/sci/ - Science & Math

If there is a real threat of rising oceans then why do the banks pushing cap-and-trade forget all about it when it comes to giving people 30-year mortgages on coastal properties?

>>10943216
They weren't (dumbass)

>Genetics and evolution isn't some clean-cut bullshit but actually millions of years of messy trial and error.

Woah, what a discovery.

>push ball down hill
>IT KNEW YOU WERE GOING TO PUSH IT
>IT CONSCIOUSLY CHOSE TO ROLL

No, those are the ingineers and I don't wanna act like them.

Do finitists, rejecting the axiom of infinity, believe there is the biggest natural number, or that there exist arbitrarily big numbers, but they just can't talk about a set of all naturals?
And if it's the latter, do they think set of all naturals exist, but it's existence can't be proven in their framework, like large cardinals in ZFC, or that it doesn't and can't exist?

other than distance and time is anything else really continuous? seems like everything else is discrete.

>>9344317
>a lot of matter
>some really warped space
>compressed space
You are really smart OP!