/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11429158
looks like you're the pseud here

>>11369079
>>11369123
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>>11369262
>He left notes in the cabinets as prank, spooking his colleague, Frederic de Hoffman, into thinking a spy had gained access to them (resource notes).
I really admired Feynman, and now this...
This is fucking gold

>>11194328

>>10321720 >>10321333 >>10321725
>Chinese men like African women.
Not so tiresome.

https://youtu.be/FrVnt9J2QUo

>>9105575
Good work

>>9049365
>John Cocks

>>9049208
> Is there a better name for "real" numbers?
the Archimedean completion of [math] \mathbb{Q} [/math]

>>9039345
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IQ_and_the_Wealth_of_Nations#Reception_and_impact

>>9006749
>How can I be projecting when I don't even care about the Millennium problems?
Well I guess it's not projection then.

>You know what I think?
I do.

>I think I hit the nail on the head, and you don't like it, Mr. Nig Nog.
Not quite, or at least I still don't see the reason why the opinions of non-experts determine the meme status of a problem.

>>8990083
>there isn't consensus among the left on them either
>dumbass your president is literally a climate change denier
>not to mention steve bannon who is a white nationalist AND a climate change denier

kek

>there's no consensus!
>but look at these two right-wingers!

>>8983639
>did you really get banned lol
I've been getting banned regularly for almost 8 years now, 3 day bans fly by.

>>8982575
>Prove 2 is a prime number.
>look for divisors of 2 between 1 and 2
>there's no integers between 1 and 2
>therefore 2 is prime

next?

>>8972471
>you don't know anything about nietzschean thought
You exposed yourself.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_Nietzsche#Eternal_return

>tfw you sleep with the girl you're tutoring linear algebra

>>8909240
and all 8 of those posts are more high quality than your whining

imageboard policing doesn't look good on you

yes, in fact i wish i didn't have to put my name on publications

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scipione_del_Ferro

>There are no surviving scripts from del Ferro. This is in large part due to his resistance to communicating his works. Instead of publishing his ideas, he would only show them to a small, select group of friends and students.

>It is suspected that this is due to the practice of mathematicians at the time of publicly challenging one another. When a mathematician accepted another's challenge, each mathematician needed to solve the other's problems. The loser in a challenge often lost funding or his university position. Del Ferro was fearful of being challenged and likely kept his greatest work secret so that he could use it to defend himself in the event of a challenge.

>>8824806
how hard is it to use google and amazon books to find a book for what you need with plenty of reviews about whether it's good or not? you textbooksfags are almost as bad as the homeworkfags, you're already on the internet yet you're too stupid to know how to use it

>>8757924
>122 isn't bad