/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15245451
nothing has been shown to be relevant to consciousness

AI sucks. Nothing it does is remarkable given the high-quality data sets. Wow, it can interpolate on a vast heterogeneous data set! I admit that it's nice that some nerds finally got off eachother's cocks for long enough to get it working for images, but really this shit should've been done in the 90s.

It's a board on 4cheddit where polcucks and other retards go to console themselves about their ignorance of high school algebra and physics, which deeply disturbs them because mommy always said they were a Smart Boy, so how could those fucking libcuck soientists be smarter than them?

>>15174764
>mwunkee wann bwahnahnuhhh? oowk oooowk :3333

>>15167887
i.. cant.... so... it must be....... aliens............

The vaxxdesert claims another, sad!

>>15023304
OK, and? How does that answer my question? How would you observe yookies evolving into prookies in da lab, retard?

>John has resorted to whinging about twatter arguments after getting abused every day for posting his "paper"

Why is there one schizo for every topic? For instance there's also a relativity schizo thread right now. Does OP also think relativity is fake, or are they unrelated schizoisms?

>you cannot unmove the disproved prover hypothesis

I have weird little blind spots ("scotomas") in that appear in my eyes, one eye at a time. They are fixed i.e. they don't drift like floaters. They often appear as a smallish main spot, in the lower half of my central vision, with a trail of slight discolouration that extends somewhat. Their appearance is a lot like the aferburn you experience if a bright light flashes in your eyes, like a car's headlights at night. But they don't go away, for a few days at least. And if it's a bad case, a tiny permanent blind spot is left in my vision. I have quite a few of these now, but they're in one eye (or the other) and they're about the size of a mouse cursor, so they don't really affect me in any way. I've been to multiple "ophthalmologists", who peered into my medically-dilated pupils, and mostly seemed disappointed that I wouldn't need laser eye surgery. I've also had various brain scans and other tests.

>>14664112
This kind of self-reported data, with an extremely weak apparent effect I might add, is completely meaningless

>The vaccine reduced my cardio resistance in at least a 40%
What? English??
Didn't read the rest

>>14639751
>Why is it generally believed by scientist that this proves that humans observing something, causes the experiment to change?
It's not. No scientists think that, except maybe some retarded ones. It's a youtube/reddit meme.

these "memes" suck ass