/sci/ - Science & Math

What new and interesting things has /sci/ been researching?
This time please don't reply to posts containing the word "religion." Nothing against religious people, just avoiding starting bullshit like in the last thread (>>10357005).

>>10120440
this desu

>>10103439
The construction of a wall is not perfect.

Chaos theory has a monkeys writing on typewriters thought experiment that says if a continuous stream of literature arose from a perpetual supply of monkeys on typewriters, the entire random string of letters would, at some point in time, achieve the full works of Charles Dickens and beyond in some shape or form.

A wall in itself, is not perfect, the patterns differentiate slightly and each rock used has at least a pico difference in its mass.

Thus, a permanently in progress wall, with these random differences present, would, according to the monkey experiment, eventually lead to a pattern in its entirety that could mathematically be interpereted as everything from the structure of a life extension DNA sequence in a telomere, to the very human genome itself.

In conclusion, to the question of "How is a raven like a writing desk?", it becomes evident, if this is true, that they both contain an element (or more) of mathematical variety.

To the point where taking a little of column A or B and transferring them between themselves in a closed system, will in fact make them identical.

Thinking along the lines of "A raven shaped desk" or "A desk shaped raven", it is obvious that something has to be present that unifies the old genius and the younger disciple, if not the universe itself, and beyond.