/sci/ - Science & Math

Will telepathy eventually be possible like Kaku claims?

dear /sci/, this guy is fucking amazing. That is all.

What does /sci/ think of Kaku and him being a pro gamer?

Community college reporting in. Just got accepted to UT Austin which is ranked overall (world) in the 30s-50s depending on source, with many programs ranked in the top ten. MFW I made straight Cs in high school and everyone who made straight As got put on academic probation after two semesters into their college careers and got kicked out with a fuckton a debt.

>>3118241
Your day will come

sage

What does /sci/ think of Michio Kaku?
I think he's a wanker

Factor you faggot. If you don't know how to factor, go to khan academy and find out. Set each factor to 0. If factoring is not possible, use the quadratic equation. If you don't know the quadratic equation, go back to /b/.

That is all

KAKUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

>>2191354

A true badass. The original philosophy greats used to be more like generalists. They made great leaps in science and math. They also never went to a philosophy class. Modern philosophers ask why. Scientists do the same thing and then doodle on a dry erase board to get shit done. Moral of the story... philosophy.... don't.

>Come to /sci/
>Nothing but homework threads
>Niggers should have paid attention these past four months
>Some people are actually helping

Fellow /sci/fags, you have an obligation to tell anyone asking for homework or finals help either

A) The wrong answer
or
B) GTFO

Terminology lesson: The Big Dipper is an asterism. a recognizable grouping of stars that are not an actual constellation. Orion's Belt is another.

We've always known he was a hack scientist but now we know he's a hack scientist with a socially Liberal political agenda:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ftF8sXzoWk&NR=1

Apparently there are 11 dimensions O_o but we need to take into consideration that even if every one is proved to be real, we wouldn't be able to perceive them without being a fucking genius using the newest technology. We've just adapted to a 3D and only 3D world.
Also, string theory seems pretty fucking ridiculous sounding but believable...

Ask him how it feels being Kaku's bitch.

Suppose there was an intelligence, vast and unknowable. Suppose it lit the big bang, suppose it wrote the laws of physics, and has been subtly moulding the universe for 14 billion years. Now keep a straight face and tell me that it cares where you stick your dick.

>>1776621

Suppose there was an intelligence, vast and unknowable. Suppose it lit the big bang, suppose it wrote the laws of physics, and has been subtly moulding the universe for 14 billion years. Now keep a straight face and tell me that it cares where you stick your dick.

>my face when robotic engineers

The universe becomes a sauna.

>science!!!!

I approve of this.

http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/java/scienceopticsu/powersof10/

Well done my tasty little lemon drop.

Now go build an atom smasher in your garage.

Totally /sci/ unrelated, but then again most things are always unrelated here.

What genre of music is this song?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUsAklCp8zU

>>1385262
You shut your whore mouth. I'm not the faggot predicting an end to humanity on some gay discovery channel series.