/sci/ - Science & Math

>implying math is not gay

OP is right. To complement, here's the pic /sci/ couldn't debunk.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MY RATIONALIST CIRCLEJERK IS ACTUALLY SUPERIOR TO APPLIED ALGORITHMS STOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP PLATO HELP ME PLEASE

should m*th, alongside any other rationalist circlejerk, be outlawed for the sake of humanity?
If every m*them*tici*n in the world became a physicist instead we'd have fusion-powered spaceships by now. It's like an overgrown tumor on top of our collective brain power that's draining the most brilliant people of every generation for no other reason but because m*th is supposedly the hardest subject, when it's the easiest since all you need is an imagination and a piece of paper

They are nonsense. Pic related shows how easily complex numbers fall apart.

>>11709438
And how do you construct a circle of a zero radius?

>applying complex numbers
yeah how about we actually do that

*ahem* let me introduce you to null numbers
[math]\frac{1}{0} = n[/math]
[math]\frac{x}{0} = xn[/math]

Every "contradiction" that comes after this is pure distilled cope. This is objective reality.

>b-but what's [math]n[/math] supposed to be then?
what's [math]i[/math] supposed to be then?

>>11577324
uhh why not just like uhhh
like [math]\frac{x}{0} = xn[/math] where [math]n[/math] is the null number that equals [math]1[/math] once multiplied by 0?

like this
[math]\frac{3}{0} = 3n[/math]
[math]3n * 0 = 3[/math]

>math
>>>/x/

>>11461656
>>11461676
Math is for autists who can't engage with the real world and solve real problems

>>11456444
So uhhhhhhhhh the angle between the red leg and the hypotenuse is the solution to [math]\sin\theta = \frac{1}{0} = И[/math]
what do now?? what angle is that?

>>11263710
Not if time is imaginary, then it all makes perfect sense
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imaginary_time

300k won't solve this edish

>>11243911

How much math should I take during my CS degree if I want to work with ML/AI after graduating.

>freshman who's taken calc and physics 1, planning courses for next semester + the rest of my degree.

*ahem*

>>11177811
uh, I can think of a few

If you want to embarrass a mathsmatician, just show them this

>imaginary numbers

>It took him a while, but Timmy finally realized that all math above basic addition is a huge meme