/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4234273

>>4231512
1) Just send it for publication. You don't have to be affiliated with a university or have any acedemic credientials to submit something to a professional journal.

2) Go notarize that shit, then have a math professor at your local university give you some feed back. Revise if need be, then refer to step 1)

Your case is not too unusual OP. Since anyone can do math in there spare time and all it requires in pen/paper (usually).

>>3367891

>>3276229
>2011
>still believing in man-made global warming

fuck yeah!

>>3205475
brofist.jpg

>>3134826
Agreed. American Conservatives (republicans) are a dying breed. In 10-15 years, there won't even be a republican party anymore. They are too stuck in the past, and are not producing any canidates capable of winning the presidency. They have become a side-show, not a real political party.

>>2965240
Agreed

>>2857397
BROfist

>>2424435
>>2424435
Good thinking

>>2352403
GOOD copypasta is GOOD

>>2348161
>i think it properly, i just probably dont communicate across that i know it well

I know exactly what you mean.

>>2341224
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>>2283548
nice to see a smart anon on /sci/

>>2266311
Doing just fine, nothing that I haven't been able to tell anyone else.

>Problems

Having a hard to installing Hackintosh on one of my labtops, suxs

How are you doing?

>>2235492
NICE

>>2209304
Thanks.

I just couldnt take it anymore. It is fucking sick to see people with no critical thinking be blindly lead around. Why would anyone try and take advantage of there fellow man laike that? I finally had to just say somthing and make them think about shit. Religion will eventually die out, once people smarten up.

>>2130672

i did this when i was 7

brofist.jpg

I will denounce my chrsitanity. All the shit about killing in the bible was never told to me. All I ever got from church was some Diseney Bullshit version that they made up. Thanks for opening my Eyes OP.

>>1996296

>>1911801
Of course, this is pretty much common knowledge

>>1874437
Well, the problem occurs with the concept of "change". Even without time, or space, In order for "physics like ours" to work, we need a parameter to change, else logically our super-dimension would never break into the four.

We assume that our super-dimension has some changing property.....but we cant say too much more about it yet.

Or, our assumtions of our a "physics like ours" working are false, and we need a "radically new physics" (if we are able to invent it is another story)

>>1820540
Im glad you finally understand the importance of finding the higgs and/or graviton. It is nice to see someone learning somthing on /sci/!

Good luck little guy!

>>1397409