend were stoned off our asses and discussing the best way to store pot, and we were talking about air tight containers when I began wondering - at what point exactly does something become airtight? I know the basic definition - something that no air can enter or exit, therefore preventing the circulation of fresh air into the container - but one could technically argue that the whole atmosphere is technically airtight under that definition, and if I leave my pot out in the open it sure as hell is gonna lose potency. You could also make a huge warehouse completely airtight, and if I were to store an eighth on the floor there the same thing would occur anyways. So obviously the effectiveness of an airtight container is relative to an object's size. However, I can't think of any equation that dictates airtightness relative to size. So where better to turn to then /sci/?

Sincerely,

An intrigued pothead.

If I'm smart enough to think I'm not cut out for majoring in engineering...does that mean I'm smart enough to major in engineering