/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11588370
>Can we get partial credit on the exam?
Do undergrads really believe that they'll get a 0 for missing a minus sign?

>>10913132
>left derived functors are right Kan extensions
>right derived functors are left Kan extensions
Whose idea was this?

>>10671823
>good object
>very good object

recognizing that there isn't a god is one thing; recognizing why there isn't one is another. There is no such thing as random and everything is math. humans are just organic computers and every other living thing is just a shitty human abet extremely minor differences that we only see as significant base on our own programming. If there was a god he'd just be another math based thing which as a result wouldn't really make him a god at all. humanity ponders things like the "simulation hypothesis" or god and etc only because we haven't passed the threshold of realizing were just a bunch of animals that live to reproduce and otherwise just do whatever based on previous imprinted programming from evolution. deep deep deep down no one actually recognizes what "your not special" means and thus half of what we do beyond breeding is in relation to trying to prove the concept wrong.

its like recognizing girls are just dudes with micro-dicks (clitoris) and no balls. Its something no one wants to truly recognize beyond just the thought because it could ruin a degree of suspension of disbelief