/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9542471
the weak should fear the strong

>>9542471
If they didn't exist, the universe would stay as a singularity and nothing would happen.

>>9542476
then you better get back into your room before your daddy gets upstairs

>>9542471

The big bang caused them.

>>9544427
Why did the big bang happen?

Nobody really knows, OP.

Not a question, OP.

The science describes, not explains.

>>>/x/

>>9544476

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turtles_all_the_way_down

>>9544494
b-but I thought science could answer all of humanity's questions!

>>9542477
thats not an answer, you cretin. You fucking asshole.

>>9542471
Brainlet here, explain to me how the forces of reality can be interpret into mathematical formulas. I mean there are no numbers so I dont get it.

>>9545062
hahaha he still doesn't know what causes the fundamental forces, fucking 12 year olds on /sci/

>>9542471
What sort of a political compass is this

>>9545798

>>9545798

>>9542471
>gravity not blue
>electromagnetism not yellow
>strong not green
>weak not red
Why would you use all these objectively wrong colors, OP?

>>9545064
I bet they're using higher ability math

>>9545798
Authoritarian left: citizens gravitate towards great communist leader
Authoritarian right: electrical shock therapy for LGBT 'mental illness'
Libertarian left: small autonomous linked communities
Libertarian right:
>roads

>>9542471
because the universe cooled after the big bang, which caused symmetries to break, which resulted in the forces arising one by one

>>9542471
better question is why are they so fucking convoluted, shouldn't the fundamental nature of everything be a bit simpler?

>>9542471
>Hell, why does anything exist?
https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.02231

>>9546141
Observing the complexity and unpredictability of nature, I´ve always come to the opposite conclusion: if anything can be said about physical laws, it is that they seem suspiciously simplistic.

>>9546141
they're actually extremely simple, excluding gravity and dark matter, everything including all particles and forces can be explained by SU(3)×SU(2)×U(1)

>>9546141
the fundamental nature will be simpler, but we're still very far away from that

thats the whole point of all this anon. thats what we've all been searching for for thousands of years

>>9546141
Not necessarily. Why would nature conform to humanity's naive conception of the simple vs the complex?

>>9542471
gauge boson

>>9542471
Something exists because there is no such thing as nothing.

why are atoms designed the way they are and why can't we construct atoms at will?

Why does the concept of things needing causes to exist exist?

We find out what created energy we can move to the next step without every there's no big bang