/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9339822
>You can diagnosis schizophrenia with an MRI

>>9259710
>Mars was only valued at £10,000, while Venus is said to be worth less than a penny.
Somehow I don't think Elon Musk would respond to someone bidding on Mars with an offer that wouldn't even cover 1/6 the cost of one of his cars by saying "too rich for my blood."
I'm pretty sure the fact multiple extremely wealthy parties are actively trying to colonize Mars with exorbitantly priced rocket technology means it necessarily isn't something anyone on minimum wage salary could purchase. Not sure what these prices are even meant to indicate, but they clearly have nothing to do with actual economics.

>>8373037

>http://blog.chron.com/sciguy/2009/08/book-spotlight-biocentrism/

>Einstein once asked a fellow physicist, “Do you really believe the moon isn’t there when you don’t look at it?” That’s a really interesting subjective question. The answer would be yes, as long as a consciousness is interacting with it.

>Einstein once asked a fellow physicist, “Do you really believe the moon isn’t there when you don’t look at it?” That’s a really interesting subjective question. The answer would be yes, as long as a consciousness is interacting with it. I think we know for a scientific fact that without an observer not a single particle exists in that tree with definite properties.

>It's a "brainlet conflates observation with consciousness" episode

>>8357420

>Invented

LOLOL 5 + 5 = 10 today but I'll make it equal 7 tomorrow because it's all just invention and not based on objective reality independent of us!

>>8329328

>A programmer would have to code

How could you miss the fundamental point of AI that badly?

>>8308252

>without [order of operations] maths would literally not work

I want the infix plebs to leave.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_Polish_notation