/sci/ - Science & Math

>>4790994
Wow, now you have alot of definitions, but they are very very very very incomplete. And they all assume "humans" to be of some special preference, so much so, that we now just look for shit that seems "human". So we are basically just looking for shit that has human traits. LMFAO. There are a tons of things with human traits, that aren't human, and it becomes another mindlessly stupid slipperly slope of no practical importance. It is just naming shit for the sake of naming shit.

Mills argument is laughable at best, and complete shit at worst. But I assume you know that. It is so fucking shamelessly ego-centric it is pathetic.

>>4376857
So then you "assume" that particles can't pop into existence "at" the big bang? Why do you keep assuming bullshit? There is no valid justification for you shitty assumption! What you are doing is equivalent to "making up nonsense".

STOP FUCKING ASSUMING SHIT. Stop using your shitty preconcieved notions of the universe.

\thread

A wizard appears and gives you two choices:

Humans will resolve all their issues with each other, adopt and advance green technology, then live forever on Earth in a peaceful unified world in stasis.

or

You become the wealthiest human ever. It will never be surpassed, you will have as much wealth as the top 5 countries in the world. You may do with the money as you like.

>>4234266
theta =
ArcCos[
(x1*x2 + y1*y2)
/
( sqrt(x1^2+y1^2)*sqrt(x2^2+y2^2) )
]

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>>4207013
>>4206998
If you are stupid, then /sci/ will call you fucking stupid.

Welcome to /sci/

>>3710032
>hi, I heated up your 60 inch thick long steel columns
>to 1400 degrees
>with jet fuel
> in 56 minutes

>>3541007
>>3541007
bitch think's her child is paul dirac.

>mfw he'll be a leech off her and a drain on society until the day he dies and she'll spiral into depresssion

>>3272114
Is it state the obvious day already?

Entropy. Entropy is the answer to everything.

>>3145094
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>>3049034
WIN

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>>2977949
>>2977949
If only there were places, where people got together to talk about and study mathematics? If only?

ITS CALLED THE FUCKING UNIVSERITY DUMBSHIT! GO JOIN THE FUCKING MATH CLUB

Were you born yesterday? or is this shit really that hard for you to understand?

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There should only be genuine colleges for mathematics, sciences, and engineering. English, philosophy, business, etc, should all be taught at community college type places for $50 a course, but should all be optional and only taken for fun.

Someone can more efficiently learn about business by reading a few books about business than spending $40,000+ a year on college. They could probably learn MORE about business from reading a few books in a month or two than their entire time spent in college.

If colleges only taught sciences and engineering, then I would think it would be perfectly justifiable to pay $40,000+ a year, because that money would be going only to a school that actually teaches courses that aren't bullshit. Also, science is something that one needs real practice and textbooks are not exactly something that everyone can read at home, so college is important as a way to test that someone isn't going to be a hack scientist, which most scientists are. But if we increase the number of people trying to become scientists, then amongst the millions of complete hacks that complete their degree, there will be an increase in actual, genuine scientists.

Discuss.

The name and reputation of your school says a lot. 4.0's from West Coast State got nothing on 3.0's from Well Respected University.