/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14969851
glad you're alive anon, but if I can ask: what did that therapist say that any other decent thoughtful human being who cared about you couldn't've said? No need to answer if it's too personal desu.

>>9728814
bouba is the bouby one

>>8450003
I've been thinking about "covering" the category with these small categories, and maybe even have them all embedded into the same module category. It would be cool to have that done, but I haven't yet had time to check if it can be done. I also tried to define this equivalence by constructing a category of rings with different conditions, and say two abelian categories are equivalent if these categories are, but this became very messy. An example would be to have a ring of endomorphisms for every projective object, and then have the objects be sequences of rings indexed by the collection all such objects, with each ring being Morita equivalent to the ring of endomorphisms of its index P. This I abandoned pretty quickly because it seemed too complex to be the optimal solution to this problem. I may dig it up from its grave, though, if all other methods fail me.

>>8450011
I constructed a "retraction functor" to give me an eq for the embeddings if there is an eq for the whole categories. I would like it to be such that the whole categories of modules are equivalent to have possibly less equivalences between the original ones.

There are no mistakes, only happy accidents.

>>8388837
Well, our interests are very much alike, but yet I'm far from your level. I could of course blame it on my uni up to some point, as we have no courses on anything modern except (maybe) analysis. I still have to take some responsibility, I'm slow to understand things I read on my own.

>>8388877
I like walking, drawing, listening to music, watching anime and thinking about stuff. Gladly, I have a job with no connections what so ever with mathematical concepts.

>>8389426
Do you know what a manlet is? Assuming intelligence has a correlation with brain size, a brainlet is a person with small brains, a stupid person.

I have no biology experience but I want to try breeding simple organisms to see if I can get interesting traits.

How would I go about trying to make mycelium that is mobile, so it could possibly become a life form with a skeleton of fungus and a body of dirt?

Also, making an arena where slime molds compete with each other sounds fun too.

>>8281034
well obviously but

>>7757951
reporting in