/sci/ - Science & Math

Why do some mathematicians believe that math is proof of the existence of a god? To me there seems to be no connection, and that math is a construct of mankind that has been continuously developed and should be considered an achievement, not a discovery.

Are there any ancient scholars you all looked up to when you were young?

Pic related, sir Issac Newton

Any mathmaticians in /sci/?

Let's talk about math I'm bored.

Anyone here know anything about Double Integrals? What are its uses?

What is a "force"?

so how mad are you knowing that the greatest scientist that lived believed in GOD?

>2014
>not "Fuck Bitches, Do Science"
Why the hell are you wasting your time trying to have a gf?
Isaac Newton didn't have sex, and that worked just fine for him.

Sir Isaac Newton

>>6148237
If the water pushes up, then the water feels a force downward.

Equal and opposite, retard.

So what do you guys thinks is the hardest of the remaining ones?


1.1 P versus NP
1.2 The Hodge conjecture
1.4 The Riemann hypothesis
1.5 Yang–Mills existence and mass gap
1.6 Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness
1.7 The Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture

>each is worth fame and a US$1,000,000 prize

Isaac Newton was an imbecile. "hurr an apple fell on my head give me attention"

fucking prick

>>6110791
Well where do you think you should start at? Do you know what the formula is? Do you understand how integrals work? What do you have so far, and what is it that you cannot understand.