/sci/ - Science & Math

How true is pic relatedi n terms of tecnohlogy progreess? is it feasible at all?

>>8830045
>I need

If this is for homework, I highly recommend you just copy and paste this into your work.

It's not like it's a very famous picture that your teachers have probably seen already and are referencing when they grade your work. There's absolutely no possibility you'll get an F for plagiarizing another person's work.
It's not like simply looking at this image will force your mind to think of it while you try to come up with your own answers and force you to accidentally plagiarize with out even realizing it. Go on. Do it. Steal the work! Nobody here will tell your teacher, unless your teacher can tell just by looking. There's only a chance you'll get flunked and the worst that could happen is only expulsion. Just do it!

Let's discuss the most promising technologies.
Which are the memes and which are non-memes?

Doesnt have to be too original, i just want to have a few honest opinions from people who have atleast a little bit of knowledge.

What future technology makes you the most excited and feeling like "I cant wait until we have this"?

So how true will this be?

Can somebody provide resources for the theory behing the International Maths Olympiad? In fact can someone just categorize which theory is included so I can find the resources myself?

>>7503289
The cost of it all thought, seems very very expensive...

>>7274130
Domestic robots nigga

>>7172419
Take this chart with a grain of salt, as with anything that predicts the future.

>Is it even possible for science to describe reality as it is?
>No.
>Does it need to?
>No.
>The logic of scientific method is mostly inductiv.
>100%
>Are there any problems with inductive reasoning?
>Yes.
Does asking these questions mean I'm a sceptic or a fag?

What are some of the best talks TED have hosted?

Does this image hold any relevance at all?

I'm bored /sci/. Tell me something interesting about the forefront of your field. I crave constant stimulation and have 50 Wikipedia tabs open at all times. Now I feel like I'm reading the same thing over and over again and there's nothing left to discover. I want to see how deep the rabbit hole goes.

>>6293586
See, I'm trying to get back into and finishing Green Mars, but it's all starting off too slowly. I'm still looking for sci fi books I can read. I haven't been reading as much as I would like too. Would the Mars trilogy be considered a hard sci-fi novel.
>>6293560
Some movies would be:
2001 A space Odyssey
John Carpenter's The Thing
Invasion of the body Snatchers
Moon
Solaris
Predator
Alien
Forbidden Planet
Total Recall
The day the Earth Stood still Original
Metropolis
Close encounters of the Third kind
Blade Runner
I Robot

I got this beautiful infograph.
It's complete bullshit, but look at the nice colors.

can we control the universe or only predict it?, do we have power or do we have knowledge about reality?

>>5901653

>>5784214
Here you go.

How do I test the divergence of the sum of (1-1/n)^(-3n)

I've tried the ratio and root tests but they give me a limit of 1.

Anyone?

>>5717895
So the video is most likely not going to happen then? And this picture is more likely to happen?

Hey /sci/, Can human technology outgrow the collapse of the economy?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdO2Xh51Q-U
Video related, I know it is a little /pol/ But I'm curious if we'll actually make it this century.

>>5630718
http://www.futuretimeline.net/
here you go OP I think this is what you're looking for.

How accurate is this?