/sci/ - Science & Math

>Hi
Hey
>What do you study
You know what I study.
>Huh? What do you mean?
You're looking in the mirror.

I fall to the ground and weep, silencio.

Does anyone else have thoughts of the fact we might be some sort of experiment gone wrong?

That's what the universe might be. Outside of it, there's probably some sort of weapon another creature created which caused an infinite reaction of hydrogen atoms, which has been continuing on for 120 billion years. We are the product of this cycle so far down the line, we aren't even aware it ever happened.

This is one of the questions I'm being forced to face. I'm finishing up my degree with a good 1st, but I don't think I have the drive to do any more physics and maths so I've not applied for anything postgrad. I'm good academically, but I'm not intelligent enough to make any breakthroughs. But, what do I do now? What can you do with just a masters of physics?

Is there any difference between an artificial neural network and a regular electronic network other than the fact that that values between 0 and 1 are retained until the very end in a nn?