/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8660966
search engine says the earth has 510,064,472 km^2 surface area, so assuming a digit covers 1 cm^2 on your piece of paper, you would get 510,064,472 km^2 / 1cm^2 = 5.10064472 × 10^18 digits

for comparison of magnitude, 10^18 seconds is 32 billion years

>>8609557
good point

>>8523554
why are you such an extremist edgelord?

>>8520081
>even reddit
have you ever spoken to a redditor in real life? it's like they take mental imbalance to a whole new level

>>8505371
>is it possible to literally not be able to understand certain topics in mathematics?
i've probably thought this at least once every school year, but the concepts always seem to stick eventually somewhere down the line

>>8471429

>>8400787
>is/ought
Go on.

>AMA
do you have anything of substance to post?
>>>/reddit/

>>8383556
do you honestly enjoy what you're studying?

it doesn't sound like it

>>8369371
>https://twitter.com/Mathematical_A/status/779371300649177088
yeah, i read the interview

he's not working on it

>>8356103
because the rationals form a field while the integers dont

>>8333018
good luck understanding those 500 pages without reading 100s of pages of past papers he's written

>>8265795
> Arithmetic Spacetime Geometry from String Theory
https://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0510091

>>8241621
what does that have to do with raising a kid?