/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15236548
>Has anyone here actually gotten their IQ tested

87
That counts as an 'A' !

>>14962564
You are a clump of nerves simulating the reality you perceive. So far as you know your in some vat being fed electrical stimulus. The axioms of math are self proving, the scientific method requires external input. I think it should be obvious which is more trustable.

>>14696623
>>there is a girl somewhere in the world that is perfect for you
>>her full name and phone number are inside pi

I got her name and number:
Jenny
867-5309

>>12253415
So she's just talking out of her ass?

>>11880709
>>11880719
>>11880727
Yeah I realized this is trivially true if you view R^2 as a sphere with a point removed. What I actually wanted to ask was whether[math]\mathbb{R}^2 \setminus (\{ (\pm 1, 0) \} \cup \{ (\pm(1 - 1/n), 0) : n\in \mathbb{N}\})[/math] is homeomorphic to [math]\mathbb{R}^2 \setminus (\{ (1, 0) \} \cup \{ ((1 - 1/n), 0) : n\in \mathbb{N}\})[/math]
where a_n = -1 + 1/n
b_n = -a_n.
The same trick doesn't seem to work anymore.

Does "depression" permanently damage your brain if prolonged for a year or more?

>>10543501
Who is this aCHADel person?

How much of modern science research is funded privately, and how much is funded publicly? Do the focuses of the privately funded research tend to differ from publicly funded research? They're probably more focused on potentially profitable knowledge, am I correct in assuming this?

>>9864866
keep practicing until it's no longer an issue. there's not much else you can do