/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12397322
Give the latest example.

>>12397328
it's more of an ongoing theme with hacks rather than a one of type of deal. So pretty much any topic

>>12397322
I’ve only recently migrated to /sci/ in the past year after lurking for a while and I’m constantly amazed by the mix of genuinely smart people (read: people who are proficient in science) and complete retards. Bound to be conflict in there somewhere

>>12397322
People forgot how to imagine. People who invent the future are often criticized. For example Pascal's nn^x identity. ..[1(n^2), 2(n^2),1(n^2)]=nn^2 [1(n^3),3(n^3),3(n^3),1(n^3)]=nn^3 ........

/sci/ is pretty fucking stupid

>>12397345
what was your old board?

>>12397377
Mainly /lit/ /fit/ and /x/ (/x/ just for innawoods threads, I’m not into occult magic bullshit)

>>12397389
lit destroys this shithole honestly as far as IQ but too many threads are always being made while the threads don't get many replies. The threads die too quickly. I guess that kind of topic is just like that, books/entertainment. tv same thing

>>12397485
Yeah I enjoy /sci/‘s slower pace, I feel the threads get more development that way. Got any places you recommend for good literature discourse?

>>12397322
Was you attacked? Go cry in your safe space, faggot.

Basically /lit/ is all about christianity. /sci/ is about some math and mostly science and math contrarians/pseudo-skeptics.

>>12397322
>Why is /sci/ incapable of original ideas

>>12397802
>was you

>>12397322
>Why is /sci/ incapable of original ideas and attack people that are?
Thing is, 99% of science isn't ideas.

The bulk of science is grunt work. Only a tiny bit of science consists of ideas.

So there are a huge number of scientists who can't properly into ideas, but ZERO scientists who can't into patience/grunt work.

t. INTP idea master

>>12397322
the entire board is pseud. if there were real "Scientists" here they are either in grad school or long gone. majority of the posts are made by high school age c students and pseuds with a vague intrest in science or math and or political scientism

>>12398016
pretty accurate, it's also why the internet is so full of people who think they're geniuses but genuinely incapable of actually applying the scientific method to their dumbass ideas.

>>12397322
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There's my original idea, now gimme my Nobel Prize.

>>12397322

Because it is easier to fall in line. Just like religion; most people rather believe what they are being taught and take it as the truth.

Going into the jungle and using a machete to cut a path is much more difficult and risky. Why do that when you can simply walk on the nicely paved concrete sidewalk? Less energy to expend.

>>12398037
I agree with this too, most idea pushers are incapable of grasping nuance and continuous analog style thinking. Only broken discrete ideas.

>>12398037
> scientific method
observation, hypothesis, experimentation, theory, communication, replication?
Don't you tell me a scientist cannot work only in few of these processes, either way check the final line of picrelated.

>>12398077
If you can't do every step yourself if you don't work with people who can you'll never ever produce anything worthwhile.
> just b urself ;)
amazing

>>12398124
I have internet, I can go directly to communication after the hypothesis stage, so those who have access to the equipment do the experimentation instead of me.
> just b urself ;)
Be yourself THE MOST

>>12398124
I could produce something worthwhile even if I avoided the hypothesis part, only delivering the observations, and my observations are the most unique.
Not one of mine, but so you know how it can be: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mpemba_effect

>>12398161
>>12398173
sorry to burst your bubbles but you'll never produce anything worthwhile. I hope this reality will push you to actually put the work in to prove me wrong.

>>12398201
Thank you. I'm motivated enough and used to ignore the ignorant hecklers (especially because now I'm well on my way, not only with aspirations, but also with some fruitions)
If your comment was destined to motivate me to prove you wrong, it would motivate me to make more great science jumping over a step or two here and there. So I glad to see that you consider it possible (consciously or unconsciously)

>>12398208
i'm afraid you'll learn the hard way skipping steps is exactly what you shouldn't be doing. Don't worry you'll either figure that out eventually or give up. Have fun.

>>12398043
This has already been said before.

>>12397322
It's just like /fit/, at least half are there just to troll and have never been inside a gym in their lives, they just copypaste what they see there and twist it into bait to amuse themselves.