/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8856032
My dik, very obscure dutch astronomer

da vinci

>>8856032
I am.
0.99...=/=1 and I'm going to prove it, goddamnit!

Me. I've tried sharing my ideas here but you guys always ignore me. Your species is not yet ready to accept or even cope with the things I have learned.

>>8856034
Not a scientist.

>>8856032

Greek philosophers.

>>8856063
Yes he was

He made predictions about reality then tested them to see if they worked.

>>8856088
By that standard who ISN'T a scientist?

>>8856032

Galois

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>>8856032
Youler

>>8856032
W.K. Clifford
>Anticipated vector algebra 30 years before Gibbs
>Anticipated General Relativity half a century before Einstein

A man ahead of his time.

>>8856577
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>>8856033
archimedes is superior just for the fact that nobody surpassed his Quadrature of the Parabola until integral calculus came into play.

>>8856591
>Quadrature of the Parabola
Well, call me a brainlet but I never knew he invented that algorithm. I have to say, it's amazing. To think that the Greeks were doing this shit 2300 years ago and today people still aren't able of comprehending basic mathematics despite the fact that we're bombarded with information and we can access any book in the world almost instantly.

>>8856032
Imo it was Euler since his work is so fundamental and we still need centuries to truly understand all of it. I'm not saying that he did though.

>>8856032
Bill Nye

>>8856598
>the greeks

try some specially talented individuals. Also these guys had literally too much free time.
>no internet to distract you
>slaves do everything
>you only need to sit back, eat, shit, fuck cute twinks, sleep and do math if you want

>>8856032
Me

Richard Dawkins

>>8856032
darwin
kepler

>>8856591
Came to post Archimedes. No contest.

>>8856032
>Which scientist was most ahead of his time?

Sir Herny Cavendish.

What about Gauss?

Anita Sarkeesian. In 300 years gender science textbooks will laugh at us

>>8857915
That's a good one, the man was doing FFTs before Fourier did his work on heat.

Tesla was the best. He ascended past third dimension before cell phones. He was a modern Jesus.

Fermat. invented iwasawa theory before anyone else.

Almost every scientist.

>>8856032
Archimeads, Gaub, Yooler, Gal Wah

In a literal sense Mendeleev

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>>8856032
How much math do I need to know to masturbate to these?

>>8858807
Anywhere from multivariate calculus to abstract algebra.

>>8856032
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>>8858825
hi

>>8857561
Some other dude literally came up with evolution at the same time as Darwin

>>8858878
he was an aussie too

>>8856032
REEEEE TELL ME THE SECRET WHY CAN'T I GET IT TO LOOK RIGHT

>>8858836
I made that one it's not the same as the others. I can't figure out the right system of ODEs to get the geodesics arc-length parameterized.

Mathematica notebook:
https://my.mixtape.moe/vxpqhw.nb

>>8858900
Fuck that's missing the following definition for anyone that tries to run it:
[math]\texttt{replast[x_, xs__] := {x, xs, x}}[/math]

>>8856032

its not really an interesting question because most of the work scientists do is limited by the current state of the art and available technology. they are brilliant people don't get me wrong but usually the people with really staggering genius aren't scientists, or when they are that genius is not reflected in their work as scientists

>>8856042
Is this a meme, or do drugged out losers really come here to shit post?

>>8856032
BILL NYE

Cavendish.

>>8856107
engineers

>>8856671
fuck twinks=internet distractions

>>8856032
Is this a rare Pepe?

>>8856032
George green.

Newton was an autistic shitposting weeb 400 years before the internet. Does that count?

>>8856032
ITT we argue the semantics of an arbitrary idea. God bless autism.