/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2865937
Great. So the significance of this all is...?

If you're having some sort of existential crisis, I guess it might mean more to you, but to me it seems to be lacking substance.

>"mathematically retarded"

So...change that? You have the capabilities, the tools, and the time. Pretty much any sort of science-based career will require that you have some understanding of mathematics anyway.

>Christ claimed ...

His argument is based on what the Bible says?

>>2741305
I always wished I had the finances to go to Oxford. They even accepted my application.

Instead, I'm at University of Chicago.

Shit sucks.

>>2727193
>>2727193
You're not trying very hard, trolltheists.

>>2594996
>get robotic genitals

I'm not seeing the point...

>>2536325
Pic related.
>>2535670
Stem cells are a sort of "building block" cell; a blank template, if you would. These can be adapted for specific purposes in the body, where they become a different type of cell. In this case, it would be to replace or recover burned skin tissues.

>>2531619
You are making an erroneous amount of assumptions and generalizations here.

>do you have any idea the amount of work it would take to make something like that?
>a humanoid robot that actually reacts and acts like a real human?

With modern technologies and levels of A.I. development, such a thing is currently a feasibly impossible task, and given the way that programming currently works, an A.I. with sapience is virtually impossible. Sentience, however, is not too far on the horizon.

>the amount of material engineering, computer science robotics and electrical engineering required to create something like this is fucking astronomical.
>and all you care about is fucking it.

Earlier I pointed out how someone may be sexually attracted to the concept of an android. I did not, however, point out that I myself found it to be attractive. This is leaving out the possibility of emotional attachment or attraction.

>it's like i'm looking at a space ship and say: ye that the gateway to the stars and you go: but were are the tits?!

As earlier stated: assumptions and generalizations.

>>2465579
It's only a matter of semantics.

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>>2453892
Might I suggest that you see a psychiatrist, or make your trolling less obvious?

>>2433383
We're not referring to it as being a wavelength. The two are very different. Is a ripple in the ocean comparable to a beam of light?

will you guys help me with my homework?
I have to take Algebra II because I failed it in HS, and I can't do it well.