/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12738855
Read this guy's blog:
http://www.bayesianinvestor.com/

>>12682548
How can we prevent S-risks?

>>12670923
>And also Thought about crispr
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwaM1mmu1GU

>>12667102
Everything in pic related

One-boxing obviously

>>12531173
>The Eye. The user of this ability can perceive infinitesimal traveling twists in the Force that binds matter-tiny vibrations, akin to the life-giving power of the Sun that falls on leaves, but far more subtle. A bearer of the Eye can sense objects far beyond the range of touch using the tiny disturbances they make in the Force. Mountains many days travel away can be known to them as if within arm's reach. According to the bearers of the Eye, when night falls and sunlight fails, they can sense huge fusion fires burning at unthinkable distances-though no one else has any way of verifying this. Possession of a single Eye is said to make the bearer equivalent to royalty.

>And finally,

>The Ultimate Power. The user of this ability contains a smaller, imperfect echo of the entire universe, enabling them to search out paths through probability to any desired future. If this sounds like a ridiculously powerful ability, you're right-game balance goes right out the window with this one. Extremely rare among life forms, it is the sekai no ougi or "hidden technique of the world".

>Nothing can oppose the Ultimate Power except the Ultimate Power. Any less-than-ultimate Power will simply be "comprehended" by the Ultimate and disrupted in some inconceivable fashion, or even absorbed into the Ultimates' own power base. For this reason the Ultimate Power is sometimes called the "master technique of techniques" or the "trump card that trumps all other trumps". The more powerful Ultimates can stretch their "comprehension" across galactic distances and aeons of time, and even perceive the bizarre laws of the hidden "world beneath the world".

>>12369401
I fucking hate women fuuuck

>>12181980
I was here. I was here, when it started. The neverending chain of deja vu reposting, loops within loops themselves.
If you witnessed the birth of that thing and recognize it again today, please be mindfull you are not alone.
If you are new to this, remember- there is no coming back.

ITT we figure out the meaning behind this 160IQ meme. Its clear the original author is some sort of gigachad monk. It makes deep references to esoteric topics discussed on this site and other corners of the internet (lots of lesswrong). I'm familiar with everything on the image save for a few lines:

> Brutalist Qualia
> Young men are dying in the spring
> Crying over a dead lamprey
> Catharsis Denialism

Help me understand the last few references. I couldn't find anything about them through jewgle. Also, if you're a curious retarf about any other reference I can answer.

>>12157352
How about this
>love math but do other unrelated major instead because of fear of not making, which allows for relentless self studying of math curriculum while not getting any practical benefit from it AND alienation from other people because of not fitting with either people with normal interests or the real deal math crowd

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>>12136970
Winrar

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>>11554786
There were a lot of requests for an archive of Mario's blog. Here's the most recent archive of it I could find.

https://web.archive.org/web/20200406192748/https://vitrifyher.com/

What does /sci/ think of Bayesian Investor?

http://www.bayesianinvestor.com/blog/

>>11538276
Reading this:
http://www.bayesianinvestor.com/blog/

what subdisciplines of science are overdeveloped compared to the rest of subdisciplines? what subdisciplines are underdeveloped compared to the rest of subdisciplines?

why are resources being dedicated to (otherwise worthwhile) advancements like space exploration, when medicine is still imperfect?
I would imagine that all efforts of those with power would be put towards perfecting their own bodies
do not all humans face the same problem, of flawed bodies? how could the corrupt even consider diverting funds from altruistic causes to luxury items, instead of attempts to prevent their imminent death?

>>11281137
>Please elaborate, this sounds interesting.
Read these:

https://www.readthesequences.com/Book-III-The-Machine-In-The-Ghost

>>11079044
not losing sleep but thanks guy. Not doing this for glory.
I respect the way you feel and don't intend to say anything more, I was just informing you not everyone cares so you shouldn't feel bad when people don't care.
>cute slut
glad you're revealing your interests.
>>11079099
There's no such thing as Chad anon, it's an internet thing that is based on hyperbolizing the idea of perfection and imperfection. You're chad in your own ways, chin up guy.
>>11079718
pussy? is this what this is about anon? you when the MOE path fo pussy?
oh anon, I...
get better kid, grow up, you'll feel better; regretful, but better.

>>11059533
That's funny, I was just about to head down to the cognitive dissonance store. I heard they sold nationalism and socialism together, but I've read some really poor reviews.

>>10603142
Free will isn't even a coherent concept in the first place.

https://wiki.lesswrong.com/wiki/Free_will_(solution)
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Mc6QcrsbH5NRXbCRX/dissolving-the-question