/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8987880
>tfw can't buy cheap Бaлтикa anymore

>>8806152
you're the one making claims about papers being bullshit, you don't get to back this up by asking to find some paper fitting other criteria

how about offering a paper that can be reduced to a few simple statements about polygons in the plane, and listing those statements?

why do you keep backtracking?

>>8804250
>Linear algebra didn't emerge from geometry? That's literally the only useful aspect of it.
t. brainlet freshman

>>8787290
I just wanted to know the first sign that spurred on all the research

And I just woke up, why would I go to bed?

>>8785585
>>8785600
>>>/reddit/

>>8784794

you know you can click 'settings' in the top-right and put in a filter to get rid of brainlet posts right?

how new are the people on this board?

>the "debate" is over
this is quite literally not how science works

you don't just get to say 'muh theory is unquestionable'

>a thread died for this garbage

>>8762246
sup

ubc here

>>8760240
>-but software engineering because you don't need to go to school for that anyway so your argument doesn't even make sense

This meme is the undergraduate degree equivalent of buyers remorse in it's early stages, sadly due to accesibility of like minded delesionals those infected by this diseae never reach the upper rungs of buyers remorse and are doomed to eternally post about how they *tots* landed a job at google/facebook/microsoft after 2 weeks of intensive skimming of every worthwhile CS book that exists.

>>8745139
just use induction brainlet, it's borderline trivial

define 'standard form' before you ask us to prove its well defined brainlet

archive this garbage

http://archive.is/sVHIh

Do you feel that a field is illegitimate if it requires a large amount of axioms to actually function? What's your cut off point?