/sci/ - Science & Math

>my friends are obsessed with stuff like video games and sports
>we talk about innovative strategies all the time, because it's cool to do that stuff and beat the other teams
>tfw you will never hang out with friends who are eager to explore new areas of advanced mathematics and try to come up with proofs
>tfw you will never even just talk about cool proofs with friends
>tfw you can't even find people who are genuinely interested in /diy/ stuff like homebrew biology, since those hobbies are rare unless they have something to do with /g/

There are people with these strange interests out there somewhere... but geography wise, I'll never find them.

The body is a complex machine that can be tuned by ingesting the right chemicals.

I can't be the only one who looks at their food more deeply than following the food pyramid.

>>4738319
It's a singularity. There are no sides.

What is the scientific definition of determinism?

No one finds this interesting?

>>4399093
Fair enough, but y u no like transhumanism?

>>4191129
Where has this foundation been all my life?

>>4110450
Nope. A naked singularity lacks an event horizon... apparently. I don't fucking understand it.

>>3896547
How is the geometry of the universe in any way philosophical, let alone exclusively philosophical?

Many cosmologists have put a lot of time in determining the geometry of the universe, and it CAN be tested by looking for patterns in the CMB. However, results have been inconclusive thus far.

>>3896547
How is the geometry of the universe in any philosophical, let alone solely philosophical?

Many cosmologists have put a lot of time in determining the geometry of the universe, and it CAN be tested by looking for patterns in the CMB. However, results have been inconclusive thus far.

>>3891886

I'm gone for an hour or two and look at what you guys do.

>your face when CCM is the new janitor

dumbfounded

>sharp teeth don't tell you what the dinosaur ate, they only tell you that the dinosaur had sharp teeth
>bears are vegetarians

>>2287947
I'm simply looking for fields that would give someone with a physics education a leg up. Dealing with plasmas draws on E&M, thermodynamics, and mechanics. The only application of plasmas in engineering I know of are ion engines.

If you have any suggestions for engineering fields that deal with plasma or that involve a similar amount of physics then please, help a brother out.

>Watching TV at 4 in the morning, while making breakfast during an all-nighter.
>Religious documentary talking about creationism and evolution.
>First things I hear sound surprisingly objective so I watch some more.
>"Documentary" jumps right into "Darwin said this theory was rubbish without transitional fossils", "archeotryx is the only thing evolutionists have found and it isn't even a transitional fossil", "evolution means you are an accident and you have only death to look forward to", and "evolutionists control the media but scientists say evolution hasn't been proven as fact and isn't even a legitimate theory".
>mfw

America isn't full of idiots, America simply has idiots wealthy enough to pay for this brainwashing nonsense.