/sci/ - Science & Math

Volume or surface area?

>>9598014
you have a pet that you keep on your head? that's so alternative!

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The universe could be finite, but your mother's mass not

>there are more atoms in the universe than there are stars in the solar system

>>9598014
Breeding versus Education

Unified Verse = Hymn

詩宋的統一

>>9599792
if the universe were actually infinite this would be technically true

>>9599896
Which is the same as saying 'down' is smaller and 'up' is larger, regardless of perspective or category. Which is true from a number theory perspective.

1 = Identity (Label)
2 = Evaluation (Arithmetic operators)
3 = Priority (Prime)
4... = m^n-1

>>9598023
It.

>>9599999
It = One imaginary half-unit

>>9600004
>>9599999
it = One imaginary half-unit of predefined or undefined (Finite/In/Finished)

>>9598014
Give me an example of something that is infinite within reality

>>9600072
Your opinion.

Infinite, by very definition, is a finitist word.

It wants to fully encapsulate a concept that can't be. It wants to be the grratest end of something without end.

Infinity is for retards and brainlets, and a lack of infinity doesn't mean things are bound by biggest values. On the contrary, implements of infinity treat it as an arbitrarily large real number in maths.

>>9600116
If you look up, you see infinity. If you look down, you see a finite value.

This provides 'directional causality'

>>9600119
If you mean the night sky, no. If you look as far as you can, you look as far as you can, and it is a finite distance. There exists no measureable infinity. If you're judging the concept that the dark spots in the night sky are to infinity, then that same infinity exists inside your bedroom when you turn off the lights, aka this isn't infinity its just dark.

>>9600125
"Up" is a direction you have to translate in order to even know what information you are observing and/or recording. To distinguish between 'cave' and 'night sky' is sufficient to satisfy the criteria from a monkey-brain perspective.

To be scared of the night sky and stars is the same to be scared of sailing on the open ocean. Their depths are vast and horrors incalculable.

It is finite and borderless.

if universe is finite, what's on the edge?

>>9600203
1 Universal unit of conversion and communication.

>>9600181
This. It always irks me that people think we live in some kind of bubble.

>time isn't infinite

>evolution isn't adequately theoretically based yet

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>>9600329
Humans can't consent to a shared definition of humanity!

>>9600332
>race is a scientifically valid category

>>9600338
A race is a scientifically measurable categorizer, yes. It isn't however a predictive result nor a determinant.

>>9600338
>niggers are people

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>>9600347
Racism is against the rules of this website.

>>9600442
Read the rules.
"Replying to a thread stating that you've reported or "saged" it, or another post, is also not allowed."
I won't say anything about the report status of your post.

>>9600346
>A race is a scientifically measurable categorizer, yes.
Racism is against the rules, you nazi.

>>9600346
I hope you're right. I really do. Because just one of those things managed to wipe out my entire crew in less than twenty-four hours!

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>>9600597
Why the niggerphobiaphobia?

>>9600597
I know the rules.

>>9600129
Arbitrarily large is not infinite.

>>9600597
Fuck off nigger. Saged.

>>9600801
Arbitrary <noun> is arbitrarily infinite.

>>9600072
number of guys your mom had sex with

>>9599896
Pretty sure there's only one star in the solar system...

>>9598014
>>9599792
>>9600327
>>9600329
>>9600338

All of these are true, you faggot.

>>9600203
Finite doesn't mean there's an edge. Like the surface of a sphere or boundary of a circle

>>9602146
>beta boys dumb like rock

>>9602154
So it's looping? That's pretty cool