/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6488172

>>6099472
masterspecies reporting in

You can't make a game through threads on /sci/. Make an IRC chat page, or steam group or another communication method to keep it alive and permanent. Find programmers, sound guys, visual artists and redirect them there.
Not to extinguish your courage or excitement, but making a game like space exploration is complex. Especially if you're working with anonymous people online. But the right people will discover it and join in eventually, if you can get the ball firmly rolling.
Don't just stare and expect someone else to take action, or it will die soon.

>>5171915
/sci/ is full of edgy guys who are too cool to consider anything including the name 'perpetual'. The thing is they think your machine is supposed to magically generate energy out of nowhere. They are too retarded to realize it uses 2 natural persistent forces and arrange it so it goes into circular motion to support each other. I've seen real examples and they all work just fine.
The only problem is that the energy output is so low that you can't really make it useful. You should know how fast a dynamo has to turn to even light up a small led, these perpetual machines hardly make up that kind of spin to compansate the friction. If you can only make a huge replica of the magnet motor using huge magnets and a huge device, it would worth your time and money. Because even 5x2x1 cm neodymium magnets are like 10 dollars each. So you need like 400 of them to make it work. And nobody goes for it because the idea sounds "crackpot"
If you can finance the device, go for it. It will worth the result.

What if we're living in a simulated universe, and the propagation of matter are simply the result of the lag from the slow data transfer in the system
What if all the little twitches and small spiking pains we feel in our body, are simply the result of glitches while uploading / downloading data.
What if math is the base of every physical / chemical interaction just because it's actually the language used by the computer program we're in.

Two Questions, which are hardly science related but /sci/ is the only suitable board for this.
Q1) Since consciousness gets created by birth (sex), doesn't it mean that consciousness is completely created by physical and chemical means, therefore it's it a completely physical thing?
Q2) Does insects or jellyfishes have consciousness? If so, at which point, consciousness gets created ? (which level of neural sophistication)

Why are alwayas the ugly/lonely persons the ones who care more for IQ and IQ tests??

Fuck yeah, thanks OP!

Perfect way to spend a lazy Sunday; paintan WarMachine minis, writing reports, and watching lectures and talks.

>>3651068

Ugh, I feel so stupid, that makes perfect sense. Thank you. I just had to see it through.

>>2465818
Are you trying to say that astronomical phenomena are not "real life?"

Good God, you're a moron. Please shut that excrement-hole that you call a mouth quickly before it spills over you more.

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