/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9781439
pretty good if you have left out quantum mechanics and theory of relativity

>>9597631
>>9597631
ahhhh why its always 23

>>9414125
>You could go-up the tree through human history. In this reality, there's probably a less than 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% chance that you'd be a part of it
This only seems weird if you don't recognize how you're largely interchangeable with any other human being on the planet.
The chances of some person or another being around today starting with the condition humans as species already exist is pretty fucking high. Whether this given person is you or some other person is pretty irrelevant, like being amazed that THIS particular grain of sand is in the desert and not some other grain of sand.

How do I become a professor?

>>8514955

Why not just use your photographic memory to learn all the relevant rules and formulae on the first day?

>>8486927

>Then add 3

If mathematics and observation were to ever disagree, which would you be more skeptical of? For the sake of argument, you magically know there aren't any calculation errors.

>nothing can escape from black holes not even light because the gravity is so great!!!!!!11
>believing in the big bang (an extreme black hole which had more gravity than any other black hole, which exploded)

pick one and only one

You either believe in the big bang or black holes... can't have it both ways.

Computer science.