/sci/ - Science & Math

>multivariable calculus

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My reply from the thread you spammed on /pol/:
I understood 100% of what he is saying. Most of it is intentionally complex to confuse the reader and pump up OP's ego.

Obviously, oxidative stress causes tissue inflammation which induces cell death more rapidly. In turn, this ensures that DNA is continually damaged with each replication and the telomeres are shortened. This is what causes aging, not only aging, but to anyone who understands biology, most chronic, degenerative diseases.

OP does not even attempt to address how he intends to prevent telomeres from shortening. It seems he desires to prevent cell death which would quickly induce cancer as cells would not die and instead replicate uncontrollably. To administer such a "drug" would be to commit mass murder.

Or perhaps he also intends to modulate cell replication, which would also be a nearly impossible feat, unless you could manage to hijack the body with nanomachines but that also brings up dire issues.

>TLDR;
OP's idea is fake and gay. It's not revolutionary either.

Is critical thinking a logical fallacy as well?

PhD brah here. I've learned more physics than I know what to do with, so I'm thinking of making a YouTube tutorials series.

My strong points are thermodynamics, energy, fluid mechanics, classical and quantum mechanics.

Would you watch?

Which topics would you like to see in tutorials?

An anon was talking about comprehending videos in 5 times the orginal speed. He claim to had slowly increase the speed weekly to reach that level.

But is this ability genetic or can anybody learn it?

Please help I want to finish a 1 hour video in 12 minutes.

I have one, works like a charm. Sells for a profit, thinking about scaling up. Sell to friends family and some restuarants.

Currently running sets of garden towers, pvc pipes with 3d printed parts, work modular so easy to scale up or down.

Light is not essentially a big cost, just use LED.

Water is not a big thing either cus it ruins on circulation so about 90% less then on a big scaled farm. I currently provide my own nutrient solution because it is cheaper than purchasing sets of 750ml.

Air and ventilation is a need, makes plants happy.

The biggest cost would be to keep the climate optimal, at about 24C. In Norway this is a problem as it can get cold in the winter.

Overall vertical is the future of farming, really.
- 90% less water
- 2 shipping containers is about 2 acres of
land.
- 30% higher yields on harvest
- 30% faster grow times
- No dirt = no pesticides = no flavour reduction of the plants
- Farms can be more localy, nutrient value of plants start to decrease right as you harvest them. Average travel distance of plants and produce is about 1600miles in America, they taste like shit and have zero Nutritional value.

And its pretty fucking cool.

What if we took a population of octopuses and killed off the ones who are slower/dumber. Keep doing this for thousands of years and should we in the end have a bunch of intellectual octopuses on par with us ?

Could it be possible that our universe was created by a time traveler?