/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8470254
>shit, I wish I had anything to discuss, or ask... or show off atm
h-haha

>>8350097
determinism implies that for every event/change of state must necessarily be a cause, and in this way I don't find assertions of quantum indeterminacy credible, as external conditions can be, of course, considered a cause, or the subjects action for the sake of observation.
say we have a "thing" that just exists, now we put it in conditions under which be can observe it go wiggly-woogly.
what did cause a "thing" go wiggly-woogly? conditions, of course (or maybe a method of gathering the evidence, like we bombard it with particles which make it do this)

uncertainty is in fact an inherent property of wave-like systems, which in some sense boils down to fourier series
now, fourier analysis is by no means indeterministic, just as anything explained by laws and principles [which determine the properties]

p.s. uncertainty principle is not identical to observer's effect

>>8338275
>post 2d image of 3d projection of 4d cube
>which is the fourth dimension?

>>8336006
>he doesn't know the purpose and advantages of sexual reproduction
>he implicitly proclaims inbreeding
kys

Junk foods have high concentrations of certain amino acids which can be converted in the body to neurotransmitters. These are chemicals which pass messages between nerves. If an excess of these chemical messengers should accumulate, then too many messages are being transmitted in the brain, leading to the disruptive behavior observed in susceptible individuals. (ex: american children, americans, etc)

Prove me wrong.

>>8319012
>>8318930 here
I'm not jobless fyi

bumpin