/sci/ - Science & Math

>Every thread on /sci/ is someone asking for help with their math homework.
I'm disappointed in you, /sci/.

In the beginning there was imagination and the knowledge of imagination -- a united bond that we’ve all shared since birth and rely on to exist. As humans we had opted for a rational belief that we can make sense of our existence by utilizing them both, acquiring the information through knowledge and then using the data within our imagination to create ideas and technology that would allow us to continue; abolishing the complete purity of our thoughts for a meaningful existence. As we progressed further with our knowledge and understanding of the universe definitions had become imprinted into our minds, and through this procedure we evolved mentally and advanced as a species – losing our childish curious mentality and reinstating an adult replacement equipped with the necessary information to survive and prosper in the generation that we were born into.

Inevitably the logic of science cannot explain the most important questions that we are faced with in modern times, only focusing on the factors that result in the object at hand, but not revealing to us why the factors generate this result as oppose to another; ultimately the result of every combination of factors was pre-programmed and this programming we have no understanding of. An example of a few questions that science cannot answer would be: Why does the colour blue exist? Why does gravity cause the earth to be spherical as oppose to a pyramid? Why does a tree grow into the shape it does? – Continuous usage of the word ‘Why’ will certainly result in an unknowing answer, or ‘because’ from those who support discipline and tyranny. Our existence makes no sense whatsoever unless we want it to and as said before we achieve this sense through a rational belief, without this belief we are lost within the harmony of our imagination.

Hey, /sci/
Physics student here, relatively new to the field.
I would like to discuss trigonometry and its relation to projectile motion.
Is it possible to graph a single vector with variance in acceleration?
Also, is it possible to integrate air resistance - and is it possible to integrate VARIATIONS in air resistance?
If so, would trigonometry remain applicable?

>>1682141
He also pretends to be possessed by a ghost in the arm of his dead boss.
Minus 20 points for Ocelot