/sci/ - Science & Math

>suppose

> Input 7.43
> Incorrect: The correct response is 7.4

>>9494876
>human history
>cooperation

Do you enjoy math/science, or are you just in it for the money?

>>8474229

>>8470398
Enlightening, thanks

>>8456050
>still worth it

you are so stupid

Can someone please explain how this function has infinitely many points of discontinuity : http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%28%28-1%29%5Ex%29%2Fx

It's a general protest against capitalism.


>mfw they don't realize that capitalism is the reason America is so much better than other countries

It's pretty common knowledge that ever since we got radio, we've been broadcasting to the entire galaxy, and that this bubble of information is about 70 lightyears around our planet.

Now, is there any reason to believe that there might be some Doppler effect on this stream of information, so that when we at some point stop broadcasting, then it will compress into a wave of accumulated information that would last a mere amount of seconds instead of being a stream of continuous information?

The "Wow!" signal got me thinking about this. Because if it is possible for the stream of info we're sending out to accumulate over time, then the "Wow!" signal might be the remnant of a civilization that once existed, perhaps centuries of information compressed into that bit of data we picked up.

http://www.trivester.com/world/americas/caribbean/barbados/comments/hiv-aids/cure-found/jul03-10/

How does it make you feel that the cure for AIDS has been around since the '80s but its been kept quiet?

>>3023356 chamber of pistons