/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12721070
>fedoras are retarded
We knew this since forever ago

>>12335988
>>>/r/atheism is that way

>>10791652

>>10676000
>>>/reddit/

>>10476179
>>>/reddit/

>>10414408
Actual scientists care because they make our community seem autistic as fuck and repel away the normies who would have studied the subject.

>>10329858
>Doesn't know basic math, let alone freshman physics
>Posts a science vs religion meme

every single time

>>10271245
>hay guys, science obviously proves muh opinion
>but can you actually show it cauze i've got nuffin

>>10107505
>CS majors are this retarded
>atheists are this retarded

There's nothing illogical about a Turing machine that can solve halting problem with an oracle. And the same proof for Turing machines not being able to solve their halting problem instantly generalizes for the halting problem of turning machines with halting oracles deciding whether they (turning machines with halting oracles) will halt (since the halting oracle is only for turning machines without halting oracles). This then create a hierarchy of evermore powerful super Turing machines where the infinite number in this chain is capable of solving the arbitrary math problem.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle_machine

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>>9998027
>>>/reddit/

>>9899406
>confirm muh biases lelddit, the thread

>>9863097
>>>/reddit/atheism is that way

>>9840110
>>>/reddit/

>>9800523
>since it includes events that no doubt occurred mixed with ones that certainly didn’t
The bible isn't just one book with one theme dude. Stop being an absolutist.
>along with themes of supernatural powers
And you have a problem with that? Most classical historical works had that stuff in them too.

>>9744098
>What was Fatima? A hoax or real?
It was real.

>Mass hallucination?
No, notice how everyone is dry here >>9744100. Something physical definitely happened.

>Is that what people saw om the sky a hologram
No, it was the light of the sun being distorted.

>or project Bluebeam?
The fuck is that....
>https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Project_Blue_Beam
>Project Blue Beam is a conspiracy theory that claims that NASA is attempting to implement a New Age religion with the Antichrist at its head and start a New World Order, via a technologically-simulated Second Coming.
No, NASA was founded July 29, 1958. Fatima happened in 1917.

>Is it possible that some advanced civilization living among humans know much more advanced technology and they were performing a giant hologram?
Anything is possible, the question you should be asking is 'is it reasonable?'.

>>9517974
>>>/reddit/

>>9468994
A bunch of faggots appropriating science for their new atheism cult. Most of them don't even know calculus.

>>9464340
>13 year old atheist
>thinks he is a scientist

Why do kids do this?

>>9277322
Hey, there's nothing wrong with religion.

But the singularity is bullshit.

>>8283471
>I don't want to go to church
>But I'm too much of a pussy to just stop going
>So I'm going to cling to science pretending that justifies it

New Atheists in a nutshell

>The same scientists who scoff derisively at some invisible man in the sky who nobody can see or directly detect in any fashion, but who created the universe, apparently have no problem with some invisible, vast body of stuff up in the sky which nobody can see or directly detect in any fashion, but which controls the evolution of the universe and makes their current theory of gravitational attraction work out for them.

Your move /sci/.