/sci/ - Science & Math

Ok seriously brehs I need help, I went to prestigious uni and failed out, then I transferred back home to a smaller school and have a 4.0 through my senior year

How can I explain this when applying to grad school??? Do u think they will understand?

Does time run in parallel or is it sequential?
Is every moment just a snapshot that is part of a collage or is it more akin to a roll of film?
Is there a branch of science that focuses on time? I realize time is a huge portion of physics but what about the underlying mechanisms of time itself?

I think I found a better version of Wilson's theorem for prime numbers.

It is a division version of the theorem.

So, for Wilson you do:

n = 2
(n-1)! = 1 + 1 = 2 which is divisible by 2 so 2 is prime.

For mine you do the anti-factorial or counter-factorial which is each number divided by the previous number.

So 2/1 then you add 1 to the denominator and see if it can be divided by n.

So 1+1 = 2 which is divisible by n so 2 is prime.

3/2 > 2+1 = 3
5/4/3/2/1 = 5/24 > 24+1 = 25 which is divisible by 5 so 5 is prime.
7/6/5/4/3/2/1 = 720 > 720 + 1 = 721 which is divisible by 7 so 7 is prime.
Now is where it becomes better than Wilson, with n = 9:

Wilson says that 8! + 1 should be divisible by 9 if 9 is prime 8! is 40320 which is big.

For me:
9/8/7/6/5/4/3/2/1 = 4480 which is smaller than wilson's number then you add 1 and 4481 is not divisible by 9 so you get the same conclusion with less numbers because Wilson forces you to use big numbers but I am dividing fractionally each step of the way which allows for easier numbers to be used in simplicity.

>>10493691
>tfw too smart to pass econ

IQ is a social construct
prove me wrong.

>tfw there will be people always smarter than you
why even live

>>9367283
>tfw too smart to have my IQ not increase over time

why are humans so much smarter than other apes?
[lets presume this is possible because it is] we breed some human women [maybe get some African women with monetary incentives] with chimps and put them and their humanzee offsprings on different isolated islands
on some of the islands we can plant psychedelic mushrooms and other mind altering substances
over time we see how different social structures develop on the different island and if this effects their breeding strategies
over a couple of generations we'll see which groups natural drift leads to greater increases in cognitive abilities
maybe this will tell us something about the psychology of proto-homo-sapiens
this is the type of science we need to be doing right now desu

>>8699650
>tfw to'ey'eth intelligent tomth die

>>8572945
>tfw /sci/ veteran
>tfw too smart to see the negative ramifications of letting millions and millions of niggers into europe
someone explain it to me, p-please

Stay 1 day ahead of schedule, go in depth on that said lecture after the day we discuss it

Of course this gets fucked up when midterms come up but whatever

if your brain thinks twice as fast does that mean you perceive everything twice as fast? do fast thinkers experience more?

A man travels at a speed of 5 kph for half of the distance. What speed shall he be doing for the second half, so that his average speed will be 10 kph?

Tell me, /sci/

>>8458716
>tfw to intelligent to save humanity

>tfw too intelligent to go to college

>>8427835
>tfw prof takes off points because the method you used was too advanced for the course

>tfw to intelligent for STEM

>>8400316
>tfw to intelligent too be a genius

>>8387398
>tfw to smart for fiction