/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12686768
>>12686779
Good job anon! You figured it out on your own.

>>11832161
I did (rising senior) but now I feel like I'm catching up. I built up an impressive amount of math immediately after high school and during freshman year but after that for two years I was averse to studying math. I think it was because of career anxiety and a massive dose (somewhere around [math] 1000 \mu g [/math]) 25i-NBOME trip (I thought it was acid) kinda fucked me up for a while. Anyway I'm back at it now and it feels nice.
>>11832543
Me too, except I hate most of them.

>>11076563
that's impressive, thank you for the thorough explanation! I guess this should be programmable given that c is repeated enough times that you'd know what is c and what is not

>>10959990
Gravity is just pressure mediation, according to based gutsposter, if I recall correctly. Which is to say, he agrees with me that gravitational waves are acoustic in nature.
Feel free to correct me if I have misrepresented you.

Electric universe is an obvious misinformation scheme with only one purpose, to strengthen the credibility and the authority of established dogma and approved narrative.

Spacetime curvature is the most magical and absurd mechanism ever proposed in science.

>>10937688
An IQ of 130 corresponds with around 98 percentile.

Think about I this way OP. If you were stuck on on an Island if 1000 people randomly selected from around the United States, and all of you were to be assigned to professions. You would expect there to be about 20 people smarter than you.

To run an Island of a population of 1000, you wouldn't need more than 10 to 12 officials running the island's governing affairs. You would probably be just good enough to be the village blacksmith.

Cannabis gives me mad deja vu. Makes me feel like I've already lived my life and I'm in an endless loop. Kinda spoopy. Here's a blessed image for you.

>>10853049
this post made my day.

>>10841922
don't worry, you won't.

>>10831610
You'll survive in this world. There are tons of normies like you.

>>10783860
>outer core would need to be inside an alternating magnetic field already.

The radiation pressure that helps to keep the Earth in a stable orbit around the sun is like a huge electron orbital. That's basically what you are seeing when you stand up a bar magnet near ferrous metal fragments. The metal fragments align with the two dimensional surfaces of charge generated by the magnet, which are electron orbitals. The entire solar system is held in equilibrium by the magnetic field generated by the sun, more so than gravity. Maybe. That magnetic field is composed of many two dimensional surfaces forming spheres of charge, maybe. If this were the case, it would certainly explain how the mantle is able to generate a magnetic field, maybe. I don't fucking know.

The level of energy in the angle of refraction in the essence of the vat is growing with the power of the universal life force of the aether of the vat.

My thoughts are that transplanting any more than a seedling into the garden of another persons mind will result in the rejection of the idea. It takes time and effort to develop an idea, and most people don't have much in the way of either one to spare, especially on an idea they see as having high probability of being useless or wrong. Unless you arrive at my same logical conclusions entirely on your own, you will likely never agree with me. It's like Plato's Allegory of the Cave, the default state is to reject any information that contradicts your bias.
As is often the case, some things are better left unsaid.
t. Autistic Neet

>>10746484
Saved. I will be using this image like clockwork for a while.

Saved

>>10708974
Space and time don't have properties, but what is referred to as spacetime in modern physics is neither space nor time. It's the really retarded as fuck name that physicists gave to the medium that carries electromagnetic and gravitational waves. As for the rest, I really don't know how to respond. I wish I had all the answers but alas, I am an autistic neet.