/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11282999
Same. Except I have been working on achieving these daydreams of mine. Sadly I am not nearly as intelligent as I fancy myself to be, so everything I've tried so far has failed. It still feels adventurous and rewarding that I have at least tried, though.

I thought it was possible and derived by myself a huge portion of the reactor functions, which were known since the 1800s. Still felt good for myself. Coming up with some old models is better than not coming up with anything at all.

If it serves as help, Anon, I've been trying to stay in this state. I often struggle with sadness and I even self-harm. One alternative to keep myself productive despite depression has been the consumption of ritalin. Ritalin stimulates the concentration of dopamin in the nervous system, which leads me to believe that these highs of confidence and productivity that you have are related to dopamin highs. That way I have succesfully turned some of my worst days into productive ones. It is a dangerous drug for people with ADHD, and I can't stress enough that you should stay away from it unless you are very confident in your heart and lungs.

So yes, if dopamine stimulators can get me in this state of mania of yours, I believe it has something to do with dopamine.

>>11071254
Dude, why even bother?

Everybody has to go fuck themselves.

Most of your life is decided in the moment you are conceived. If you are dealt a shitty genetic hand, any future that "human society" might have will not concern you. You'll leave no descendants. The odds will be so staked against any success that you might have exploring "humanity's progress", that you will see that even when succesful, you'll still have spent way more effort to acquire the results that those people dealt a good genetic hand will acquire with no effort at all. You might as well coom your way to the grave. If you are on this board right now, the overwhelming chances is that your life has already failed and you're undergoing a 10-years long process of coping that will end in a suicide, no matter what your egomaniacal world-controlling ambitions might be.

>>10456547
How to read the problem:

When z belongs to the complex numbers, which means z is something like a+i.b EXCLUDING one, f(z) = all that jazz [a fraction multiplied by an infinite sum where the value of n goes from 1 to infinity)

Prove that when the real part (Re(z) is greater than 0, f(z) = 0 and therefore the real part (Re(z) = 1/2)