/sci/ - Science & Math

ITT: SHOW OFFS

captcha = multi-D eivisity

>>2496753
>>2496790

>in b4 OP makes a glue nugget
>it made a small chip of arm and hammer

captcha = neutrinos routeno

The world ain't sunshine and rainbows, but there's nothing to fear. There is something beautiful hiding behind something so banal, so "normal" as death or existence. They are the most common things in the world, yet we fear something we have been dealing with since we first became conscious. Philosophers tried to understand the axioms of life during the Enlightenment; since then, a whole art has evolved around existentialist questions. We fear something we don't fully understand, something that is extremely close to us every single day of our life. Axioms cannot be understood because they are axioms.

etc etc der der im such a philosophe hurf derp

>>1842394
>mfw I passed 8th grade math and know how averages work

>>1758845
No that's not it.

>>1717644
>>1717634
Ah but you need to define the inner product we're going to use, too.

>>1628697
>mfw when I own a 100 000 000 000 000 dollar bill from Zimbabwe.

>Spin is an effect introduced by relativity into quantum mechanics. Spin stands for a rotation of electrons, but that rotation makes the surface of the electron move faster than the speed of light, which is prohibited by relativity itself.
>My face

>>1606704
I remember my highschool physics teacher saying that conservation of energy hadn't been rigorously proven, just never contradicted by experiment.
>mfw I learned about Noether's theorem

>>1545985

Because Nobel prize for doctoral thesis.

Mr. Roboto

>>1149073
I mean, if you want to learn the material you do the problems. You see, when you go to college you are there to learn (that's why you pay the school 50g's per year) unlike highschool where the only incentive is to pass the class.