/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15982451
>You people are just bordering schizophrenia.
This is a big problem in America.
Schizos giving birth to schizos. The lack of mental hospitals allowed them to flourish and reproduce.

>>15034345
>The dominance of set theory as an enframing for math
Set theory is a [math]viable[/math] theory of everything of math: Every concrete object is a set, every abstract one a set-theoretic construct.
My retarded friend, it's up to YOU to propose an alternative even remotely as powerful as set theory. Bourbaki tried that with the notion of a structure (which they also failed to define, ultimately, by the way. Notice a connection yet, retard?) and failed horrendously after being unable to formalize categories.
Autists here dogmatically reciting textbook defintions and axioms does not make your stance any less fucking braindead.

>>14998631
And the sperg begins frantically quote-replying to every single assertion in isolation as opposed to writing something that is holistic, like clockwork.
Son, I have no interest in debating you, nor will I read anything you've written. Keep on dissecting my every word, just know I don't even care nearly enough to do the same to a faggot so far up his ass, he thinks his uneducated, unscientific soliloquies are of any help. Stay in your lane, all I'll say on this matter.

>>14884582
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>>14884584
Stop appealing to authorities and do some thinking of your own. Of course, studying hard subjects will always blow any kind of "cognitive training" out of the fucking water: There's demonstrated proof that engaging in cognitive work increases the long-term potentiation or the "connections between neurons" through a variety of mechanisms and models that test this are called "environmental enrichment" within the literature.
Increasing the load or demand that we place on our neurons when we learn strengthens the connections between neurons as well as neuronal morphology through the induction of functional hypoxia.
As we place high degrees of stress on neurons in a cognitively demanding task this promotes erythropoietin-signaling within neurons by transiently inducing a small degree of oxygen-glucose deprivation that preconditions neurons to become more resistant to inflammatory stressors.
> Introducing the brain erythropoietin circle to explain adaptive brain hardware upgrade and improved performance
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35414656/
> CaMKIIα Expressing Neurons to Report Activity-Related Endogenous Hypoxia upon Motor-Cognitive Challenge
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33804598/
I can guarantee you, there's much more and better data on environmental enrichment in the literature than fucking DnB.

How to find maximal y value and corresponding x value in a curve on excel 2010

>>9941984

Your mom pushed you into it by making you suck her and your granny's toes after giving them both a foot massage, and you now have oedipal issues.

>mfw no Lockheed skunkworks compact fusion reactor

RELEASE SOME INFO ALREADY FAGGOTS

https://www.quora.com/Studying-working-in-libraries-is-more-efficient-than-at-home-WHY-any-professional-psychological-explanation

Is the first answer in this link true? He says you become lazy at home in some sort of deep level.

>>7164249
why don't we have supervisors in every university ?

>>7153305
> scientific field
> philosophy
GR8 B8

>>6616627
I did not even read the Wikipedia article. I started with the basic definitions of planes and work from there.

is it bad i can solve complex math problems with an example from the text book next to me but can't with just my pencil and paper?