/sci/ - Science & Math

>This question sounds easy because it’s straightforward. Actually, it’s very hard to answer. It’s intellectually difficult because the knowledge that everyone is taught in school is by definition agreed upon. And it’s psychologically difficult because anyone trying to answer must say something she knows to be unpopular. Brilliant thinking is rare, but courage is in even shorter supply than genius.

Well /sci/?

>>9912861
ask them if there is any experiment that confirms their strings of buzzwords (pic related)

Could anyone enlighten me on their research?

Quick Rundown?

Why are Jewish people disproportionately represented among nobel prize recipients?

>>8956311
>Khan Academy
>Periodic Videos

Kys

If you attack Earth, you're going to have a bog problem...

>>8801696
>only level 2 stage
>mfw

>>8787559
The beauty of Mathematics research is that you don't require any money to do it. That being said, Mathematics is the foundation for all hard sciences and this it can make this country even more richer.

Gender studies on the other hand is just a waste of money. Tomorrow you'll see people identify themselves as a Cat or a Lizard and you'll end up wasting even more money on "research"

I'd ask the people of this committee to re-evaluate your priorities and appropriate funds where it is beneficial to everyone.

Should I take Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, and Physics in the same semester? I want to maintain a high gpa but I need those classes done by next spring to get into a good uni. I've had 3 consecutive 4.0s and I want to keep it up. Can it be done?

These poor fuckers. Seeing their destroyed faces makes me want to pursue plastic surgeries research to avoid such disasters in the future. Can someone give me a quick rundown on how into plastic surgery research?

>>8706157
no, this was

>>8696646
>QUICK

I could build a range of information processing systems, starting with simple ones, and increasing the complexity up to human level.

At some level of complexity in this series of systems, I will have built a machine which is conscious.

I will know every component in this machine, but as for explaining why it is conscious, I will only be able to point to the differences between the conscious machine, and the simpler, unconscious machines.

I will have no better understanding of consciousness besides that this machine has some component/module that the other machines lack.

These guys could give you a quick run down

How much of the modern world is dependent on the discoveries these two men alone have made?