/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6342435
>mfw

>Philosophy
>Science

>>5378235

I know because contributing towards :

Twistor theory
Geometry of spacetime
Cosmic censorship
Weyl curvature hypothesis
Penrose inequalities
Moore–Penrose pseudoinverse
Newman-Penrose formalism
Penrose tiling
Penrose stairs
Penrose graphical notation
Schrödinger–Newton equations

doesn't mean you are clever or anything.

>>5375749

>IQ
>Intelligence

>>5344975

>2012
>Not doing Maths AND Physics God-tier degree

>>5330415
>lab work

>>5295732
>string theory
>backed up by loads of evidence

>>5264449
>...Witten is a researcher in superstring theory...
>superstring theory
>string theory

>maybe taking THIS drug will make me less stupid

>>5232369

>mfw /sci/ can't even solve a middle school physics problem

>>5210435

>mfw 'quantum scientists'

>>5181246

>ufc fighters
>intelligent

>>5170641

>forced teamwork
>productive

>IQ
>an accurate measure of intelligence

>IQ

>>5137270

>2012
>writing \thread in own post

A farmer wants to build a new pen for his livestock, and turns to his friends - a physicist, an engineer, and a mathematician - for help designing an enclosure that will have as much space as possible while using the least amount of fencing.

After a bit of thought, the physicist speaks up first, "Clearly the pen should be a circle - this will maximize the area while minimizing the perimeter!"

"No!", counters the engineer, "a rectangular enclosure can make better use of the existing buildings and fencing."

After some debate, the two come to a consensus and begin working on the pen.

The mathematician, meanwhile, takes four pieces of fencing and places them in a small box around himself.

"Eureka!", he shouts, "I define myself to be outside the pen!"

>get master's in geology
>get an outdoors job in a dense forest
>make enough for a basic living
>spend most of my days hiking, smoking pot and collecting pebbles

There are lots of articles out there claiming he was "a fraud" or "a plagiarist".

>>2855444
>engineering

>>2420817
No.I'm very happy actually.Its always good when new data agrees with the model.
I'm still studying this board...if I get more results, I'll make a treatise thread on it in the future.
sage

>>2409592
who cares?

>>2237169
>>I'm normally good at math